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9mm is great with the right ammo. .45 is great with any ammo. .357mag is a mans round.

Went out today at a range near our place in South Carolina... aka the "USA". Did 4 rounds, got a 22, 16, 19, 19... Oh, and it worked flawlessly today using birdshot. Gonna take it to an indoor range and give the 18.5" bbl a workout.

No real mention of this in the news lately...

Well, I only ask because the FO sight on the 28" bbl is on a vented rib, and sits much higher than the bead sight on the 18.5" bbl...

Hey, anyone know where I can find a good fiber-optic sight for my 18.5" HD bbl? The bead sight def sits a bit low... plus I hear FO is a lot more visible in low light. Thoughts?

Surprise party + open bar + last night - thumb being cut making breakfast = not gonna make it. Thing starts bleeding if I touch anything with it.

I told him to do it. The bead sight on his Mossy fell off today...

EDIT: Ok, just checked again. The gas seal on the gas piston appears to be in place. It's the metal ring with rotates on the end of the piston, right? The manual also makes mention of a "seal ring" which is not seen used on all models... It DID cycle the 2.75" shells a few times, just not consistently. You're making me worried...

I may be in... what time?

Definitely does. Put 75 rounds of Remington 2.75" #8 shot gun club shells through it. 1 in 10 cycled the gun right... maybe too light a load? Also, I did break down, clean, and oiled the thing with rem oil... not a lot. But a coating on most parts.

Took it out to Chester today, did 3 rounds of trap (11, 12, and 14 hits). Shoots great, but it has trouble cycling the birdshot ammo I have... it's not too bad since trap is one shot per turn, but I kinda want it to work every time. It's not terrible, I just need to pull back the bolt to extract it. I want to see if buckshot or a higher power load cycles better. Anyone doing trap tomorrow in Sparta? My dad and I may go. Also, great deal at Dick's for shot shells... $4.50 a box. Got a few cases.

I think we're going out tomorrow to Chester for Trap and Skeet... which is perfect because my new Mossy 930 came in today... weee!

Ed? I got a guy I work with named Ed... drives a salvaged Subaru and wants a KA BAR...

How hard is it to become an FFL in this state? Can you take possession of firearms not normally allowed for civilian sale? Can you take those firearms out to the range at all? What are some of the restrictions here?

Hey guys, what's the rules on COEs? When an FFL does a deal, does a COE goto the NJSP? After that, if you do a face-to-face, do you have to send another COE to the NJSP?

All IO owners should go on a boat trip today, or take up gardening.

What would happen if you don't go?

Did you return it?

Goodness, I hope you all don't take your boats to the local NJSP barracks...

Apparently, being off-duty, but driving your taxpayer bought and fueled cruiser allows you to retain limited liability from the department (in this instance). So not only is this kid paralyzed, the taxpayers get screwed due to increased premiums from the resulting lawsuit.

He should be treated no differently from you and I.

Hence why you should keep your guns on the nearest boat...

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/local/Officer-fined-_185-for-speeding-in-crash-that-paralyzed-boy-1597329-108773219.html Cop nails a 14 year with his cruiser on the way to a second job. Because he does it in a cruiser (while off-duty), he's covered under limited liability. City/County cover the cost of the lawsuit, cop gets off with a $185 ticket plus court fees. I can see if it's a tragedy when a cop hits someone responding to a call, but as far as I am concerned, they should set an example and follow all transportation guidelines to the letter. In this instance, going 56 in a 25, he was going way too fast. Thoughts?

Typical of police...