MattH

Congrats. I have one in .40 and it really is a comfortable shooter.

This. Charcoal and hardwoods are where it's at.

I have the SR1911 and my son has the RO, both are great guns, IMO. The sights on the RO are a lot better for quick target acquisition and folow up shots. As far as accuracy, I'd say they are about even.

Well that doesn't leave much to choose from.

I am partial to Ruger myself.

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I have one and love it. Very accurate and comfortable. I've had one for many years and it is my primary shotgun for hunting and skeet shooting.

Handgun purchases have to go through an FFL so have it sent to one that would be able to pin the magazines for you.

Your age may be a factor since you are not olde enough to legally purchase/own a handgun. You won't be able to apply for a P2P until November which could mean not getting your permits in until sometime next year. Not sure if a store would want to hold it for that long. I agree that your best bet would be just hold onto the money at least until you are able to apply for permits.

I have the sr9 full size and love my Mackenzie holster for it.

Where in writing does it say you can't use hollow points to defend yourself in your home? The way this state is, you're gonna get hung out to dry regardless of what type of ammo you use to defend yourself.

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If they look brand new then go and enjoy them. It's great that you're taking the ol man out shooting, hope you guys have a great time. I miss shooting with my ol man, but now I get to shoot with my kids instead.

When I started hunting we shot paper shells all the time. As long as the brass isn't corroded and the paper is still in tact I'd be oh with shooting them.

I have the SR 9 & 40 and have no trouble loading the magazines. The springs were a little stiff at first but after a few times loading them they got easier. They also come with a magazine loader which helps a lot too.

Not using enough tape to secure the box. I've had 68 lbs of dive weights shipped in the FRB with no issues, just need to add some extra tape or use reenforced tape with the string in it.

Thanks. Feeling is mutual.

Pleasure to deal with. Smooth transaction.

Yup, the 54r runs about 55 lbs. UPS loves when I order them.

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The crates I have gotten come with 2 440 round spam cans inside for a total of 880 rounds.

7.62x54r is 880 rounds to a crate.

I'm not questioning the quality of your reloads, but stuff happens and mistakes do get made. If you are comfortable selling them, and someone is comfortable enough to buy/shoot your reloads then that is perfectly fine. Heck, even the big manufacturers make mistakes with their loads, but they have high dollar attorneys to deal with those issues when they arise.

This is what I found on handgun ammo sales, nothing mentioned about prohibiting reload sales.