RedBowTies88

and they just take the word of the shooter for bullet weight? or do they weight the cartridge to try and get an estimate?

sorry the OT, but i've been wondering..how do they measure power factor at events? specially if someone hand loads

I hope he gets every penny. The things they can do because you're deemed "suicidal" is insane. A good friend (with good mental health) of mine get in an altercation with her man friend at the time and thus he called the police telling them she was scuicidal (a complete lie) which resulted in her being carted off against her will first to the local hospital for observation and then to a mental institution for one week. after all this was over she recieved a bill for thousands of dollars for all the unwanted "care".

That pool was an immenient threat! It was about to murder all that grass under it.

good to know

all translates to muzzle velocity, a variable bullet weight over a static load will produce different muzzle velocities. Lighter bullets will generally have a flatter tajectory and heavier bullets will generally carry energy better over longer ranges and also penetrate more. Also heavier bullets fired at similar velocities as a lighter bullet will be less effected by things like windage and less likey to be deviated by hard objects like bone.

7000 grains in a pound

I think you need an NAA next, just to kepp things balanced Plus, think of the photo ops!

Awesome! I've been wanting one

I've shot it in .223 and 9x18 and never had any issues, can't comment on 9x19

9mm brown bear going for 8.75 on aimsurplus if memory serves correct

People seem to forget that most SA/DA guns can be safely be carried cocked and locked...

Ron....

Bigger dirt hill, bigger yard, bigger guns...same principle

Oh this was outside in the yard in front of the old dirt hill. I used to be quite interested in ballistics when I was little... or at least interested in how much my little pellet gun could shoot through so I could brag to my friends lol

please, even very thick drywall is no match for even a very weak round. I shot my daisy760 pump through 2 sheets of drywall no problem when i was younger.

I've never had no issue on the first shot of DA/sa guns. If you practice with it once or twice it should be no issue whatsoever.

I prefer SA/DA and SAO triggers over what I've shot in the striker fired variety

I finished converting my .223 saiga from classic arms yesterday. It was very very easy. my price list boils down as follows saiga from classic arms - $300 tapco G2 - $30 Battlefield Pickup stock set - $25 shipped MD arms molot pistol grip - $12 disconnect spring - $1.00 AK retaining plate - $5.00 Grip nut/bolt - $6.00 Black spraypaint - $5.00 AK gas tube - $30 (unnecessary but looks nice) All in all just under $415 and the gun is setup perfectly for me and I love it.

subscribed, I'll also be looking for a black widow once I get some more permits

If someone in my home completely ignores the fact that he's staring down a loaded "ak" and takes one step towards me I'm immediatly assuming he's off his rocker and firing until the mag is empty or he's on the ground.. Lets not forget, people are insane and will cause harm to anyone anywhere for no rational reason

In honor of the occasion I will be loading my crack pipe to half capacity...

their coffee blows but I'll pick one up after work

I'd take the deal as well, more power to him though for having to balls to stand up to them...even though he'll probably be squashed like a bug.