effd27145
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My own reloads 124gn 9mm with 5.3 gn power pistol currently. I'm not saving crazy amounts reloading 9mm, but I enjoy doing it so its worth the time to me. But when I'm at home I have 115gn Hornady Critical Defense loaded. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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EXACTLY why you don't need another! You lay off his gun! I'm still waiting on my permit to come in! But otherwise, 9mm, 40 S&W, .223 Rem.
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I haven't started to chrono loads yet, Ive only been loading for 6 months and I am just shooting out of my lightweight 16 inch midlength right now, that is the load that I have found sufficiently reliable and accurate for my current needs with no signs of overpressure. I may start an SPR build soon and when I do that ill be getting more into the velocities then I am currently.
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And also, I in no way consider myself an expert on reloading but just from my general experience over the last 6 months of doing it that's what I have come across These are my latest loads using the above posted data showing how much cannelure is exposed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I load to 2.20 coal with a case length of about 1.75, some shorter some longer by about .01 and I'm either normally right on the cannelure or a little of it is exposed. Play around with the data, don't just use one source. Look up multiple loads and start working up your own based on that data. Just remember with powder always start %10 below the max load. I don't get too crazy with my loads, as long as I am getting the accuracy that I like with no signs of over pressure I stick with that load Currently doing 23.9 gn of H335, case length of 1.75 and coal of 2.20 w/ 55gn fmj and cci small rifle primers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Edison as well, approaching 4 months, no luck (Change of Address and PP). Although I know that the address associated with my SBI has already been updated now for the past number of weeks, meaning the state has finished processing the paperwork on their end and its sitting on a desk somewhere in the department for weeks now.
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well it states compensator in the link, pending no threaded muzzle you should be good to go.
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+1 For the shelf hangers and magnets in the safe No they do not stick out past the shelf at all, although something along the lines of a glock 34/35 or 1911 may come close, The longest gun I have hanging on them right now is a sig p226.
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As an fyi guys, whenever you are printed for a criminal background check for whatever it may be, the images that are submitted are not retained anywhere and are destroyed/deleted once the response has been returned to the requesting agency.
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Christ, I just shot my first reloads yesterday with the order I got and they do not lie, that powder sure does throw some fireballs out of my Sig!!
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Not completely true! But back to the op I have owned both GoPro and Contour(which HE now owns) I have had go experiences with both and the both serve their purposes. Contour tends to be better suited as a helmet mounted/weapon mounted (w/ rail mount) camera (put mine on my helmet at the FD and brought it into a few fires), go pro tends to fit may other difference scenarios better, motorsports, anyplace your mounting on a steel bar...ect. They both shoot at pretty much the same quality nowadays. In the past GoPro seemed to have a slight edge over Contour, which helped to run them into the ground a bit, but they are back now and quite competitive.
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And where would you get one of those from!?!?!?
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And gone...haha
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3rd generation shooting supply has alliant power pistol in stock, I grabbed 2 four pounders before they went out of stock but there's still some 1 pounders left. http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/browse.cfm/4,577.html They are running out real fast tho and will probably be gone in the next 10-15 minutes.
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She's pretty much done at this point, just waiting for the sling mount to come. BCM 14.5 Midlength Upper w/ PWS FSC 556 Midwest PX BCG BCM Mod4 charging handle Spikes Calico Jack Lower Magpul FDE furniture / accessories Aimpoint PRO Surefire Fury P2X w/ IWC SMC Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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This just happaned on my 226, good to hear as i will be contacting them shortly about the problem.
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Well I bought the gun as a nitron finish .40 s&w A few years after I cerakoted the entire .40 slide and frame their titanium color. I then went out and got a 9mm nitron slide for the frame as well which you see in the photo, I'm probably gonna take that slide an get is cerakoted graphite black because I love the color combo too Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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As well as the SRT, I highly recommend the E2 grips. I don't have small hands but it just feels more comfortable for me to hold, not that there was any real issue with the regular grips as they were.
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Not to in any way downplay the dangerous nature of firearms (obviously most of the people on this forurm know the dangers....I hope) Public perception of the effectiveness of guns and getting shot is far askew from the reality of it and all of those liberals, juries, legislators and of course the media base their entire "expert understanding" on this false perception that getting shot with a .45 ACP round from a 1911 will send you flying backwards 20 feet. And of course the always present, "well why couldn't the police have just shot him in the leg or the arm, that would have stopped him!" Anyway I don't want to drag this too far off the original topic but it all comes down to shot placement in the vital areas!
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The general population of the world will still not agree with this, as well written and accurate as it is. "Well In The Movies!....." We should just start mounting 30mm cannons to the roofs of all patrol cars in the us.
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News 4 just ran a segment on the news on how the SAFE act is literally cosmetic changes only to the firearm and only affect the comfort of the shooter. The removal of the "evil features" as they state have no difference on the effectiveness of the firearm. I cant find anything on their website regarding it yet but Im sure they will run it again later in the evening. They were comparing an AR with a pistol grip to one with one of the featureless stocks, and call out how dumb the remaining evil features are as they only reduce the scary looking aspect of the firearm. This may be in the wrong section as its not NJ so mods please move if need be.
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From my understanding of repairing a meniscus when it was explained 9 years ago, in the majority of cases it is not possible. The location of the tear in the knee must be near a source of blood which if I am remembering the stats right is only about 10% of the cases, if not less. Now of course a lot can change in that amount of time so I would still advise anyone to do their own research on that. Also the location of the tear in relation to the outer edge or the interior portion is a big part, from what the op is describing (major tear), and what the mri is showing (again, a significant tear) repair does not sound like an option. But yes, if possible, the long term benefits of repairing your meniscus are much more desirable, although the short term recovery takes much much longer.
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Definitely agreed, If you haven't found a surgeon yet, Hospital for Special Surgery in NYC is probably one of the best in our region when it comes to joints among other things. I have only heard good things from acquaintances that have had operations there.
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My Meniscus surgery was done within a month of my tear, so as far as long term damage goes I'm not really in that boat. But I did somehow manage to tear all 3 in my left knee at once to some degree (from skiing most likely I believe). I was walking again 3 days after surgery but while they did say that I would be back playing sports in a few months, it took me longer than that. Surgery was done in the spring and Ill say I wasn't back to 100% until winter. With that said the best thing is to keep up with the physical therapy in the short term, and In the very long term be sure to workout your legs. The stronger your muscles are the less pressure you will have on the damaged joint. I had surgery at 15 and 9 years later even with working out Ill have days where just standing around will make my knee feel weak. But a good surgeon can also make all the difference, having the team doctor for the Nets perform my surgery at the time probably played a significant part in my successful recovery, plus being so young when I injured it as well.
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