Old School

If you're really concerned and it appears you are. herte's what I would do. If you don't want a locking cross-over box, which can get pricey. Mount a large ammo can,,,http://www.ammocans.net/ that is lockable. Put two or four thread-serts in you bed and you can put your range bag right in there. Water proof and descrete.

What is this? with access cab. I just noticed this in another thread but I believe it applies: http://natebloch.com/index.html?thedoctorvisit.html Vlad- do you agree?

What about in the bed of the truck?

WOW!! stand corrected. Very nice, It is as I said, improved with the rail on the top and two mags. I could be interested in a new one. Now where to stash the scope?

Nick I thought they ONLY made silver and camo now. Correct? Mine is black and I like it. I think the silver or camo with the blaze orange insert looks cheesey. And I'm not one really concerned about looks.

How sensitive of you.... You don't need to appologize. Others need to toughen-up.

You Guys..... I have an original AR-7. It's seen quite a few rounds an keeps on ticking. It is what it is.... It's a back pack / survival rifle. On my original I did reduce the size of the peep sight but that's it. The new Henry rifles look better and are more expensive, But you get a rail on top of the reciever and two mags. You're not going to get anything else as small and lite. And it floats. I just think the new Henry's are a $hitty color.

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Ohaus triple beam.

Gentlemen - My Girly Girl Daughter takes the mags apart with that tool. You know her mags with the sparkle glitter floor plates...LOL

Save me you worst one just to show how effortless it is with the tool. You tube...

You guys must have "the Special" mags. Never had a problem using the gripper and the tool. http://www.mygtul.com/ Don't D!ck around!

Mike- Gul tool (I think that's what it's called) Swing by and use mine the first time mey be difficult but after that it's easy. I disassemble mine all the time.

Second bluing question of the day. Have to be REAL careful. Some of the old doubles has soft soldered barrel and cannot be hot blued. If they are not rust blued you may end up with two sets of barrels...Get my drift?

If you don't find anybody local you can ship you gun out to be blued. But one word of caution. You really need to see the work this guy has done before. Bluing requires polishing and some guys grind up the gun. So be cautious! I'm going to PM you the name of a forum member that has just set up a complete bluinmg set up and I know is careful but he is way south.

Just bumping this because peeps seamed to be interested. Check out my pdf as this is real data with out speculation.

raz-0- attached is the load data I assembled and I hold no liability that this is safe for anybody else. I think it discounts some of your statements and findings. These loads have been assembled on a Dillon 550B with Dillon carbide dies. Loading Data 9mm 115gr FMJ.pdf

Oh Yeah...Lots of Mosins.... :wild:

raz-0 - I read you post. I agree with some disagree with some. I'm watching the thread and please do the same. Tomorrow I'll pull out the note book and measure some off the shelf reloads with mixed cases and post the COL of 10 random reloads and velocities and std deviations that were previously recorded.. Very interesting topic. BTW hung out with a few benchresters a little yesterday....Now those guys are nuts...LOL

Why do you think the brass would effect the COL? Explain...

Been waiting to use this...

"I'm the only one in this room professional enough to carry a GLOCK 40" Oops A-hole!!

How are they Chris? Nice as the '70's vintage pistols?

+1 OP- Listen to Mark you silly rabbit!

Being able to afford the best CCW pistol available. I choose a G19 or G26. Stock, Stock, Stock!!! I've carried a 1911 and BHP but think the GLOCK safety system is more positive.