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understandable, for that kinda price though I would definitely be holding onto it. you win some you lose some lol

ouch,that kinda hurts haha

hey guys. am considering selling my 1967 Winchester 94 lever action 30/30 soon. was hoping someone could help me out in a ballpark price range. its in very good shape, hardly any sign on wear or rounds fired. what should I be looking to get around? thanks

hes just looking out for you Ev.... hahaha

thanks for the info. I started making a light load at 5.2gr, shot very well with light to moderate recoil. at least I know I have some room to play now, and its always a plus I didn't kill myself with my first batch! haha

hey guys, new to reloading here. looked in my manual and did plenty of searches online and really can't come up with a definitive data for loading .40 with berrys flat point 165gr and unique powder. does anybody have any experience with this combo or some load data they can share? thanks much. by the way, these will be plinking rounds, im heating looking for starting load.

very good in my experience. bought a 500 round case of 45 from them. have yet to have a failure after 300 rounds.

yes, I emailed him with two pictures. said he had never seen one do that. the sight went bent up almost at a 90degree angle. he said there must have been a void in the steel. a few days later I received a replacement. very good guy to deal with. no complaints at all

love mine in .40, about 2500 down the barrel without a single failure. with the exception of my CGW rear EX Drift sight breaking in half... haha. the more you shoot it the more you love it. gets better with every shot!!

gto, also if you're ever near CJRPC, let me know, can take a whirl with my .40 75B

haha Dup, I figured you'd chime in on that

Very nice CZ man. Matte stainless was my first choice but couldn't find either. Not could I find a 9mm! Went with a 40 Cal instead. They definitely are tack drivers especially when your skill catches up with the guns accuracy. Not sure what to tell ya on the FTEs, I have yet to have the slightest hiccup after 600 rounds. Here's a pic of mine. The more you shoot it, the more you'll love it

i am planning on being there Wednesday myself

Thank you for the post! Been going crazy. Got my 5

I woke up this morning... Checked a few sites for 9mm. Luckygunner had two different brands in stock, both of them had over 90 boxes selling at $33 a box.. Check back an hour later, one is sold out and the other has 20 left.... What is wrong here!?! People need ammo that badly theyre willing to double + pay and then have shipping on top of it?!? Wow... Sorry... Had to vent haha. Its really unbelievable

Yeah, i had figured as much, the whole thing is yeah, i may be there all day with the single stage, but itll give me the base knowledge i need and at 100-150 bucks a setup, even if i dont get "into" it a lot, its not a big hit. Thats just my mentality at least haha

target ammo, 40 cal. Depends on availability of ammo etc at the time. Id have to say half and half? hah

Hey guys, I was starting to think about starting to reload and was wondering if a Lee single stage press will suffice for a beginner. I know like most things its probably you get what you pay for, but will it get the job done? Any help is appreciated, thanks guys

very good point. matching doesnt truely matter to me at this point, would be nice, but not necesary. Was leaning towards a p38 due to reliability etc, but just cant enough of that P08! I would have to say my budget is max at around 1000. I know a matching numbers luger isnt going to be had for that. heritage guild has quite a few of both ranging from about 650-4500, but not sure what id be looking at as far as how bad the cheaper ones are!

For a range gun, start of collection, should i go for a Walther P38 or Luger P08?? Let your voices be heard!

Nice dark woodgrain grips from Thailand and CGW Ez/drift sights

I know there's a 22lr Kit, but I'm sure if you just change the slide etc out its the same as a 9. Nobody had in stock except cheyenne mountain outfitters, couldn't find one anywhere else and i know they are a cz dealer

Have been dry fire practicing quite a bit, my problem most likely is what you guys have stated, my trigger finger/ grip. Problem is when dry firing, i am in DA mode, when shooting its always SA, so this is throwing me off when dry firing unless i bring the hammer back every time. By the way, im shooting a cz75b 40 cal

Thanks guys, I'll have to print a few of them out and give them a shot as well

Any suggestions and tips for shooting low left?