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I like to also use a bore snake after running a brush and a few wet patches through, but like others said, it's a Glock..

Sure does, and Hornady CD works very well also.

I don't see Frank making the point of if he like it or not but what that type of gun is good for. I do have a BG380 for CCW when out of the PR of NJ, however I will say, if I didn't have it for CCW I would not have it at all. Yes is a nice shooter, but it's a pocket gun, it's really not a range gun other than learning how it shoot and getting used to it. I'll also say, I could put 400-500 or more rounds or more of .40S&W through my other gun in an afternoon and be ready do to it day after day with no problems at all. The small size and the less weight, inherent with pocket sized carry guns, I would not want to do that. Now you say this is not for you but her I think I remember reading. Well I can tell you, she might like the looks, she might like the feel, she may even like putting a few rounds down range with it, but do not expect her to want to shoot it as much as she would like if it was a properly weighted gun vs caliber in the long run.

Really, I agree...

HFBD Dude!!! Harry

Yea, they make me laugh, I'll stop there before I hurt anyones feelings...

I'd say you do have to be careful with video and make sure everyone on the squad doesn't mind and the range you are shooting at doesn't have a problem either. Now as far as not wanting to see yourself at this time early on in USPSA, well I would disagree, it might be a great time, that way you can review what you do, see what and where you did things and what you can do to improve them. By the way, good seeing a lot of old faces as well as the new ones. Nice job by all who were on the squad I was on, had a good time, and will see you around OB or Shongum, especially if they have a multistage classifier down the road..

Very good, thanks for posting..

I know it was all tongue in cheek, but be very carefull with what you load for your gun and don't go outside the max specs on the ammo, I started with minor loads and would say start on the low side of what you are looking at achieve and test those rounds and work from there. Also, I won't let anyone shoot my rounds out of anything but my gun, let alone doing ammo for anyone else. By the way how much powder did you get??

Nice job, now take your time and don't do anything else while you are loading.

Rim-fire yes a good idea to have, but not needed in most center-fire guns, but always check your manual just in case you have that oddball gun that may. Now I do have them for my handguns in 9mm and .40S&W, not for protection exclusively, but it's great to practice with some in your mags to simulate problems and to see how your trigger control is.

Damn AL your not a kid man, remember at our age we don't bounce anymore.... Hope it wasn't too bad and your good up and rung in no time.

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Cool, thats what I think should have been done, that and at least they had information from you that would have them look at this problems and if it was on a large scale they could have issued a recall.

Almost all of the above..

I had coffee and I still thought that...

What are they doing to the trailer?

Yea, that'll buff right out... lol Good attitude man.

Tube fed LA's you can use a couple old arrow tubes, plug one end and pre-load your 22LR ammo and do pretty quick reloads. I know my Marlin Golden 39A I load 15LR (I think I can actually do 16 and up to 22 shorts) but pre-load 2 or more old arrow tubes and I'd have another 30 to 45 more rounds to shoot. Also might take 5 to 7 seconds to reload, longer than a normal mag change but pretty darn good for a LA, especially when you can blast 15 to 16 rounds or more between reloads.

Weather does look nice, cool to start, nice and comfortable as we get going. Tonight: Clear, with a low around 28. North wind between 7 and 9 mph. Saturday: Sunny, with a high near 57. Breezy, with a north wind between 10 and 20 mph. Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 32. North wind between 3 and 10 mph. By the way, How many stages do we do?

Dude, hard times happen, and it sucks and we all get them from time to time. Do what you have to do, and cut where you need to cut and remember when things are down, they can only go up if you keep plugging through. AS long as you got your OL, your both doing good health wise, if you have kids they are good and taken care of, you guns work and you have ammo and as long as the Pan kick's to life within 2 kicks, I'll give you 8 in front of hard-belly's, 4 for forgetting to turn the fuel on , your doing alright in the big picture. Hang in there dude, and never forget Karma..

Well seeing that it was not just a random show up your pad and take care of this and it was communicated that the officer was coming over to do this, that's cool, and pretty nice for him to go out of his way. Additionally, him taking your wifes info and calling back 10 minutes later with more info for her is great. It does beat having to go down to the PD for this, however as long as this nice gesture didn't have an alterer motive to it.

Agree with Vlad, while and 8th stage would be nice, 7 stages are plenty and already make for a long day in the first place, there is always the problem with volunteers helping set up, and while for the most part it's pretty good with squads breaking down, there is always some who don't pull their own weight so to speak. Not to mention the other issues that were mentioned.

So when ya getting it??