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Ray I agree a head shot is all that counts.

Tim the push didn't bother me but the trigger was a bit light.

The club has tried in the past to supply holders or stands. Every time they were shot up or went missing.

Col. excellent review. I also trust your opinions.

redwings9 How is the bolt fit to receiver? Is it tight? Does it bind up? I had a Ruger 20 yrs ago and when the bolt was fully retracted there was enough play it would not go back into the receiver. I really like this setup and want to like it.

The can opener's inside.

Very brutal made me squirm a bit. Who took out the biker's eye? That happened to him in jail correct?

How much?

I will never say Glock's are ugly again.

I guess if you look at it from a Sociology standpoint "responsible" would be what society deems acceptable. And I doubt there is a one size fits all answer to that question. :fugg:

Nick I am speechless.

You don't want to miss the season premier. 90 mins

I know a great gunsmith.

You can buy rechargeable 123's. And never have to pay again.

Bry@n I think some the guys are going to USPSA nationals.

Bry@n go to Alliant's site and you can request a free Alliant Powder reloader's manual. They will ship one in under a month. It's a nice all purpose selection of load data. All the recipes are Alliant powder, mostly Speer heads with a mix of the other manufactures represented. The manual covers all disciplines with loads for all calibers and gauges. I don't load shotgun so cannot testify to how good they are. The rifle data is comprehensive especially in the popular calibers 30 cal fans have a nice selection. The manual is 7" X 8 1/2" 91 pages. The only negative I have with the manual is it only lists a max charge weight and no minimum. But after a conversation with one of the mods I concede the data is safe after all the loads are "lawyer" approved. PS contact the other powder guys they will send you free loading data. Hornady if you register will send you a wall size poster of all their bullets it's a nice reference chart.

Hey John. I know about tensioning the spring. My BIL has the same issues with the mags.

I hate the factory 10/22 mags the spring always lost it's tension.

Here is a site that sells Nosler factory 2nds. The bullets are guaranteed blemished but not out of spec. http://www.shootersproshop.com/ They have a special 10MM/40 S&W Nosler 150 gr Sporting Handgun Jacketed HP $12.95 per 100. Shipping is a flat $12.95 no matter how much you order. I called to clarify the shipping. They also have a selection of Nosler rifle bullets that are 2nds.

I love Zero bullets but have not ordered from them in awhile. WOW!!! Too expensive now the same case Maks mentioned for $303 would cost $423.40. I will cross them off the list the MG is 40% cheaper.

I liked Titegroup very accurate with minimal powder. It was designed as an economical powder because the it is powder uses less per load than most. Also designed to be case position insensitive, low temp variations and accurate. Two negatives a tad dirty and if not a careful reloader it is easy to double charge.

Tim Big and Rich are back together with Cowboy Troy Dum Diggity Dum Diggity slicka than a biscuit. (man I need to break out that CD). I started to realize I was getting old because "The Highway" channel was playing less and less of my artists and one day I got tired of it and went to the other channel and it was all the stuff I missed.....wait for it........I'M GETTING OLD????? I like most of the stuff but I feel the modern stuff is getting to much like rock. Toby Keith, Trace Adkins and Jason Aldean. Aldean is a great song writer. Trace Adkins is playing the Starland Ballroom 9/3/11. That's this week.

Which country of origin will have little impact. FNH built a factory in SC to build the M4's because they landed the army contract after the Colt contract expired. I think S&W will win the contract based on ergonomics.

Chris I can never concede Taurus makes anything better than S&W, Ruger has some better qualities but they are not as refined as a Smith. I would say the finest factory revolvers ever produced were the S&W registered magnums.