JohnnyB

I have the .22 kit for my 92fs Inox. It works freaking fantastic! Beretta has sales every now and then and you can save $100 on the kit if you have patience. It's well worth it at any price though!

I vote to leave it alone. It looks staked to me.

Get an Ar-15, mount a good light and get the proper ammo for HD and you will never regret it!

Yep! That's Discord! For it to work for you, you need to be if front of your computer all the time. Unfortunately, I have not found anything better yet.

I want to thank everyone who chimed in with advice. I reloaded .223/5.56 for a while about 20 years ago but never handgun calibers since they were plentiful and cheap for a long time. The summer before Covid hit, I found a guy here selling off all his reloading stuff since he had downsized and no longer had the room to reload. I picked up a Lee 1000 progressive press with extras plus dies for 9mm and .45acp. There was also a great scale, over 100 lbs of 9mm, .40 and .45acp fired brass. Included were some primers, 5 lbs of Hodgedon Clays powder that I did a couple hundred .45s with, tons of empty ammo boxes, a nice vibratory tumbler with media and a bunch of other stuff I am forgetting. I said what the heck, I may never use the stuff but for $125 for everything, I could not turn it down! The moral of the story is I now see that reloading handgun ammo makes sense for me. I am definitely a noob at this so please forgive me for any stupid questions I might ask. I got a Lyman's 50th book and there is little to no data for the CFE-Pistol powder with 9mm, so worthless to me! Any other more helpful books or websites I missed? I have to buy a chrono if my indoor range will allow me to use it! I think reloads are a no no so I thought it might cause suspicion if I asked. Thanks again!

Here is a brake that will pair with the Warden above. https://www.opticsplanet.com/surefire-muzzle-brake-suppressor-adapter-5-56mm-m16-ar-1-2-28-threads-sfmb-556-1.html

This one was brought up as a good legal option. https://www.opticsplanet.com/surefire-warden-blast-regulator.html

@High Exposure just said, "Those threads on the outside of muzzle devices are exactly for the attaching of flash suppressors - unless it is a proprietary thread geometry that you will have to prove after you are in trouble, likely at great cost in money, time, and aggravation."

Generally scares me! I'm thinking that it also may be easy to find an oil filter to fit the threads on that brake. There are some with a half twist or key lock so no threads are exposed.

I know the feeling about having lingering lowers! You feel bad for them and feel obligated to complete them and give them life! I'm done buying lowers!

Take into consideration the transfer fee you would NOT pay when buying from a dealer's stock!

Be nice Ed!

They wanted like $150 at one place! I know you would do much better for @0Jeep4!

Is everyone here using Discord? Primers, powder, bullets, etc. They all come up on Discord but you have to be fast to score them!

I agree with him. Trump is STILL my President!

Not sure on this but I will take a guess. Your aunt is the legal owner off the guns, not you. She must transfer the long arms to you through an FFL dealer and you will need a NJFID card to take possession. The transfer of the handgun will require you to have a permit to purchase a handgun to take possession. Sorry for your loss!

Give Scott at SWAT firearms in Hammonton NJ a call. He may have a few left from the 2nd run we did a short time back.

Thanks! In your opinion, should I pull all those heads and redo the powder at 5.3 or try them at 5 grains to see if they cycle in my pistols?

I loaded a few hundred 9mm with 5 grains of CFE-Pistol and 115 grain FMJRN heads. I have not had the chance to get to the range yet. Does this load sound good, or too small? I will also be using some 115 grain plated and wondering if the same powder load would be correct. I tried looking all over the Net for info on the CFE-Pistol but most of the info I found was for 124 grain or heavier heads. Thanks!

Anthony, I can't wait to read your book! I just placed my order with PayPal. Thank you Ant! Best Regards, John

We all know it's bullshit! Mother nature and constant global changes have much more effect on the climate than we puny humans do. Besides, anything we do in the USA will only be overridden by places like China and India that constantly pollute our atmosphere and will most likely never stop.

.22 Long rifle bullets are .224 heads like the 5.56 and .223. Accuracy varies due to the twist rate of the barrel used and taking into consideration the lower velocity of the .22LR, you should be pretty accurate out to 100 yards or so. You are plinking at this point so who really cares about ultra accuracy? Have fun and save $$$.

Yep, a cowboy load powder.

I don't see a picture.