Old School

Can you guys really build an upper cheaper than you can buy an assembled/test fired one? Doesn't seem to work out for me. Now assembled lowers are getting so cheap that it may not pay to build them either.

Learn the language "BOY" YOU'RE NOT YOUR And, You're wrong about Bob's age.

Depends what you're shooting it in. The Commie guns are made for steel and who gives a $hit about that Commie crap anyway. Since the question was asked by a GLOCK guy are you shooting steel cased in your GLOCK? The main reason I don't shoot steel is abrasion in the chamber. And alot of steel cased ammo has bullets with iron cores and thin jackets.

Ray this is for you puppy!

Being that I'm a drifter... North in the winter and south in the summer, I have two. Mastodon up north and TJ down south. I love each of them so much I just have them send each other guns sometimes...

And when Noah was a little boy! Nj2AS I was sick, old and feeble remember.

Are you pulling the bolt back "authoritatively"?

+1 I use this too. Every round chambers http://www.egwguns.com/chamber-checkers/

How do the rims look on the snap caps? Are they getting torn up? Take the snap cap base to base with a live round and compare them. Are they the same diameter? Are the extractor grooves the same depth?. Get yourself to the range and load a live round and then extract it without firing it. And I say go to the range because if it doesn't come out you have to fire it. If there's an issue, back to Savage it goes. I just Googled and see a few remote instances where there are extraction problems with these rifle. Congrats on buying a fine accurate rifle.

Now...Nobody said fat Eric. Polar Bears are big, cuddelly and powerful.!!!

It's never too cold when you're built like a Polar Bear!!!

I was up at CR today about noon and it had warmed up to about 13*F. It was 5-6*F earlier. Sent my buddy Pete out to fire form some cases and sat in the RO truck with Big Gene. My momma didn't raise no fool. Fire formed the second loading in the back yard. I got to move south...

All my firearms had to be steel and wood for the longest time. If it wasn't steel and wood it wasn't any good. That was "OLD SCHOOL" thinking. Well look at me now....Lover of plastic and aluminum!! But most of my other views and beliefs are still "OLD SCHOOL".

Now I'm dealing with a casual shooter, first time hunter. Now this guy is an excellent shot on paper. But, In a few months we have to get him familiar with the handgun, a couple of hundred rounds of practice then move him over to 50 rounds of practice with his hunting load. So I think Reed, 325 grains may be over the top. Recoil must be stout!

I'm setting up two revolvers for this hunt, For me an old Super Blackhawk 44mag 5 shot one empty chamber ...LOL The second is a Super Redhawk 44mag. I'm just kind of argueing with the Redhawk guy that he should shoot 240gr HP's and doesn't need soft pts The AR was for back-up

If you don't get a lawyer just bend over and grab your ankles.

I acuse others of being snobs specifically with AR's. Well, I may be guilty of being a pistol snob in this case. I'm sure that Kel Tec is a very serviceable pistol. I certainly meets the price point for an economical defense gun.

j0n- As I agree about testing for reliability and most quality firearms are made to last a lifetime, 1-2k rounds out of a Kel Tec may be exactly what the expected life if the pistol is. Just my $.02

I'd load rifle ammo tailored to the gun.

war axe?

Tool for cauking between wooden planks on boats or ships

The other thing I keep near by is "Dust Off" You know the compressed air in a can used for computer stuff.

Anderson Ave in Fairview. Right on the Cliffside Park line.

Harry, You are NOT Ray Ray! One is enough!! BTW Mike's is a GLOCK distributor IIRC. Very competitive on GLOCKs

I don't think I would do it on a gun that involves polymer, but steel guns ... why not?