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I get my cider at farm stands so there's no preservative. Then I boil it down a bit to sanitize and concentrate the sugars (that makes it cloudy, something about the pectin I think, but I don't care) and use champagne yeast so it won't die before it eats all the sugar. I prime my secondary with corn sugar before bottling to get it carbonated. That's it.

I make hard cider because i'm very lazy. But the end result is a drink that goes down like beer and hits like wine. It's very amusing to serve to guests.

Spray some rem oil in there...pause...blast it out with an air compressor. Then clean off the walls.

Something like http://www.competiti...ALCULATOR_INTRO is a starter but a shop will do it for you and probably better, I got a few strange numbers for myself out of that one. I think some shops (most shops?) charge to measure you but if you buy from them they'll credit your purchase. For the trail riding, an XC would be fine, I use an XC for an all-around bike and it works fine. If you get a single speed rigid it will be even cheaper. If you get a freeride it will be heavier or more expensive or both, plus the suspension is a waste of energy unless you can lock them out.

Since you're already familiar with the whole "forum thing" check out www.mtbnj.com lots of good info I like the used bike route, they're plentiful on Craigslist, although some prices are a little absurd. MTBNJ has a used market although those tend to be pretty high end bikes. Keep in mind a used one will probably not fit you exactly right.

I have an old one, a L461 Vixen. Probably pretty far removed from what you're looking at but its a pretty nice shooter.

Is that a Loaded? If so look at your serial. If it starts with NM it was forged in Brazil and fit in USA. If not it was forged in Brazil and fit in Brazil. Some of the higher lines are a fully fit in USA but I'm not sure which ones. I think all the forgings are done in Brazil though. Imbel is supposed to do some good work though. Don't bother with email it will take them forever to get back to you. Call, there's a number on their website.

My loaded has a bit of the slide overhang that yours has. It's a little ugly but I ignore it. My extractor is flush though and no disconnector issues. 200 rounds isn't much but if it keeps doing it after break in Springfield will make it right. They have excellent CS in my experience. EDIT: obviously if you're going to have them fix it, don't try to recontour or polish anything on your own.

I use 2.260" for my 65 and 69's but they're very cozy in the magazine. I accidentally did some at 2.240" and rather than pull 'em I just shot 'em and there wasn't a big difference in accuracy.

I've had good results with the 69 MK so I tried the 65 Gameking for s&g since it's a bit cheaper and made for more reliable expansion. Maybe they could get you off the bleeding edge of stability. the meplats are kinda ugly so measuring COL varies but the ogives appear pretty uniform

You still have your copy of the transfer form, right? Is the number wrong or illegible?

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/A-team Or just rifles: http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/A-team#Rifles

The opposite is Walking Dead: everybody can make headshots the first time they pick up a gun. While running. Without aiming.

I've found my 15-22 to be less finicky with ammo and will hold the bolt open when the mag is empty. I got rid of my Spikes .22 upper for the 15-22 and I think I made the right decision.

I used to have one and sold it, it just wasn't my thing. The only thing I can think of to pass along is that it's not a popular enough gun to have holsters stocked by some mfrs (at least it wasn't a few years ago). If you want a holster order it well in advance. Blade Tech, for example, can make you one but it will be a month or so.

The only real answer is to get one of each. But for which one comes first...prob the plastic fantastic because its a bit more versatile

Slight variation (update?) here although this version confuses me http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/bethlehem/index.ssf/2013/04/alleged_interstate_78_held_in.html His car was shot also? And they're suggesting he did it?

Mine IBPB (in before pizza bob)

I see there's a "weather station" but I'm not following how it judges wind...?

Theis holster for my Shield. It's a CBST copy but cheaper and the belt clips don't have the cross embossings (seems like something that would attract attention if you're tucked, IMO)

Another +1 for VZ at least for functional grips. And if you like them on FB they have a coupon for a few bucks off. Also check out Raasco. If you don't want something like ivory or exotic wood 1911 grips are everywhere.

IDK where you are but I have a shield that could use some exercise. I have to warn you that the last guy who shot it had to go buy one of his own I used to have a Springfield EMP which was gorgeous but expensive and heavy. Did you see those yet?

Works ok for me. Are you going to powdervalleyinc rather than just powdervalley or something like that? EDIT: that's FF 17.0.4. Also works in IE although there's a frame at the top missing.

For the next few seconds Powder Valley has some Vihtavuori and Hodgdon powders. Prices aren't amazing but they also aren't any higher than pre-hysteria I'm not buying right now but I saw N320, N340, Titegroup in stock, to name a few.

What ammo shortage?