JackDaWack

Titegroup will have the same problems your experiencing. But coat your powder drop with graphite and make sure you get all the powder out after your done and all those issues dissaprear. I have a lot of titegroup for 9 and 45 I love the stuff.

The 911 audio from the trooper is up on NJ.com http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2015/07/listen_trooper_followed_teens_after_shooting_teen.html#incart_river_mobileshort

Your saying 100 bucks a year for liability only is too much?

ohhh ya, i've been stacking it deeeep.

That was the cost of wolf before the supply issue. So its expected to go down. Buy we should see even steeper decreases in price considering component parts are near record lows.

I tried finding it on Craigs list a few days ago but no dice. I found a shotshell loader though.

Considering i have NEVER had a FTF in my Beretta, which has about +2,000 rounds through it over the years, i thought exactly the same. It wasn't my ammo, so i didn't think much of it, but i wish i took a round that jammed and measured the dimensions.

The price of ammo should fluctuate like that of gas, but typically doesn't. The ammo companies are quick to increase cost when the price of materials increases... but when lead and especially copper are hitting lows they just bank the cash. Just to put it into perspective, a few months ago i was paying nearly 1.50 for a gallon of regular.

probably somewhere between 5-7k Just like guns, checks out the common prices on auction sites.

Do you guys have the full trimmer set up or the cutting heads for drills?

I have a bunch of boxes of XTP rounds, i believe they are identical to the HAP bullet aside from the cavity. They should be jacketed at the base, i have no idea how they taper the nose.

It must be so comfortable sitting down with that arrangement. lol.

Technically, it doesnt matter which one you put on first. adding the barrel first makes it an illegal pistol, putting the stock on makes it sbr.. lol, but it is otherwise legal.

A stove pipe happens when you fire the weapon and the casing hangs during ejection.

I dont even.... how? put into perspective, a 9mm case glides into a 40case pretty snug but , how did it even chamber?

I've never had a single issue with my PX4 compact, actually this is the first i've heard of this. Even after a few rounds wouldn't you basically have removed most of oil/grease. All my Berettas didnt exactly come gouped up, it actually seemed like they had just some standard oil on them.

Ok that makes sense now. I thought DRT was exclusive to Non-Lead rounds, i see the ten ring at the bottom of the pistol page. Thanks pizza bob, i'll take 10 and pop the primers and if they're consistent ill just throw them in with the rest.

Honestly, it was more about never hearing of the company before or the headstamp. It felt like uncharted territory to me. I can plug in almost any headstamp and get a manufacture. So when i did a search for it and came up empty, other then retailers selling the stuff i got a little interested in the quality of the brass. I cant even find a company website. I will add for anyone interested, out of about 150 rounds we had 3 FTF rounds of this stuff in a Beretta M9A1. If DRT is in fact CBC re-branded, then i wouldn't even think twice, but recently i get worried with these "new" companies that are or started up simply to fill a gap in the demand for ammo.

Couple buddies asked me to go shooting yesterday. I told them to grab some ammo and they showed up with Ten Ring 9mm 115gr. Cases were Headstamped DRT 9mm. Any info on these cases out there? looked but didn't find much on the DRT stamp or ten ring in general. I grabbed probably close to 150 cases to reload. The only thing i can piece together is DRT- Dynamic Research Technology which uses CBC cases, no idea if that's accurate. Debating to throw them out or into my brass bin.

This, pucker up the ponies. Won't regret it. I had a chance to get them all in my hand and the Sig sold itself.

Right. I had to put the rubberized grip on my P938 just to shoot it enjoyably. I wouldnt buy anything smaller then that, and my hands are medium in size. You cant pocket carry it, but you could conceal it very easily.. no reason to go smaller with so many good 9mm option now.

"Capt. Jim Stenger, a Marine Corps public affairs officer for the recruiting district that includes parts of seven Midwestern states, said he hopes the gun-toting civilians will go home." This mans name should be publicized. He's not the sitting duck after all.

Does anyone use their tri-way case trimmer series? looks appealing and uses the same technology as the case trimmer they offer.

Just make sure the dimples aren't there.

This is one of the paints you need to take care of right away before it cures. Road paint aint no joke. I had some nasty paint get on a car from a stupid mistake and it came off pretty easily with paint thinner (mineral spirits). I sprayed the whole area with quick detail first and just rubbed the paint specks with a micro fiber towel dipped in the solvent.