alec.mc

Pretty cool idea. The way I read and understand the law, Legal - I do not see an issue with it.

True, You can only start to roll your eyes after your main charecters have taken 8 gun shot wounds, & 3 falls off cliffs with little consequence.

Nick, different procedure. That method only works with a live round in the chamber, the OP has an empty case.

I didnt read the book, nor knew much about what happened before watching the movie. It movie was alright, nothing spectacular - I found my attention drifting a few times. It seemed to me that they could of done with some more " story " rather then just non-stop action.

Dont know the proper term, but when I've delt with jams like that would give it the ol power stroke face gun downwards in front of you, waist level grab the slide good and strong with your left hand with your right hand give it a good hit downward with your palm I assume the empty case was buldged a bit and when you chambered it , it got stuck.

Dont let him fool you, 2alpha is a big snugly teddy bear in person.

I'll agree that the likelihood of it locking up is extremely small, but it's just that... small odds of it maybe happening, or maybe not.... Why not eliminate ALL chances of it ever happening by removing the lock. All it does is go from " ehhh, I doubt it'll ever happen " to " Now i KNOW it wont happen "

At which point my lawyer would cue the countless youtube videos of the lock randomly engaging during use rending the firearm useless. I'd rather have to have that argument, then have my firearm jam up when I need it most.

The internal lock can be removed in a matter of minutes, Personally - I just remove the flag that would make contact with the hammer to lock it. But there are guys out there that remove the whole "key" section as well and plug the hole with a matching piece of metal.

Hmm, maybe pizza bob will clarify, But I dont think that's an actual model 1989. Looks to me somebody put a 5" barrel on a newer frame. Lock on side , MIM trigger, MIM hammer... What is the dash number of the gun ? " 625 - ? " -Alec

I know i've posted this before, but as of today - 625 is done. Found me a titanium cylinder... FINNALLY, after about 6 months of looking. Two Tone Trudy, is now Tri-Tone Trudy! Feels good, balances nice with the Titanium cylinder, and lost a good bit of weight.

Bob that hammer Bobby!

giggity

That's cause you have little tiny girly hands and cant handle an N Frame.

Bobby, LPA vs Weigand - GO!

old news franky, we be done talkin bout this for days! http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/64576-aahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh-i-didnt-want-to-buy-anymore-guns/

Hornady makes one shot, no reloader should be without it ! http://www.midwayusa.com/product/438512/hornady-one-shot-case-lube-5-oz-aerosol

Looks real good Franky, BBQ at your house when you're done !

I'll 2nd that, my dry fire practice includes transitions , ussually it's just random light switches in my house. On occasion i'll actually setup targets in the garage and draw, (dry)fire, reload on various targets. Agreed the "real thing" cant be duplicated, but it can certainly help doing dry fire.

who is making them ?

Vlad, I dont know if this directly releates to power tools, but the jist of it is true, plumbing facets is a good example... Home depot will contact Kohler or the like and tell them they want XXX amount of kitchen facets, and they are willing to pay XXXX amount of dollars. Kohler may, or may not have to adjust some of their parts or manufacturing to still come out ahead cost wise on their part, It might be a plastic flange where there was a metal one, plastic gaskets where there was rubber, pot metal where it was a stonger metal, you get the idea.

You can likely press them out with zero issue, go slow if your nervous. It actually takes a decent smack to set primers off. The other question is, why are you removing the primers to begin with ? why not just pull the bullet, add powder, and reseat a bullet.

I havent tried the new li-ion batteries in depth yet, I know they are probably better.. But i've probably got about 14 of the 18 volt XRP batteries, so I'm ussually never out of fresh charged batteries.

I'm all for good fun, but jesus christ that looks dangerous.