JackDaWack

50 yards!? There at like 20-25 yards.

It's more on principle. I'm not paying more then 5c a round maybe 6c for cci. I refuse to pay inflated prices due to demand. Component prices have tanked since chinas market sucks.

that's fine. Mine are always at 1.133-1.137

I always pull one bullet of each batch to check crimp. Also worth noting the Lee factory crimp dies will cause pressure spikes if u don't properly adjust the charge.

I got a free tacticam when I bought my a400 unico this summer. It's designed for shooting sports and great in low light. Also it's not wide angle so I don't need software to get realistic depth perception

It certainly doesnt offer protection like an oil based product would or any "wet" lube. But its worked very well in my basement, its roughly 70% humidity at worst.

I lube the case for the first 500 rounds of any caliber. It breaks in the dies very well. After that the stait wall cases go very smoothly.

yup, i stopped shooting .22lr. I have a couple thousand rounds tucked away, but until i get my hands on more(cheaply) i just shoot the other calibers that came back down to reasonable prices.

I would put on a mask and just cut it out. Then call the plumber Since its an unfinished wall part your not loosing much here, plus you might want to know whats on the other side of the sheet rock.

Nice! Very nice!

Did he rent? I thought rstp required 2 people to rent

Had the state enforced its own laws instead of allowing for loopholes. Its like the current judicial system that reads something like, "shall be issued in 30 days", and turns into, 'Hey guise, 30 days... do your best... actually do what ever you want". How often do you think an actual gun crime is plead down in this state by criminals? Then, have audacity to answer a criminal problem with more laws... Face it, the state created the environment for places to bend laws.

Meltzers put my first AR in my hands back in 2010, good memory. I always had a positive experience in Meltzers, although i think because of my young age I got brushed over on a few things.. I haven't been there in a long time though, and it's has to be hard now that the area is becoming saturated in high end shops with big box stores and now the internet.

Etched? nothing a dremel couldn't make short work of... How about engraving it.

Some of us love the place in the winter... basically get the place to yourself... layer up and bring the thermos.... i even bring a little buddy heater... For those of us who hunt, its a walk in the park.

Hey get in line!

Its basically identical.

That would first require the current administration accepting that there is a problem... Were back to pre 9/10/01, pretending like a threat doesn't exist.

afterwards I spray everything down with hornady one shot cleaner dry lube. The only part that doesn't get treated is the powder drop.I had a lot of surface rust forming prior.

Mine is no where near as smooth operating as my 92. It's just an inherit property of having the metal guide rails embedded in a polymer frame. It shoots great and I will say that it is my bed side pistol.

I'll measure it when I get home for u.

I have the compact PX4, and while a great pistol the cost definitely leaves much to be desired. Trigger and slide are a little sloppy. Now the 92 has a very nice fit.

Interesting I was getting about 1050fps out of my px4 compact using Federal AE 115gr Nevermind I just remembered the barrel is 3.3" so at 4" you would be touching super sonic.

I find that most 9mm ammo shoots subsonic anyway out of 4inch barrels and get just below at 5 and is just over at 6". My hand loads are 124gr at 1050fps out of a 5" barrel.

My battle comp fails the pinky test since the restrictor is recessed.