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Sorry....I wasn't sure about pistol stuff as I really only load rifle ...Have you tried tanners? http://tannerssportcenter.com

I like the video that popped up after watching yours....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzmkGgQLCMA&sns=emThe best line was at the end where he said "to all the guys that say they are too big to hold..tell that to the 9yo girl that competitively shoots a glock...so if you have the hands of a 9yo you can hold on to a glock"...lmao

So wait all the fancy aftermarket guide rods of various metals don't make a .22 lr out of a glock 29 and are just marketing hype?.....damn....lol

Be glad there's no pic on the card...lol

I'm not actually sure about those two powders as I don't use them...but have you tried http://www.bing.com/local/details.aspx?lid=YN769x13132026&qt=yp&what=miller's+sporting+goods&where=New+Jersey+08070&s_cid=ansPhBkYp02&mkt=en-US&q=miller's+sporting+goods&qpvt=miller%27s+sporting+goods&FORM=LARE Very nice mom and pop has a pretty good selection of bullets in stock and powders behind the counter...I usually buy bulk heavy .224 &308 bullets from them and blc2 and varget....the owner is a knowledgeable pistol competitor and reloaded so he may have those powders I'm not sure.... And there is this place in de...I don't personally patronize them as I'm the guy that doesn't shop at dicks, walmart or any of the other places on principle...but I have friends that do and say they have a pretty good selection of powders both in 1-8 lbers and primers...some bullets...but not like the first shop I mentioned....the coincidentally have the same name but are not affiliated or anything alike in customer service...but if they have what you need that's your call...hope this helps. http://www.bing.com/local/details.aspx?lid=YN172x3198276&qt=yp&what=miller's+guns&where=Delaware+City%2c+Delaware&s_cid=ansPhBkYp02&mkt=en-US&q=millers+guns+delaware&qpvt=millers+guns+delaware&FORM=LARE

very good post.....the reason most find it abstract is they don't look at firearms as tools more like poodles and purses dressing them with foo foo bling bling to out ninja their friends...and the #1 negative thing I hear about glock is "they are ugly"....that in itself pretty much sums up the mentality/mindset of the person making that statement.....lol

most shops in de and pa have a good selection on their shelves.....

Maybe it's just me....but seems a little ... Odd or childish to "bring in my new toy to show my friends"...or in this case coworkers...like 3rd grade show and tell ....I don't think it should be a decision of legality in nj ....rather one of common sense ....why the hell would you take a gun to work to show casual acquaintances ....seems immature and like trying to impress people....Its safe to say if spec ops guy is not a fraud..he already knows what an m4 looks like....seems like a really bad idea all the way around....but ymmv

I think it depends on your intended use ....if you simply want a sling to throw over your shoulder magpuls are ok...although there are far cheaper ones that would serve that purpose....but if you are planning on actually putting it "to use" I wouldn't recommend it ...a friend has one of the ms4 slings and while it's easy to quickly lengthen .....it WONT tighten one handed ...which to me alone would have me remove it from use...lol ...the one HE posted is far better

I agree with this.....I stopped into a small shop that looked like an old bank or post office in Vineland once..I think it was butches?....having never seen me before and not being a "regular" didn't matter they were very friendly and not condescending/looked down on me...perhaps it's just a vibe they get and react accordingly...lol.... I actually got into a lengthy convo with the guys behind the counter and a customer on military service....And sharing stories/experiences (that could be shared)..... I actually ended up purchasing a pistol that evening at substantial discount..... If ever in the area I'll surely stop in again..

I see that mentality a lot in here/firearm forums in general...2a 2a 2a.....but forget about the rest of them ....not to mention the Obama/nj oppressors they continue to support/vote for...lol

Hence the nds with 15lb triggers....poor handling/operator error...lol

Lol..wow

Comparing the dimensions on glocks website it doesn't really seem all that much smaller than a 26/7.... Definitely not with 6rnds of 380 vrs 9-10 in the 26/7....it may be .20 thinner and .37 shorter in length...but it's only .03 shorter in height which is what kills it to me for pocket carry.....well that's secondary side to the real red light to me that it's a 380... Lol

Lol I guess....I guess it's more that I'm just anti pro sports and all the hooplah made over it in general

I knew that...my point was for the mother to be so excited...acting as if it's the highlight of his career...seems like misplaced priorities to me....but I'm not the type to buy $100 shirts to wear another mans name on my back either..lol

Oh it's far more prestigious than a combat mission to "some"I guess...what a joke..lol

Squib? Was that on a progressive press?

Again I feel it's a matter of what you are looking for out of it...my personal opinion is progressive presses are for quicker loading with the sacrifice of "some" accuracy and potential for problems to occur if you are not intently watching the various steps of the process...like the powder drop and primers.....if you buy the fully loaded rigs with alarms you'll be spending a pretty penny.......single stage presses are slower...but allow for more attention to details and the ability to obtain the best possible accuracy/consistency which amounts to accuracy.... As for enjoyment....I personally enjoy the mechanics of exacting loading and striving to find the optimum loads for various components for each of my weapons to make one hole accurate loads and logging this info into charts for quick reference for future loading with the same components....but then again that's just me....when I go to public ranges I often see groups of guys blasting factory ammo as fast as they can pull the trigger with bullet strikes on the ground/baffles/target stands etc and they seem to be enjoying themselves .....so I guess it's subjective..lol

Haha wow gouging never ceases to amaze me ....mags were probably not included but available @ $59.95 each lol

Ohh sorry I didn't click the link..it probably comes assembled then .....but in all honesty...if it didn't it's painfully simple to slide the nut on, hand guard cap, sight/gasblock and tap in the 2pins....no smith should be needed

I gotcha ..sorry i misunderstood

Have you tried clicking on this button... "View new content"?.... It shows all the new posts to topics across the board except for litterbox....and once on that page if you click on the time stamp under the posters name it takes you directly to the last post of the thread...especially helpful on threads with 40 pages of posts...lol

Get shops/ranges involved combined they come in contact with more than than the regs from this site and Facebook is in my opinion useless as the majority of users there either are probably indifferent or anti gun and think that "liking" a post is "taking action"lol

Depends on your desired result of reloading...it's cheaper... But if you consider your time reloading as "on the clock" and mentally pay yourself your "going hourly rate " it won't be worth it to you...Accuracy can be dramatically increased with properly worked up handloads over factory loads.......but if accuracy isn't important...and your monthly range trip is more of just a "man day" blasting away at paper not concerned with long range/sub moa accuracy...factory loads is probably the better choice