Old School

And how much is the buy - in?

You're seating in the 550B? Make sure your primer anvil which pushes up and seats the primer is coming up high enough. The anvil is held in by a set screw and may have slipped down not seating your primers deep enough.

Yeah.Right John!

My understanding was S&W developed the 40S&W because the Feds were too recoil sensitive to the 10mm. And I find the 40 too snappy for a comfortably controlled second shot. But to stay on topic...I carry a G19 (when not a PM9) I like it. I'm the same vein as Griz's comments. I can shoot anything in a pinch. It's just what you prefer. Cost, "reliability". parts availability, It's GLOCK for me. I've had them so full of crap that I was disassembling and cleaning mags. When I got home I was embarrassed that they were as bad inside. Detail stripped washed in the sink with soap and hot water. Good as new and it never missed a beat when that flthy

The old guys, Griz and I agree with you Puppy. I carry a 9 because I don't shoot a 40 well and shoot a 9 well. Controlling my point of impact is more important than a little more power. Welcome back Puppy.

That was the logical thing to do.

Because you can rechamber for well under $200 using your own premium barrel that you have.

White Paper was dated 01/20/2017...Guess he was sucking up to the boss.... As far as suppressors, ​I shoot with one two or three times a week for practice. With out it's use I might not do this as frequently because of noise pollution. ​Glasses and no hearing protection. Very convenient and makes perfect sense. ​But even if the "Hearing Protection Act" passes in Jersey you're still probably screwed.

Here's one for you desperados... Looking at the dimensions, Looks like you can rechamber 223 Rem to 22 Nosler.

Based on bullet diameter looks like your getting about 1/2" groups @ 50. Not bad for no serious load development. As for the cartridge? 2-300fps more than .223Rem? Doesn't really rock my boat. Now that being said....If I had a heavy barrel .223 I was tired of I might think of rechambering it to 22Nosler. Just find somebody with a reamer. Without seeing all the critical dimensions it looks like you can just cut over the existing .223 chamber.

That's why I'm posting from my bunker in SC, Because of this type of "Oh protect the children" nonsense.

So reconsidering...The 2A should only apply to those with Masters or Doctorate degrees. How's that Newtonian? And if you give your taxes to an accountant to do, turn in your guns...

Ange - "Having someone else handle your finances is a fairly reliable proxy for something being seriously wrong with a person. I'm hard pressed to think of a condition that would require a person's child to handle their finances that does not make them an unacceptably high risk for owning a gun" ​​So you're saying my dad should have been restricted from firearms ownership because I used to pay his bills and handle his finances?

For the last 10 years of his life I handled all my dad's finances and made his Dr appoinments and drove him to the Dr. Does that mean a WWII vet should have his 2A rights abolished? He was in his right mind and needed a mechanical device (a firearm) to defend himself more than ever.

@ Rob - Yep putting one together for a deer rifle. Will be abandoning the 95gr SMK soon for 105 or 107gr. We shoot a little longer down here.

Which by the time you get another bolt is probably a wise move.

Yep like trashing the Holy Grail

Bobby - I'm not a fanboy but he's done some nice work for Topher that's all I know. Bob White in Lake Hopatcong is another alternative and is in the benchrest hall of fame. So really quite a few choices.

Probably agreed on this forum,,,Teir One Defense. . He's big on precision rifles

I can't believe you're not considering the 6mmAR.Decent case capacity. Readily available brass and you can push 95gr bullets close to 3000fps(hot). 105/107gr pills to 2850 with ease. Rob - talk to this boy....

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It's worth a shot. I'll check out your suggestions as well

RMNF?? What's that? Yep there was some human relations stuff in it. But a "Love Story" is a VERY shallow view of the pic. Interesting point was awarded a SVT sniper rifle for her accomplishments but continued to use a Mosin in the movie. If you are expecting "Full Metal Jacket" it's not. If you want the Russian view of WWII it has value.

Amazon Prime

Good flick - Shows the Russian perspective of a WWII female sniper with 609 confirms. Also interesting perspective on Eleanor Roosevelt and early WWII American/Soviet relations.