Rob0115

Does this have any improvements with the trigger vs 21?

Yeah and this is an AR upper. I'd only get the AA .50 Beowulf not .50 BMG.

These are 32 / k for CCI 300. You need to order a bit of bulk to make the hazmat work thought. Free shipping was nice 5k primers and 200 147 gr 9mm bullets shipped free + crazy hazmat.

I've been using that and Lil' Gun. I like them both.

It's on select items. I haven't tried it.

Use coupon code 0217.

Hmmmm......that's an interesting thought. How hard is it to find the brass?

Daisy Mae's and Virgil's are easy to get to and good.

My wife is shopping in the St Augustine and Ponte Vedra Beach areas of Florida again this week, we are narrowed down to 4 houses. The prices are favorable and I will relocate in 4 years permanently. I'll have to fly back 8 or more times a year for my Giants games though. OP where are you moving?

Ahhhhh......free America.

very, very nice.

I've heard, and this could be a wives tale, that RIA machinery was originally older Colt.

You might want to consider listing some popular items. I'd be interested in 1911 guns and you won't have to pay anyone and then take the balance to an FFL. I know that some FFLs will probably tell you not to consign but sell them the pistols due to the crazy NJ gun laws. If they book it in for sale and not for gunsmithing you'd have to permit it back out if you wanted it back or it didn't sell. Where you moving to? I hope some place warm.

This is ridiculously hard. It's like a room full of naked and willing super models. How do you pick just one? If I had to it would be a 1911....... That photo is missing my Sig spartan and my fusion firearms custom .45 ACP. Although if the s#$t hit the fan my favorite might be my FN 5.7.

I'm thinking the ultimate don't give a s#$t is the beofwulf. I'm considering assembling it but I'm not sure you can beat the price much from AA. I'm open to I don't give a s#$t suggestions for the Honey Badger build.

I'm getting 1. Ottomanellis should have today,mine of which will be mine.

Lot's of folks down there again today. The weekends seem to be really good for the range.

Probably head out in an hour to hit GFH and visit the boys at Ottomanelli's. Packed up 4 different 9mm's for today fun. Yesterday was 1911 day.

I never store powder in the hopper, always empty. I use about 8 different powders for my pistol rounds and 4 different for rifle rounds. I already order a bunch of the powder measures. This was a lot of dough all aimed at convenience or I'd have stuck with my single stage forever. But after cranking out 200 rounds in a short period of time I'm somewhat hooked.

I have a toolhead for each caliber. What I want is to set it up once, swap it in and out with the pins. Thus, I have one for each caliber (which is the same # of tool heads) to make life easier. I am beginning to see why folks like these kits.

I don't but I probably will given its the item that takes longest to adjust.

What are those?

OK, I cranked out a bunch of .45 ACP switched it over to 9mm and did a few of those. It isn't that big a deal to change the priming plunger and disk. I bought a toolhead for each caliber conversion kit I have and will leave the adjusted dies in there. I ordered a vibra prime because loading the priming tube is by far the worst bit of using the press. I can see the advantages of progressive of course but I am being overly careful nonetheless.

Made 100 rounds of 230 gr plated 45 ACP. It does help you crank out a lot of ammo. I ordered the powder check so it made me feel better that I wasn't over or undercharged. I need to mount the completed round bin. I may want a case feeder but was hoping there was a primer feeder? I did buy a tool head for each caliber conversion. Anyone use the Frankfort arsenal vibra prime? The Dillon rf 100 is over 300 bucks.

Glock 41 long slide .45 ACP.