A-Tech

"Come back Monday, that's all I can tell you" was repeated over and over.

Yes, and television gave the devil access to your home...Facebook is the #1 form of social interaction, and public advertising. You may not like it, but it has taken over 1/6 of the global population....plus girls for gunslingers is on Facebook

I stopped at DSG in union yesterday and about 5 other people were there also. After about 15 minutes of employees ignoring us and walking right by, a manager eventually came up and said that they couldn't sell any firearms or ammo today, "come back on Monday". In unison, everyone said "what the fuck" lol. Also, they were packed with ammo including tons of federal .223

I think it's really important to get the ffl information as something like this can get a lot of people in serious trouble

My statement was more to clarify that you can't use a rifle caliber in the pit, as the OP was asking.

If the range is collecting on the brass than its likely being melted down....that would be a damn shame. However I'd prefer if you keep leaving it. I'll take what's left.

What's wrong with taking brass out of the bucket? It's in there because the shooter didn't want it and considered it garbage. I just collected 10lbs of brass from a bucket at EFGA. If it's in the garbage, or on the ground at an empty range, it's mine.

Pistol and shotgun in the pit...just to be clear

Um, no. This may sound good in basic electrical theory, but it's not how it works with electronic throttle. First, the wiring in today's cars are so efficient, that you could add 100 ground wires and do absolutely nothing to decrease voltage drop (that's what you're describing). The PCM's of today are so precise that they send a bias voltage that either raises or lowers the baseline voltage for that particular sensor. Second, you still have to take into consideration that the software is programmed to open and close the throttle plate at X speed, and account for the speed of the throttle plate motor. An example of this can be found on slightly older BMW's without electronic throttle, that were still known for horrible throttle response. It's because it was programmed that way. Third, cable throttle is more likely to experience a gain in throttle response with other modifications than electronic throttle would from those same modifications. Electronic throttle would only benefit from changing parameters in the PCM's programming. My favorite misconception is the idea that removing the screen from a MAF will increase horsepower. What people don't realize is that screen isn't there to act as a filter (use air filter for said action). It's there to reduce turbulence and stabilize uneven airflow before it travels across the MAF element.

Yes, the 10rd magazines are difficult to load. Standard cap mags are much easier to load.

correct, it just means it's in A store...somewhere

My order from the 12th still hasn't shipped

24.5gr varget with 55gr is what I load at 2.250" OAL and a light crimp with a lee crimp die. Shoot and chrono to see how it works for you.

I put an order in on the 12th and haven't received shipping notice yet. I stopped using them over a year ago because they took almost 2 months to ship an order out to me of in stock items, and they never communicate back to you when you ask questions. I thought I would give them another shot after over a year of not using them. They really don't value customer service or shipping times.

as did I. Still not worth it

And you really pay a premium for the convenience of being able to separate them.

Was curious what these were when you posted this. Went to the website. Spent a ton. My wife thanks you for helping me spend "her"money.

Each has their place. Choose your optic around your purpose.

Pshh, paperwork. Who reads that's stuff? Lol

how can you tell the age? Is there a code on the packaging? I'd like to check mine now that you said this.

If using GSSF be sure to get a multi year membership to receive the coupon card with your membership.

Welcome. My wife works in NP and I have a few cops friends there. That's definitely a place you want to have a good collection of firearms. Make sure you really have them secured.

Hey Cameron, all of the CCW class descriptions are the same as the CCW applicant course.

He found problems with the assembly, and never did an update after reassembling.

As much as I hate referring people to him, my S.O.E. cobra belt is great. Holds the weight of my Glock, 2 mags and flashlight with ease. I just can't the dudes attitude, ego, and fact that he is close with Yeager. It also doubles as my daily belt and is very comfortable. My favorite part of the belt is the cobra buckle. Nothing like getting your belt off super quick when nature calls.