Rob0115

I shot the stag today. I think the mags are colt style when I gave them a good look. Anyway I've always wanted a pistol caliber carbine and all I can say was its tremendous fun to shoot. Very happy with the purchase. I originally said proprietary magazines but it uses colt magazines.

I think it's a model 9. Here it is. https://www.stagarms.com/model-9/

I bought this ine because it's a functioning 9mm factory AR. I really wanted a pistol caliber carbine. I looked at the Berrettas and never bought the CX. This uses all standard AR lower parts and has a diamond head rail. I didn't get s chance to shoot it--maybe tmorrow.

I saw one and couldn't help myself and bought it. Really nice and only possible negative is proprietary magazines. I'll hioefull shoot it tomorrow at WP.

What's this like an Apple event. Hopefully one more thing is the single stack 9. I need to get the Glock 40 as well. Love my 20 and a long slide version 10mm will be fun but I'm out of blasted permits.

Someone took dibs. I'll update when gone.

I have one someone was interested in but didn't hear back. I didn't post in the adds because I am looking to get exactly 2 packs of bud nips for it. I think that's about 10 bucks retail, so it's more of a giveaway to someone who would at least let me have a couple of cold ones. It works fine, in good shape, just to small for the amount of brass I am cleaning. It needs to be picked up at my house or at WP range. First PM has it just so we don't have any issues. Thanks Rob

I'll take one please.

Handguns .22 22 a Win Mag .380 ACP 9 mm .38 .357 .40 s&aw 10 mm .45 Acp 44 special 44 mag 50 AE 5.7x28 9x23 .460 Rowland Rifle .22 .223 300 blackout 6.8 6.5 Grendel 6mm 7.62 What's the difference.

I've seen ranges ask if you are going to shoot it "here". I guess that's ok but I'm not sure the actual law. You could go in, buy it and leave.

Wouldn't work in nj pistol ammo needs to be logged.

For about 50 bucks more get a 34 over the 17, extended slide, adjustable sights. May be worth the upgrade, it was for me personally over the 17.

PBA my brother is a cop. St Judes children's hospital

Are you loading depth based on a cannelure in the bullet or all to same preset depth?

I think oal remains consistent just shallower and deeper seating based on long or short case

I'm hoping mine is right behind yours in line. Can't wait to try it out. I bought some 4895 it seems to be where the data is and I have 6.8 recipes for that powder. We shOuld discuss optics when they come back.

It's a slightly better deal to get a new one from them but the wait is so long I just sent mine. Ottomanelli's had four that were gone quick. They just say out of stock at Wilson. The one upside is you can pick your finish and a few other options.

Agreed, I point this out because the OP is a bit newer to reloading if memory serves me correctly. I think brass trimming is an important part of loading rifle cartridges. I like to have consistent case length as well as consistent COL. There is no reason why his COL is inconsistent based on case length so it must be something else. I'm leaning toward the latter two that you pointed out. I think the OP should check these things and make sure that he is consistently going to a full stroke every time he seats a bullet in the case. I think he should also make sure that the ring is tight on the press so that the die isn't moving around providing another source of inconsistent COL. I trim cases without bothering to measure, if nothing is trimmed I check to see if the case is to short. If it is I chuck it, what's a couple of pieces of brass for the sake of consistency? I do this for plinking or better quality ammo. Then again, I'm one of those folks who doesn't reload just to save money, but I enjoy the quality of the product, the process and the therapy it provides. It allows me to enjoy my hobby even when I can't get to the range.

wow that's cheap.

It definitely looks worth the extra 18 bucks. Good job.

Ah that's good but you're a free man now over the boarder in PA.

Technically a crime since you could have switched it from your shotgun to your AR.

Do you have calipers to measure and a case trimmer? Max case length is about 1.760" on .223. I trim mine after sizing to 1.750" without nothing to measure. I have a trimmer setup and just run all my sized, cleaned brass through it.

Thank you.

wilson sells berettas with their serial number already modded from their shop. Ottomanelli's had four of them that never hit the shelf. Wilson MSRP 1300. I sent my 92FS in to be redone by wilson after buying all the parts I sent them back and I am having them refinish the gun completely.