RedBowTies88

chevy all day =@

so you're saying 9mm>.223 cause its bigger lol? its cool i get that, but its not as cool as 20mm or .950jdm or any more cool then .50bmg either

So if the energy is similar to .50bmg why not just chamber it in that?

Good to know, I'll try to find a stocking dealer and order from them

its a .223 it reads SureFire Gun Mags LLC on the side. and yes it has the bolt hold open it just never works on the last shot. if you manually charge it with a empty mag it will hold it. unless you let it slam shut. Guess i just got the 1 in 1000 crappy one. Not a biggie though, I plan on the ar mag adaptor in the near future

no its a surefire/sgm tatical. got it from a gun show but no some nobody with a table it was a pretty big outfit. not that that means anything.

Is mine the only one with a issue with surefire? My surfire mag barely wants to click into place. At first it was impossible so i ground it a little and now it works but you still need to use 2 hands to get it to click in. also the last shot hold open never works. not that its a big deal but still.

Negatiave ghost rider just the letters DT followed by the serial and the circled 11 for Radom production. And the year

I payed a little over $9 a box for the stuff I got from classic arms. Aimsurplus has brown/silver bear for <$11 and brass case privi for $12 and some change last I looked

Aimsurplus is where I got mine. If I where to do it again I would probably go with classic arms. Much faster shipping. Like I said it's a great little gun but you WILL hurt your hand learning to shoot it unless you have experiance with this kinda gun. My first trip to the range I left with a swollen hand from the recoil and 2 seperate slide bites. Once you learn it though it's a joy to shoot. You need to hold the grip down low. Don't even try to use 3 fingers and keep your non shooting hand away from the trigger guard. It's much better after the spring swap IMHO but still you need to get the technique down And it's only available in 9x18. But I'm cool with that. The round is growing on me

I find it very hard to believe any regular coat would ever stop a .380

Yes sir, at the Radom plant which is supposedly known for high quality. I'm sure happy with the little guy. Joeskilove seems to like it too. I think of the 3 guns he brought out to my range the other day he shot best with my little polish guy lol. BTW the offer to try it extends to you as well

Yes sir polish p-64, mine is 1976 production. 9x17 browing short = .380 its the same round. < 9x18 makarov (what the p-64 is chambered in) < 9x19 luger/parabelum. Is how they stack up in terms of power. Your welcome to give the p-64 a try if it interests you we can possibly call up another forum member near me with a keltec pf-9 as well and you can give that a try.

This is basically what i've done. I just set up a modest 25yd range with a few chainsaws, a backhoe, and a few good friends. Knocked it out in a few days and most of it was running loads of dirt for the backstop. Here's a vid from a few days ago recorded by joeskilove

And my ignorance once again rears its ugly head... Thanks for the info.

Thanks, Looks like it comes with a muzzle brake but would def need to have it and the stock pinned. Would really like to build an 5.45 AR but damn the uppers are expensive

Sorry for the slight OT, but what do you guys think of the complete build kit ( - stripped lower reciever of course) that classicarms sells? Its listed here http://www.classicfirearms.com/semi-auto%20rifles.htm

I've got a p-64 and it fits nicely in regular jean side pocket although it does print a little depending on how tight your pants are. I have an IWB holster for it and its very comfortable, accurate, and reliable. 9x18 is reasonably priced and not super hard to find although you may need to do some online ordering. Standard ammo has more a** then .380 but less then 9x19. However 9x18+p is available taking it up to about the levels of standard 115gr parabellum. the gun plus the springs to lower to trigger pull together ran me just over $200 to my door. Just an idea

Exactly the way I was thinking of it, Thanks man

Exactly, However if i LEGALLY purchase it in PA i should be ok to bring it home right? I would think it would be the same deal as people moving into NJ with guns purchased legally in their former home state.. of course that makes sense to you and I, state of NJ is probably completely different.

So, I was thinking about getting into BP with a reproduction revolver. Last time I was in Cabelas talking to the gent behind the counter he informed me that he could absolutly sell me one as long as im over 18 as in PA they're not even really considered firearms. My question is, Since it would be aquired legally is it legal to bring home and keep? I have an FID and am over the age of 21

Thats exactly how i've been doing it? Maybe when i shove them in im exerting force that pulles the top round back behind the one under it?

can be define what you mean by stagger? I always check to make sure before i push the clip in that the top rounds rim is ahead of the one below it.. something must happen as im pushing it...

So, When I picked up my mosin the seller was kind enough to include 15 or so stripper clips. I enjoy using them and have no issue loading the magazine with them. I'm always careful to load the strips with each round ahead of the round below it, but somehow it seems that half the time the first round is always rim-locked. The last 4 always work fine. Anyone have any idea what im doing wrong or have any tips to using the clips so this wont happen?

3-1/2 2oz loads of #12 shot should do fine