henrym

Id say that the powder check is a necessity on the 650. You have the 5th station, use it.

any word when these bills will be voted on by the senate?

Nick speaks the truth. The Neos also has a very thin grip which would be good for little hands.

The shredded tires, in addition to unburnt powder residue, are seriously flamable

We have a winner. Inspection of ammo logs, 4473, and state paperwork is part of annual the annual visit.

Stay away from the p22. We dont sell them at the shop for a reason. http://www.waltherfo...cked-slide.html refer to post 7

If you could post a pic I think someone here might be able to give you some more help

686 4" is nearly impossible to find new.

It looks like the problem is in the crush washer. Normally that jams on the muzzle device, and no pressure is put on the pin until someone tries to remove it.

thats a bummer, the most recent set of permits I had, were dropped off Jan. 3, picked up jan 31.

Just be careful with the ultrasonic cleaners. They do not play well with springs.

Id like to thank everyone for their support again. My father passed quietly this morning.

I just wanted to take the time to thank everyone here for all of the support. This past week has been very up and down, but the outreach from this forum has been nothing less than inspiring. I will be forever thankful for the thoughts and prayers. I will post an update when things settle down a little bit. Thanks again Henry

Ill take mine in black and yellow

For me, It looks a little plain. I like VZ's though

glock 24

I understand your post and agree in theory, but in practice I have seen many gun owners who are blatantly unsafe. Giving a gun thats harder to control to those individuals wont end well.

You're thinking of the 1986 issue. No MG produced after 1986 can be transferred to a civilian. These are called post samples and need their own stuff for L.E.

The common opinion is that with the new sabot slugs on the market, you dont need the 12 ga recoil to do the job. 12 ga wont make it any more dead.

Welcome

funk = junk

Im looking for a 686 3 " 3.5.7. We are in the same boat

Take this from someone who does the purchasing for a gun shop and knows the market. 1- Gun manufacturers slow production down in the winter to alleviate back stock, which needs to be inventoried, typically the 1st of the year. 2-Gun manufacturers are putting every available resource into producing their new guns that will be launched at SHOT show 3- Certain Smith & Wesson revolvers have been hard to come by from distributors for months. I've had 4 on order since september from all of my distributors and have still yet to see one of them.

I also have a Dillon and have no complaints.

You actually have 2 problems. 1- The pin is interfering with the spring as it compresses. This is causing it to hang up around the 9th or 10th round you put in. 2- Even if this goes away you will still only be able to fit 11-13 rounds in the gun depending on how thick the follower is. The follower will eventually bottom out on the pin and you will lose capacity. Pinning the mag through hole 15 i not the proper way to do it.