JackDaWack

In order to disable some apps you need to uninstall updates.. not sure if that will help or not.

mine was off from factory.

options would be deprime/resize separately which would negate any time saved, removal of cop out die, or addition of seater/crimp die. with out the bullet feeder you have to stop and load the tube often anyway...

"Time in the markets, diversification, consistency of dollar costs averaging and patience are all the tools you need to start building a more secure financial future." Couldn't have said it any better... Be smart with your money and make it work for you...

this exactly what I do. I pick soldid low risk stocks that pay good dividends. #1 rule is diversify your investments. Then I play around with some high risk stocks that keep me focused on the markets everyday. So I play both long term and short term. The best way to set up your investments is such that when one side of your portfolio loses the other side wins. Over long term its hard to loose out unless the market crashes, and you always make a return on dividends. The bad part about all of this is you don't want to wait to start getting your money to work for you. But you need to be patient and understand the market. All the gurus who make a killing in the market will tell you its all about timing and patience. These guys buy when the market is down and everyone is selling..

I use the PTX for both .45 and 9mm... You don't need 2 powdered drops, but it would be wise to get how ever many quick change powder drop attachments for the calibers your doing. It works fine for me.. but to note, the PTX die will not over bell the case... it actually doesnt put much of a bell on the case at all(thats the difference between the old and new ones from 3 years ago)..This had to do with consistency issues. I run them so i can use both a separate crimp and cop die. They did add a limiting adjustment to keep the powder drop arms from assuming the force of expanding the case mouth.

I would contact them, the mags are in stock. If they give you another 40% code you could order them again .

UPS and fedex literally deliver the packages to your local USPS office, a lot of my prime shipping comes that way.

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Midway is notorious for delayed in stock notifications. You probably got that email 2 hours after it was actually listed in stock. I've debated creating an email that's [email protected] just to be first on these list that go by alphabetical order.

when it comes to mags other then 92's oddly they are hard to come by. They seem to make runs of them every few months. I've waited a long time before for px4 mags.

errmmmmyyyy that tactical stock looks intriguing. I'm not sure i would be the test case but the Magpul PRS does the same thing only easier but with less adjustment.

I'm member. Gonna have to dig through the forum

I've used Dunlop's winter sport m3's which were great and lasted 3 seasons the 3D is the new version. And since I got a jeep I now use the DM v1 blizzaks which were great in the snow a couple weeks ago only tire that had my size.

There site is currently 20% off. If u find a discount code that could be more. They seem to honor any active codes with the auto discount. But yes the 40% off was actually a cybermonday sale and if u had a code it bumped it up to 50% apparently someone had a 25% off code they didnt share with the rest if us.

It was most likely an accident when they put the 17rd mags on the no go list.

I posted this sale in the 22lr thread. I ordered px4 15rd compact mags. No issues.

Just a heads up, i grabbed a ton of stuff off Beretta site, they have 40% off with FB promo code 10% off and both just applied for me for a total of 50% of my order with free shipping...

Dude, you need to give us a little more info if you want people to even remotely understand this '"Review" I wear the UA storm, upper and lowers in the early season and im toasty warm with my base layers underneath.. I'd say it was good for no less then 40 degrees. Now if i wore that yesterday (24 degrees in the morning) i would have froze my ass off. Yesterday i wore UA 2.0 base layer, 2 thermal leggings on top a pair of sweat pants and my cabelas 1600 waders. Uppers was another UA 2.0 layer, Tshirt, Sweat shirt... my UA Storm jacket and then my cabelas jacket... I was warm... but i was not hot or cold... sitting in our blind for a couple hours.. Im wearing $1k in clothing on days its near 20 degrees out.. When it gets any colder the buddy heater comes out. When it comes to being warm there is no fooling around, it can ruin a day.. If you dont have a parka and pair of bibs in your arsenal of warmth i would suggest looking into them.

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Honestly, I dont find those descriptions to be helpful... They are nothing like the patterns on other wise normal cars... The flood lights are like a flashlight with a super wide reflector, like work lights.. The Spots are like a super focused beam, a true spot light. Many companies call them different things, but driving lights are more comparable to floods.

I'm gonna call them on Monday. Just wanted to see if anyone had experience doing it. I wound up buying another on sale, then I saw on their warranty u can do this. Wouldn't mind having a back up either for the next time. It was the cold weather,

Does anyone here have a ProChrono? If So... Have you ehmmm errrr.... put unwanted holes in it? If So.. have you tried to contact Competition Electronics for a replacement? I think they offer 50% discount if you send in your old one... just seeing if anyone had luck with this... and yes i shot a nice hole right through it. ooops

KC would be my choice. I'm gonna get the hid ones. Rigid are a waste of money since you can get amazon light bars for 200 bucks and they work just as good as the 1500 dollar ones. FYI no one will bother you with lights on a vehicle unless they are on when driving.

If your spending almost a grand on a safe you might as well go all out. I'm waiting on a nice deal for a fort Knox. They are costly but its something I will have forever and after owning a 500 dollar cheapo stack on I see no reason to buy a bigger version of it. There are videos of guys breaking into these safes and its actually not all that difficult. A cutting wheel will open the side of the safe up in under 10mins. What you want is thick walls and door. And not the hollow doors that appear to be 2 inch's thick. Thick steel plate. Drill resistant locks. Everything else is just a want, those are the needs.