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Primer was struck with what? I've never had such problems with mine, there's nothing anywhere near the primers when I use the puller that i have though. Maybe I'm not following what you "replaced". EDIT: I googled (actually Bing'd) that shell holder replacement. Don't do that, use the collet. http://www.shootersforum.com/handloading-equipment/50347-inertial-bullet-puller-warning.html

Where are you? (it might say somewhere already but I can't find it on tapatalk)

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/contact/

Hoppe's 9 is about half kerosene, no worries

I have a Kershaw Black Out which is in the same price range and my brother has the Flash II. I like the Flash's upside down carry clip and the Flash opens faster (stronger spring I guess) but for everything else I prefer the Kershaw. I also have half serrated and wish I had gone with the plain edge.

Here's a quick read from the benchrest-type crowd: http://www.6mmbr.com/annealing.html

Pretty sure that's how commercial brass is annealed, at least what I've seen. I'm guessing you already have that Mini Ducter? For $500 or more for that device I'd build a rotary setup and use a torch myself. But I'm no benchrest shooter.

True but a higher velocity bullet gets to the target faster which means less drop and wind drift. So in a roundabout way you could still say it helps with shot placement

Lee makes the "bulge buster" that pushes the entire casing through the die and you get it out the top.That's only a solution for glocked brass, though, the OD is still the same. Are those tight chambers within spec for the caliber?

I would assume so. I don't run PRODAS to try different combinations but generally faster is better (within reason) as it will increase the spin and move the center of pressure aft which reduces the overturning moment. That 69'er is probably marginally stable in your gun at your load so your velocity bump will have results that are easy to see.

Higher MV = faster spin. Longer barrel = higher MV = faster spin

The interesting thing to me is the way they cam the bolt DOWN instead of back to change the way it recoils, plus the low bore axis. Of course, that's why the "pistol" is so freaking big yet has a itty bitty barrel. Next product...? http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010/04/16/the-kriss-kard-new-pistol-from-tdi/

Is it fun? Then its illegal. But seriously, isn't this the same as the Slidefire? Something about how if there's no spring inside to return this to battery (you do it yourself with forward pressure) then it's ok. Or something like that. EDIT: many discussions come up here http://njgunforums.c...ol-nor-a-rifle/ especially towards the end

I can see how in some seating positions a 5 o'clock IWB could skim a cheek (depending on how round that cheek is). His "discharged when it dropped to the floor" is an issue though.

I really like mine. The trigger is indeed stiff but since it shares parts with the full size you can drop in an Apex striker block and spring and you're good to go. I polished the camming surface of my striker block (NOT recontour!) and that seems good enough for now. The dovetail fits full size sights too, although many will hang over the sides. That's unacceptable to me so I've been looking at some Trijicons that are supposed to fit.

Sure, this article is just a starting point. Anything that changes the polar moment of inertia, the center of pressure, the center of gravity all change the dynamics. So that 1:7 that stabilizes a long lead/copper HPBT great might not so so well with a steel core or polymer tip varmint round, even with the same outer dimensions.

Purely a technicality. On the XD the striker is fully cocked between shots so the trigger only does ONE action, relase the striker. The M&P trigger does DOUBLE duty by moving the striker a fraction of an inch (hence fully cocking it) and then releasing it. And for the OP, the trigger is the same every time, no matter what. It's not like Sig's DAK that has different resets or anything like that.

Defense = .458 Reach out and touch someone = .270 JMHO

Perhaps. Have a wedding the day before so I have to decide if I want to shoot hung over.

Just like they didn't have all these nitwits in mind when they wrote the first amendment

Sig SP2022. Didn't like it. Sold it. Listened to the wrong advice on that one.

The Army is http://www.dtic.mil/...dowski_Leng.pdf EDIT: that's 7.62 but you can imagine...

All i know about mag holders is that my fobus double stack mag holders fits both 2022 mags and M&P mags. So I figure if you're not sure you can find ones for M&P and those are pretty much everywhere.

There's a thread on ar15.com about tuning your ST-22 upper, they talk about polishing the top side of the chamber and feed ramp, and taking a few turns off the recoil springs as a last resort. But change ammo first. My ST-22 liked the CCI Tactical, and REALLY liked the Velocitors