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Apparently according to people, Freedom Munitions ammo is loaded light.... if they're getting squibs - it's loaded too light.

I believe it's 15-20 yards. Maybe I'll see you Saturday. I'll be doing both shotgun and crossbow.

As of how recent? I haven't seen that at all with the Dell PCs we get for our clients.

Hmm... Maybe I can do that tonight or tomorrow - how long does the online course take?

I'll check to see what I have - I think I have 4 straight 15/20's in Black. Can't remember if I have ranger plates or not.

The online course is the pay course, right? I went through all of the videos and workbook... I still need to sit through the class?

It's probably all stuff nobody uses

Add an external monitor if you don't want to use a 15" Laptop screen and you're good to go: http://www.dealzon.com/deals/lenovo-y50-laptop?ref=deal_newsletter#lenovo-y50-59421858 Alternately - a little bit smaller, a little bit lower on the specs. http://www.dealzon.com/deals/lenovo-y40-laptop?ref=deal_newsletter#lenovo-y40-80-80fa001cus

Pretty sure it's referring if you have any means of transferring data digitally - via internet or cell data. Pretty much the same. Anything transacted over computer-mediated networks.

Looks like it's from Squibs. I've seen several threads on Gunnit (Reddit /r/Guns) about squibs from Freedom Munitions.

Wonder what the issue is. Under/overcharged ammo?

That bacon tastes like FREEDOM.

Anyone going to Clinton WMA on Saturday for Hunter's Safety? I finished the workbook - I guess I gotta do the test and field test there.

HAhahahahaha good one.

I might have some - can't remember if mine are curved or straight - I think they're straight. I'll trade you straight up for the curved ones or 15/30's... Mine are from MidwestPX.. Black mags.

100% legal... and yes it's sold in NJ... I have some extra if you want to buy some off me.

Signed.

After watching this video I want some MK262... https://www.full30.com/video/071df094616cf8c4e2c1bbcd6be59728 http://www.outdoorhub.com/reviews/2014/06/19/imi-razor-core-77-grain-otm-5-56x45mm-ammo/ From Wideners: https://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=100001636&dir= Anyone wanna split a case? I think my wife would kill me if I got 500 more rounds of 5.56

That's not the case anymore - at least, not with Dell or HP's I've used in the past 4 years. Especially on the Business PC line, not as sure about the consumer lines.

What's your budget? I used to subscribe to the Built not Bought mentality, until comparing all of the prices as well as manufacturer warranties, etc. It would come out much cheaper to just outright buy a system. And while yes, Dell does cater to the business side (with their Optiplex, Vostro and Precision Lines), they do make a much better product than regular consumer based systems. I would prefer to buy a Business type PC for general use than an off the shelf PC from say Best Buy. The market has shifted more heavily towards Laptops now as well - it's getting harder to find decent deals on Desktops now. That being said - I would recommend at least an Intel Core i5 Haswell. Even better would be an i7 Haswell. I wouldn't spring for the extra money for a Broadwell core processor as Skylake processors are coming out later this year. At least 8GB of RAM, 256GB SSD Primary Hard Drive + 1 or 2 TB mechanical drive for File/Photo/Video storage. Decent video card as well...

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/03/09/glock-teases-new-gen-4-pistol-9mm-single-stack-finally-coming/ Still just rumors to me though.

Is it still "new" ammo if you take new brass and your regular reload stuff and load it yourself in your own press? I'd still call it a reload...

If anyone wants some, let me know. I have some I got beforehand...

I have a golden boy - it's an excellent rifle. Only issue is that it's HEAVY for a .22LR.

Increase in pressure would most likely require a smaller gas port or heavier buffer... stronger spring maybe? You wouldn't go reducing the spring power...