Old School

My favorite .40 is 9mm +P+

I would like to put a table of 10 people together. It's at Crystal Springs Resort, Hardyston, NJ. Generally a good time. $40/head if we put a table together. PM me if interested. Frank

Any newbie hunters can give a call. Right now is Bow season but I'll be hunting until the end of January. liberty check your email.

S&W is running rebates on "J" frames currently.

Maks- What mags you using?

What you describe is pretty normal. You appear to have a good one. Generally they are VERY stiff as the safety pivots on the same pin as the hammer. When you are cocked the pressure on the hammer pin makes the safety very stiff. I am definately not suggesting this... But when I carried a HP I carried it safety OFF in a thumb break holster. But then if i needed to draw the weapon it would definately be fired. Different times.

OK..... who are you? ..... and what did you do with Frank? Really.. I carried a HP for 5 yrs and had the ultimate confidence in it, I shot it well and you become confident in it. But now things have changed. I'm not as sharp as I was in my 20's, can appreciate the lack of an external safety and still have internal ones. I share a defense gun with my wife and all GLOCKS are the same. So,the G34, 19 and 26 which we may use at anytime all operate the same. No training issues. Up until 5 years ago I relied on a HP but, now for a target, defense, carry gun I rely on GLOCKS.

Sit Down!! Are you Ready? Browning High Power...

Yes. I think the lack of comments is probably do to not many people knowing much about the CWS. I'd never heard of it till you mentioned it. But, from reading what it actually is, I think the more common route, as you pointed out, is to go with a heavier buffer. Instead of copy/pasting a bunch of stuff, I found this thread on M4C helpful in giving a brief overview of the different buffer weights: http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=14372 Thanks Pete!

No answers? The only thing you guys know is how to "put the booger picker on the bang switch"?

I'm thinking of a Tubbs CWS bolt weight or a heavier buffer to prolong lock-up time. Has anyone done this and won't the heavier buffer do the same thing as the bolt weights, CWS? Let's hear from the AR experts...

Hey Matty-How did I miss you guys? I was on the riflr range to 1PM. You could have shot the new Virgin AR...

Should be the same process.

Its all the same and you need to be 21 or older to buy it, heres a story. I was at the dicks in Freehold and i bought a remington 597 at the age of 18 last year and after filling out all the paperwork and purchasing the rifle i told the guy that i needed some .22 ammo and he said that i am not allowed to purchase it because it can be used in pistols. even though i purchased RIFLE that fired that ammunition he refused to sell it to me. :x :evil: Silly under age kid. Makes sense to me.... NOT!!

Do a search. I had this thread on here about a month ago. Col Mortimer helped me out with a counter-intuitive solution. I use a taper crimp(the only type that should be used on 45acp) and I was over crimping and my bullets were setting back. So I also confirmed with Dillon..Touch the case with the die and scew down an additional 1/4-3/8 turn. Problem solved. Just to clarify. these were 200gr SWC.

Be nice guys...It's not the fault of the guy behind the counter. It's the fault of our elected officials and our ambiguous laws. BTW was that 22lr rifle or pistol ammo? I ask because I don't own or ever buy 22lr pistol ammo...

What about the 10 round limit? I wouldn't be using this for competitions, but for SD. You have a G19 make that your defense gun. 15 rds. I don't want to stand in front of it. No way I can get more than 10 rds in a neutered GLOCK mag and I won't block a 17 rd because it needs to be able to be taken apart and NJSP will never buy it.

Remember NYS has a 10 round magazine limit. I also believe they have a Mag pre/post ban thing.

Ray I don't know about your targets... But mine don't shoot back.

I have 6 KCI mags that I've been running and they are certainly not GLOCK. I do use them for matches and no problems. KCI mags are OK if you put GLOCK springs in them and clean up the plastic flash. Springs $4 and flash a pocket knife. I don't use them for SD Let's just say this... For defense I only use stock, stock, stock. Unmodified GLOCKs. Nothing polished or changed inside and stock mags.

Back on topic ...Buy a G17 or G34, cheap 9mm ammo. Which one depends on your budget. A G17 can be made to shoot almost as well as a G34. Only difference that is significant is the sight radius. As a matter of fact I'm looking for a cheap G17 to shoot GSSF with.

Whah!? Good quality? Not in my experience, if you're talking about those KCI ones. KCI mags are OK if you put GLOCK springs in them and clean up the plastic flash. Springs $4 and flash a pocket knife. I don't use them for SD

I'm sure we can go around and around on which press is better but I bet we can agree on one thing... You have more appreciation and a sense of accomplishment for the bullets you throw down range when reloading. And for $.20/ round I have the best .223 ammo there is tailored to my rifle.

Don't buy bullets...Buy loaded ammunition. And make sure you don't use clips...Use magazines