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I was looking into buying 15 round mecgars for my 96 but read reviews that on the 15 round(the ones with extended floor plate) had a tendency to bulge when fully loaded making it hard to remove a full mag. Is there any truth to that story?

thermold suck, I have 6 of them collecting dust in the garage, I had nothing but trouble with every single one of them.

Ok, so unless i'm reading it wrong 62 gr and 55 gr appear to be very similar. So are there any advantages to using a 62gr at all? Why are they called penetrators?

Hey guys, can't find if this has already been discussed and this is for my own edification. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each round: 5.56/223 55 gr 5.56/223 62 gr

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Good holster the the 96A1: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/610259/desantis-thumb-break-scabbard-belt-holster-right-hand-beretta-92-a1-leather-black I love my 96A1, I still have a problem though with the standard beretta safety/decock

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I don't know, I paid $1,200 for my stag model 8 piston and am extremely happy. $2,700 seams a bit steep. Now if it was a .308, I might reconsider my opinion.

Good point, I was deburring the cases.

I was using the lee deluxe quick trim which if set to the minimum setting using the quick trim die will trim all .45 cases to .898, any cases that are already shorter will just be chamfered with the built in spring loaded blade and since it's done thru the die it will be square so I wasn't worried about that.

Thanks for the advise guys, I guess I was going way overboard.

Ok guys, so here it goes. I spent the weekend painstakingly reaming the primer pockets and chamfering the necks of around 400 .45acp cases and i'm remembering all the youtube videos of people using progressive presses, no reaming, no chamfering. Am I going overboard on this? Am I overdoing it?

Thanks for the response guys.

Thanks for posting, this is a good heads up as I was planning to load a few hundred rounds this weekend 100 at a time. Will do 25 at a time instead.

LOL, so true. We went to my wife's aunt's house for dinner, they each brought a laptop, ipad and DS.

I guess the question is pretty much self explanatory. Like most on this forum I have a wife and a couple of kids, I have 2 boys, 12 and 5. From a BOB perspective, I would have one and my wife would have one, but how about the kids? Do they have their own or do I and my wife have supplies for them in our bags? I don't see a problem with the 12 year old carrying a backpack, but the 5 year old is a different story. What do you guys think?

I just started reloading myself. My sources of education, this forum, reloading manual, lots and lots of youtube videos.

Pap m77, yugo AK variant in .308

Hey guys, take a look at the pictures below. Virtually every case comes out of my M77 looking like this. Are these cases ok to reload? Thanks.

That's actually what I was thinking, we cant mount a grenade launcher, shotgun would be the next best thing. If I was crazy enough I could mount this On this

Folks, this is just a hypothetical question, I do not plan on doing this but it is something I thought about for a brief second while at the range yesterday. Is it legal to mount a shotgun onto an AR15 in NJ? If yes, has anyone here done it?

Here is my Italian, 96A1 with hogue grips and trijicon front and rear sights. I did get rid of the light though.

I'm glad he is gone, I was hoping he would suffer a little more though.

I had a CX4 in .45, it was fun to shoot but eventually I got bored with it and sold it. The AR is never boring .

They already started, quote from article: ""But I'm just glad it wasn't a shooter, because if it had been a shooter, there would have been fatalities," Cook, whose children attended the school, told FoxNews.com."