Everything posted by Wolfy
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Tuesday Shore Shot Shoots
What are Y'all bringing?
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Progressive: Dillon vs Hornady
I have the Hornady single stage and love it. I think Hornady has great customer service. I called them a few times about technical advice and they made sure they connected me with an employee that had experience in the area I was asking about. Also the tech's are reloaders themselves and use the equipment so they are knowledgeable about their products.
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Auto vs Revolver Failures
Revolvers are more mechanically complicated but more forgiving with ammo types and tolerances.
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Auto vs Revolver Failures
I need one of these!! 200 gr Hornady FTX + 52.7 gr H-110 = 2,250 FPS.
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Fort Dix meet up
jOn that adds up to 150!! Not a math whiz?
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Auto vs Revolver Failures
I prefer 460 S&W for the house. Faster flatter trajectory than the .500 and if I can't find .460 I can use .454 Casull or 45 LC in an emergency. But nothing stops a methed/LSD/Ecstasy jacked up perp like 200 gr @ 2,200 FPS. I hope Hornady comes out with a Critical Defense load with reduced recoil and less muzzle flash while expanding to 5X it's diamiter so as not to overpenetrate.
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Reloaders With Limited Space
Glenn the clamps are tight enough the boards don't wiggle? I always pondered that type of set up.
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Why do guns cost so much more at the shops than online?
Call Tony from TJ sporting arms.
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Best Place to Buy Dies
Graf's or Cabela's. Cabela's always has dies when know one else does. Hornady dies are the only ones I use.
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S&W 22a walnut grips
dajonga not picking on the your 22A. I had a bad one that would lead up bad after less than 50 rounds to the point the rounds would be extruded and keyhole. Well after 3 trips to Smith (Bangor Maine factory) I was over the gun. I sold it while it was on it's third trip back for $50 (my BIL) as is. He is a S&W armorer so knew what he was getting into. Funny thing is the gun actually functioned ok. But I was over it so away it went.
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S&W 22a walnut grips
Love the grips buty the 22A was the one Smith I don't like.
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Entering into the 22lr. world but cant decide how...
John a 22LR day?? What would the young whipper snappers think? I can bring my 15-22, Ruger MK III and S&W 617.
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What's a Troll?
Sigs are overpriced guns for elitists.
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B.A. 8 Feb
Chris are the 45's your reloads? If so bring what you think is a fair trade.. John I am always happy to help.
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Speechless right now...
Sorry to hear such bad news.
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B.A. 8 Feb
Chris I can help. I have S&B 158 gr SP.
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B.A. 8 Feb
Keith you need to make the switch.
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American Bald Eagle sighting
The Manasquan reservoir in Howell has a nest.
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Laptop opinions
Shane I was literally one click from buying a Dell when I saw you posted. I was excited because the laptop had a SSD upgrade.
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Laptop opinions
Good advice robot_hell. I heard about a chip Intel makes that allows you to transmit to a TV (I know I need a receiver). What is the name of the chip?
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Reloading in Freehold area?
Gene is the best. He has been there forever. His parents owned the land before him. His prices are fair.
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NJSP 2010 Gang Survey
Camo is a color. Our hand sign could be the peace sign.
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Laptop opinions
Learn more about the Sony VAIO VPCEF34FX/BI ModelBrand SONY Series VAIO E Series Model VPCEF34FX/BI GeneralColor Matte Black Operating System Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit CPU Type AMD Turion II Dual-Core P540 2.4G Screen 17.3" Memory Size 4GB DDR3 Hard Disk 500GB Optical Drive DVD Super Multi Graphics Card ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250 Communication Gigabit LAN and WLAN Dimensions 16.10" x 10.79" x 1.29" - 1.50" Weight 6.70 lbs. CPUCPU Type AMD Turion II Dual-Core CPU Speed P540(2.4GHz) CPU L2 Cache 2MB DisplayScreen Size 17.3" Wide Screen Support Yes Resolution 1600 x 900 LCD Features LED backlight Operating SystemsOperating System Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit GraphicsGPU/VPU ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250 Graphic Type Integrated Card Hard DriveHDD 500GB HDD RPM 5400rpm HDD Interface SATA MemoryMemory 4GB Memory Speed DDR3 1066 Memory Spec 2GB x 2 Memory Type 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM Max Memory Supported 8GB Optical DriveOptical Drive Type DVD Super Multi Optical Drive Interface Integrated Optical Drive Spec CD Support: Read / Write (CD/-R/-RW) DVD Support: Read / Write (DVD±R/±RW/±R DL/-RAM) CommunicationsLAN 10/100/1000Mbps WLAN 802.11 b/g/n PortsUSB 4 Video Port 1 x VGA HDMI 1 x HDMI Audio Ports 1 x Microphone jack; 1 x Headphone jack AudioAudio Integrated Sound card Speaker Internal Speakers Input DeviceTouchpad Electro-Static touch pad Keyboard QWERTY, 103 keys with 2.0mm stroke and 19.05mm pitch Supplemental DriveCard Reader One Memory Stick PRO (STD / Duo) media slot with MagicGate functionality One Secure Digital (SD memory card) media slot Webcam Yes PowerBattery Standard Capacity Lithium-ion Battery Physical SpecificationsDimensions 16.10" x 10.79" x 1.29" - 1.50" Weight 6.70 lbs. Manufacturer WarrantyParts 1 year limited Labor 1 year limited
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Laptop opinions
I found one I like. What do you think? Is this a good processor? It will be for home use so nothing to demanding for the prccessor.