Jon

I will concede to the 500 and 460, but those don't really count in this discussion.

Sorry, but you will never get hydrostatic shock with a handgun cartridge. There just isn't enough velocity for it to happen. You need rifle velocities to experience hydrostatic shock.

I'll bet a more expensive HK or Sig wouldn't have had that problem...

Thank you very much for passing those answers along!

Congrats, d00d!

I like HK because they're better than me and they remind me often.

Look into the Bushnell Banner series. I use them on my hunting guns and they hold zero under the recoil of 3" slugs. Good, low-priced option.

Agreed.

I like to clean my guns when the malfunction, or start oozing crap out of various locations. Leave em dirty. As long as you're not shooting corrosive, there's no reason to clean them.

I shoot very well with a $150 Sears model 300 12ga semi-auto. It's not the arrow it's the Indian.

Hrm. No squibs ever with my reloads. One squib with factory ammo...

Easton Fish and Game has what you want.

You can purchase targets on location or bring your own.

Correct. Nick is good peoples.

I definitely think Shane got infected on the bus. if you remember, he cut his own hand and smeared the blood on the doorframe to attract the walkers, and then did it again after killing a few.

Horribly overpriced.

At the time you applied, were you unemployed? If yes, then that's that.

Ray, taking this off the public forum...

Wow. Just.... wow.

Yes, but only a few people will earn an invite to the range for testing. If you don't feel like transferring your revolver then I'll have to find someone else.

I'd stick with the Federal Bulk 525rd packs from Cabelas. They're on sale right now for I think 70 bucks/2100rds plus a dry box. I may get 1 or 2 light primer strikes per brick, but on a second strike they go off. Great bulk ammo.

Hrm... are any of those voices yours, Harry? Sure sounds like you on the radio for a couple of those transmissions.

Not illegal, but whatever Ray.