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I think the term is "permanently altered" so they can NEVER under ANY circumstances be converted back to their original capacity. Accomplishing this is another story. Welds can be ground off, epoxy can be removed, etc. There is no clear answer IMO.

If they didn't have guns what would they use to kill each other? Imagine how many more thugs there would be if they weren't killing each other. I say give them more guns. Get it over with quicker.

and it being 1/2 hers already, she has the same right as you to pick it up. I would like to think this is how it would work.

Using the Berrys 9mm HBFP as an example, the STANDARD oal is 1.169 for most RN. I had to seat these flat points to 1.106. They hit the lands at 1.110 so I knocked off a few thou and now they are good. The profile on flat points is sure to hit earlier than RN or SWC.

I hope you are not using the sample bullet in the backround of your pic as a guide. They look like swc not flat points. They will need a different oal length. Do a plunk test with your barrel to get the right oal.

Nick. I am right next to Lyndhurst in Rutherford. I am planning to come up to show Joe my Star PD. Maybe I can pick this stuff up for you. Let me know.

It's all good. Thanks!

That is great news! I am right here next to you in Rutherford. If you have any questions about places to go to shop or ranges let me know.

Anyone know him?

I wouldn't say for sure that you are ok. There are a lot of variables to consider as some mentioned, the most important being bullet seating depth and powder compression. This issue arises when using flat point bullets such as the Berry's HBFP. You will need to seat these much deeper, and using certain powders that fill the case you could get higher pressures. I use Winchester 231 and that seems to be the ticket for staying away from trouble. Always work the load up slowly.

How much is THIS technology going to cost us now? We don't have a pot to piss in but they can find money for this crap.

The little ones are good eatin'!

I just loaded 600 9mm using Winchester SPP and not one problem on my loadmaster.

according to Nappen, the ammo can be laying on top of the gun in the bag...just as long as it is not loaded in the gun.

Another great show Ant. Thanks so much for doing all of this. We have so much more with you around. See ya at the range! Bob

Those prices are not that great. I just paid 799 for a new stainless 1911.

I believe any kind is just fine. Be careful.

Love that 1911! I have one too! TW25B to lube it and RGS to clean it. Works wonders. Good luck with it!

I think you are overthinking the role of the extractor. I believe it should feed even if the extractor doesn't grab the shell. I believe the extractor functions to grab and toss the shell out . It should have no bearing on the feeding of the round. Edit... after further review of your post regarding picture 3, are you saying that on ejection the extractor does not grab the shell and slips over it and the round remains in the chamber? If so, you may need to adjust the tension on the extractor.

I am going to Shop Rite now. If they have it I'll let you know

They still have the federal in 500 rd HV. Go now.http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=705665&WTz_l=YMAL#productChart

According to the pricing tier Ant specified, it looks like ANY rental is free with the membership tier quantity specified.

The only reason I thought you might like it because it says "The only parts that are not standard issue Colt is the extractor assembly."

Please check this review out. I bought one in Stainless and just love it. http://tacticalgunreview.com/blog/2012/07/consumer-gun-review-sig-sauer-1911-xo/

That IS an incredible feat! How many guns do you actually own?