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east brunswick still has cases of 9, 40, and 45. When I was in Sunday there were still a good number of boxes of 380 and 357 mag.

I have no vested interest in this argument but I will say this. I shoot between 1000 and 2000 rounds of UMC per month and have never once had an issue with it. Sure its a little dirty in some calibers but for me, functionally, its been perfect. What issues have you had with it personally?

check to see if the tip of the round being shaved is from it impacting the front lip of the magazine. Mine had that issue and some mothers polish on the magazine lip remedied it.

not just all handgun. all remington umc. I work in the lodge in east brunswick

Im wondering if it is considered a hollow point due to the fact that its essentially the same design as the hornady critical defense rounds. BBoth designs use a polymer tip to force bullet expansion. Not to hijack, but many here, who carry in free states, carry the critical defense to intentionally avoid the issues surrounding hollow point ammunition.

Number 1 buck hits hard and you still get a high pellet count as opposed to 2 3/4 inch 00 buck that has 13 and a wider pattern.

The customer service I used to get there was horrible. After meeting a few of the employees at a match, they warmed up and the next time I was down there they were falling over themselves to help me. Mind you I wasn't buying anything high priced like a gun, I was just in to pick up a few odds and ends, and a couple pounds of powder.

Black Berry Messanger

"The guns come in various models that closely resemble real weapons such as Berettas, shotguns and pistols."

I was actually looking at purchasing through brownells. I noticed the same thing.

Does anyone here have any experience with the evil roy steel targets made by action targets? They seem interesting and the price isn't too bad.

Are you using hollow point ammunition or solid point. If using hollow points, it might be contributing to your feeding issue. Did you done a thorough cleaning of the weapon? 22lr is a notoriously filthy round, and the gun may not function well dirty.

Those turkey loads hit pretty hard, and the porting should, in theory, reduce some of the recoil.

If by extended magazines, you mean the magazines have the beretta extended base pads installed, I dont believe you would be able to take possession of them during the transfer without them being permanently modified to only accept 15 rounds. This is an easy fix in that case, if one has the standard base pads. I dont know what the protocol would be with possession of the actual extended base pads, because it may be viewed as constructive intent.

.50 cva used during permit muzzleloader.

I shot one recently and it was a really nice gun for the price. The action was really smooth and the trigger broke cleanly, im just not a fan of buckhorn sights.

Clinton has a large wma off 78

the major brass makers produce 8mm casings that are boxer primer compatible.

1- See if you can get your hands on a lee or lyman reloading manual. The information that they contain about the reloading process is well worth the money. 2- Dont get involved with berdan primers. They are not worth the trouble when you can find new boxer brass.

Which Savage mkii do you have? Alot of people will tell you to get expensive glass for your rifle. Ive found that some of the budget scopes, like the BSA sweet 22 (made for 22 rimfire), are more than clear enough for informal target shooting.

+1 You need to make sure that the long barrel is always put on before the stock, and the stock is always taken off before the short barrel is put on, or you would be producing a NFA device.

I use remington dry lube

I saw this recently on another forum and the consensus was that the big roll up door was a huge weak point in the system. But the place is cool none the less.

There is nothing connecting your guns to a specific plate/vehicle. In the same respect, there is no stipulation about who drives the vehicle that your guns are in, as long as you (the owner) are in the vehicle.

I use the tetra grease on anything that slides and breakfree CLP on everything else. I've been tempted to try the weapon shield line of products but im afraid of the old"if it aint broke, dont fix it"