Krdshrk

Sounds like a good deal to me.

Went full rifle length huh? How much did it run you?

I use: S&W M&P 9L Mossberg 930 JM Pro (6+1 capacity) AR15

Saiga 12 is fine.

Ooooooooohhhhhhhh you got yourself a 930 huh? Which model?

Biometric "safes" are really just for quick access - not really safe - thin metal... It's for quick access and basic protection from prying hands (especially kids).

Nothing has been mentioned about that.

That was a failure to feed then. Stovepipe is a failure to eject fully - It extracts the case from the chamber, but doesn't throw it out enough for the case to clear the action, and gets stuck inside. Failure to Feed: Failure to Eject (Stovepipe):

Yes, it was a gun-free zone.

Nope, mine have all had packing grease on them. It definitely de-gunked after a good clean and lube. Even after a couple hundred rounds, it still would hang up and FTF on me. I cleaned my Beretta Nano right away when I got it and had no issues.

A new laptop would certainly help. You say you've had it for about 10 years... Operational life for a laptop nowadays in the business world is about 4 years before replacement.

Looks like it's a cheap brand of ammo... http://www.academy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_10051_1195725_-1__?DEVICE_TYPE=NONMOBILE Should probably be ok to reload...

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=218851#entry2435363

Vermont is even better...

Of course I didn't see it until after 4.. oh well... They had a nice sale last time - got a nice Bipod for my Savage Axis...

Also if you're using the Comcast supplied router (unless you've got phone through their router), I would switch out to a 3rd party one that you can control better.

Beretta tends to pack their guns in with packing grease instead of regular lube because it stays on better, longer. I learned that late, the hard way. After a full clean and lube, the gun worked 100% Other manufacturers, I'm not sure of. I've gotten Mossberg shotguns out of the box brand new and took 'em straight to the range without cleaning, with no issues.

Wait - the wireless network you're using is XFinity Wifi? That's their public wifi that they throw in and let you access - usually access to those hotspots works but can be spotty in terms of speed and reliability. If this is what you're using, there's no way around it. If you have actual Comcast XFinity internet service, you should have a cable modem and a router in your house. You should be able to access the router through a webpage - check your user's manual. You can go into the wireless settings and change the channel it's on - if there's a lot of wireless networks in the area and most are using the same channel, it can cause a ton of interference.

9x19 (9mm) Dimensions: Bullet diameter 9.01 mm (0.355 in) Neck diameter 9.65 mm (0.380 in) Base diameter 9.93 mm (0.391 in) Rim diameter 9.96 mm (0.392 in) Rim thickness 1.27 mm (0.050 in) Case length 19.15 mm (0.754 in) Overall length 29.69 mm (1.169 in) .380 ACP Dimensions:: Bullet diameter .355 in (9.0 mm) Neck diameter .373 in (9.5 mm) Base diameter .374 in (9.5 mm) Rim diameter .374 in (9.5 mm) Rim thickness .045 in (1.1 mm) Case length .680 in (17.3 mm) Overall length .984 in (25.0 mm) .380 ACP uses the same size bullet (.355) but generally lighter - 85-95gr instead of 115-147gr (usual loads for 9mm). The cartridge measurements are a bit smaller than 9mm.

I hope it was thrown over the wall into the next lane to clear it.

My Beretta Px4 was my first handgun - I didn't know to do a full clean when I bought it - I pretty much just took it to the range and started shooting. Yep - stovepipes. Was a bit discouraged at first, then took it home and did a full clean - no issues afterward.

I'd rather have it in Gold

There's your answer - if you like it, get it. It is a good solid pistol. If you feel the need to try other things like extended mags - go ahead.

Might just do that. Thanks, Lalo.