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Np, hope it works well for you

as opposed to the flash from the firearm? But ive never been to a range that didnt allow pics/videos

agreed. my salary didnt just double..so im not gonna pay double for ammo

Because youre not trusted to buy two within a month?

Yup, I have one. Very light actually. Love the look too

Nice, I wanted to go to Psa when I was at Fort Jackson but time never allowed it

When shooting indoors I always double up on earpro. I would like to keep some hearing

Some of the shops I go I asked about all the extra business they have been getting and they all basically replied saying its not as good as it seems as they are not able to resupply everything

Have you tried using a LRMP? I reload 454 with aa9 powder and SRMP at max loads. Thinking of trying h110 next for a bit slower powder

Gp100 if it were my choice. I went with one over the 686. My reasoning being I shoot max and sometimes over max 357 loads and it takes it no problem. Rugers revolvers are tanks

On the other hand, having multiple calibers is good in the event you cant find one

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/36_1233/products_id/411553102/Rifles/AR+Five+Seven/Forged+AR-15+Stripped+Lower+Receiver not a great price but in stock if someone is looking

There are different kinds of compensators. There are usually ports on the side of the compensator (to reduce felt recoil) and ports on the top of the compensator (to reduce muzzle flip). However, depending on the application, the amount of ports on the top/side will vary. I do have some compensated guns, and yes, for me it does help out on recoil and muzzle flip tremendously. However some things to consider. If you are loading your own ammo, to get the most effect from the comp, I load the ammo very hot and with a slow burning powder. This gives the gases more chance to expand and do their work out of the compensator. Also, this is my opinion but glocks "compensated" models are not a true compensator, just a ported barrel. Which i feel is marginally effective compared to a comp added onto a barrel. And while you may not go blind from shooting a compensated gun at night, you still have to think if it is a SD gun then you have to be aware of shooting from retention. If the firearm is not canted you have the possibility of the gases and debris shooting up in your face. That may or may not be enough to burn you but the fact is, it will still take you off of your game for a split second

http://www.blackhawk.com/product/SERPA-CQC-wMatte-Finish,1145,1410.htm I have this for my 17 and like it

It depends on the application you are using it for. Make sure you have multiple and update load data from reliable sources, not what someone posted online,for whichever powder you use. If its just for target, to get the most bang for your buck, you can pick a powder that uses less grains than other powders. If you want higher velocity, max loads, some powders would be better. Not exactly trial and error, but using multiple powders will help you find what powder you like for each caliber and what would be suited best for your needs. What calibers do you plan on reloading for?

any holster just to have or are you looking for one for concealed carry or open?

Is this the TJ selling a beretta nano for $20? http://www.tjsportingarms.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=169&category_id=8&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=2

Is written anywhere that that it should be done in 30 days? I didn't see it in N.J.A.C. Title 13 Chapter 54

In Evesham township, to get a FID or PP, you must go get to the township and get the paperwork. Then you have to get an interview/appointment with the police department to turn in the paperwork. Is this the only township that does this? I just called to make an appointment and was told they are BOOKED UNTIL JUNE. Which means it would take between 6 to 9 months to get the permits. Is there anyway around this?

as for the wooden grips, dont let that sway which firearm you choose. You can buy nice wooden grips for just about any revolver if it comes with rubber or synthetic grips

Ruger Super Redhawk. Built like a tank and can withstand the abuse of hot 44 loads if you so choose

I use .452 hornady xtp/mag for 454 casull loads in my SRH. Fun gun to shoot

I love my g20 but I really like the delta elite, its amazingly accurate. For SD, the durability and round capacity of the g20 is awesome, but for the range it goes to the delta for me. as for swapping the barrels, I did with the lone wolf for shooting lead reloads and better case support when shooting max loads (which is pretty much all I shoot) and have had no issues with it

almost positive it cant lol. Try lawmen supply company, they are in south jersey tho. That is where i got my g20. also there would be no velocity lose from the 20 SF, its not compensated, the g20c is. Dont forget about the delta elite! still twice as much tho lol

FYI, i dont think the glock 20 or 29 can be converted to 45 acp. However the 45acp models can be converted to 10mm, due to the outside diameter of the barrel. I have the gen 3 g20 and love it. I want to get a 29 down the road, but if I had to do it all over again I'd still get the 20 first if that helps