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Oh, also, I forgot to mention...recoil. Recoil with this powder is noticeably different. With W231 I get a "snap" type of recoil...what I notice with CFE it is more of a linear "thud" type recoil even at 1100 fps, making followup shots more manageable. Really diggin this powder.

I'm using the CFE Pistol powder and have been very pleased so far...I've been testing out a bunch of different loads for 9mm and here is what I have: Gun: G19 Press: Lee Classic Turret OAL: 1.060" Primers: CCI SPP 9mm 124gn Flat Point Xtreme Heavy Plated Bullets .34 disc meters 4.5gn CFE averaged 952 FPS .37 disc meters 4.8gn CFE averaged 1015 FPS .40 disc meters 5.3gn CFE averaged 1088 FPS All three charges show the exact same primer strike pattern, no stress markings on brass either. Heres a good write up with some load data as well http://www.shootingtimes.com/ballistics/fast-look-hodgdon-cfe-pistol-powder/ Hope you may find this helpful

I've seen children as young as 5 shooting under the supervision of their parent. Every child is different, its up to the parent/guardian to know when they are ready. My boy started at 10...my girl will prob be ready when shes 8 or 9.

Anyone interested in picking up a cheap plinker, Tanners has Mossberg 715T for 149... https://www.facebook.com/TannersSportCenter/photos/a.505619816126163.110777.115701881784627/798790076809134/?type=1&theater

9's and .45's will take a life...but a 10mm will take their soul.

+1 ...10mm w/Hornady Critical Duty

FNS-9

^^^^^^^ This.

If you put a loaded mag in and cycle the rounds manually will it happen? Gotta remember, rental guns take a beating. Lots of worn parts.

Got mine from Steve @ Monmouth Arms, no brainer.

That can happen with certain devices...depending how/where LG has their antenna placement, the way one holds their phone can affect signal strength, crazy but true.

Hey Ant, I know we've had this discussion before...when a manufacturer of a muzzle brake claims stuff like it'll reduce flash, etc etc...is that more of marketing tactics? To me, if the manufacturer lists device X is a "muzzle brake," it should be G2G...especially when they make multiple devices and list others as a flash hider and/or compensator.

Thursday Verizon had a huge outage which affected a big portion of TMO's(and other carriers) backhaul for NJ and NY...900 sites in NY and 200 in NJ(for just TMO)...at the same time we're doing a lot of network modernization gearing up the network for VoLTE so you might get some data hiccups on LTE...I experience it too, I just switch it to 3G/4G for the time being and its G2G.

Was it Thursday/Friday? Everything ok now?

What phone and how old is the sim card?

Not just a wifi connection, but a wifi calling enabled device.

If you can replicate it again and tell me the exact spot, I can send a tech out to test that area...being it seems like its in a same area all the time, it tells me it could just me a simple tweak of the power output between two towers...the signal could be dropping off just before the next tower is s'posed to take over. If your phone is wifi calling capable and the range has wifi, you will be G2G.

Can you post the mile marker and/or exactly where on 539 you lose your connection...also which direction you're traveling N,S,E,W(I don't know that area) and what technology are you on 2G, 3G/4G, LTE. In building coverage has always been a challenge with higher frequency spectrum...this will soon change as the 700Mhz is being introduced very soon...when this happens, In building coverage will improve. For coverage in an indoor range(RTSP), I switch my phone to 2G and I can easily send/receive text msgs and wifi for internet if needed. If your range has wifi, a wifi calling enabled phone cures all.

Steve, now that I think about it...It might be part of one of the "un-carrier" phases...where ppl can stream music non wifi and not have it count towards their data.

This is a loaded question...drop calls will happen here and there with any carrier...now ppl will be quick to jump in and say "well I have (insert carrier here) and never had an issue." This may be true and great for them, but there are so many variables that can cause a dropped call that they just might not be falling within one or more of those variables and/or I'm willing to call Bravo Sierra on that they never have an issue, but I digress lol. IMHO, the T-Mo network has improved 10 fold from years back. 10-11+ years ago during Omnipoint/Voicestream and very early T-Mo days, yes, the network was horrible. Around 06-07ish is when things really started to improve. Gaps were filled in and there was huge push for better network performance. About 5 years ago I was on a conf call driving from Trenton area, all the way up to Wayne and the call stayed up the entire way...thats huge. Speed? Very good/fast from my experiences. I've as much as 33 down and 20 up depending on the area and number of users within that immediate area. I rarely have to call customer care, maybe once a year if that, but when I do they seem to get thing straight right away. As far as plans go...can't really comment on the plans, best to look over all the plans and pick which one works for you...pay for only what you need/use...if someone is only using 1.5G data /mo lets say...no need for an all unlimited plan.

Got em yesterday

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Pfft, try finding Taylor Ham in Colorado, I mean good luck on your future endeavors lol

Yup, just got a few...no tax + free shipping = no brainer. Thanks for posting. EDIT: Ordered a few this morning, got a shipping notification little while ago...that was quick.