JohnnyB

Thanks! I have not altered that pistol in any way. The trigger is wonderful from the factory, I would never mess with it!

I don't understand what you mean by "what 45acp" or the word "sprung" in this context. I am loading range and once fired brass for use in my Springfield stainless "loaded" 1911.

I went to Cabela's in Delaware today and found they are basically out of powder, primers, bullets and guns! Not a single AR15 magazine either! Anyway, I was able to grab the last 500 large MAGNUM pistol primers they had. They had no standard large pistol primers! I am using Clays for the powder and the 200gr SWCs for the bullets. The powder range is 3.9 grains to start and 4.3 grains max load. I have read all I could find on a Google search of the subject and the opinions run from you will blow up your gun to reduce the powder load to compensate for the extra pressure and longer burn time of the magnum primer to just use them and load to a mid range load but never max load with a magnum primer. Can someone here shed some more light on this.... @njJoniGuy? Thanks!

Making us wait till the last minute was entertainment......................................For Governor Beaver!

Go for it my friend......You will never regret it!

You gotta go get it first!

At this point in time? My reloading press!

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I hate you Paul!

I highly recommend the Ruger SR22! It's the ONLY gun my wife will shoot.

What? HE is gone? Seriously?

What about a 9mm Beretta 92FS inox? I have one and I love it!

FC is Federal Cartridge the crimp could be to stop the bottom of the bullet from going past the ring.

That is a ring crimp to hold the bullet in the casing. Seems kinda low on the brass. I would toss them. There was some WWII surplus ammo with a crimp like that from 1942. What are the head stamp markings on those? Post a pic of the head stamp. One thing for sure, you did not do that crimp. That looks commercially done.

Don't give up my friend! Try the guy DirtyDigz suggested and please keep us advised. Yo definitely have the right attitude!

It's Bronze so the thermite would be a better! choice!

At over 7 tons and 16 feet tall, you might need more than one pickup truck!

The address for that statue is 619 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103, United States. That statue is cool but Christopher Columbus statues must fall.......Bullshit!

My guess would be no way!

I have many 9mm pistols but never liked or wanted anything to do with polymer framed striker fired guns. On impulse, I bought a Walther Q5 and it has worked flawlessly for me. I absolutely would trust it for defense and it's the easiest shooting and most accurate 9mm I own!

So I would then assume the FFL transfer would still apply?

I had one in a damp basement for years. The Goldenrod keeps the humidity out.

Even BB guns with suppression built in are illegal here in the PRNJ (Peoples Republic of New Jersey)! You will also have to have NICS run and pay for an FFL transfer if you buy it online and have it shipped to an FFL.

I would rotate the cold weather gear for when it's cold! Use the extra space during the warmer months for other things like a better first aid assortment. Change it's contents to correspond with the season!

I agree! I am not an evil person at all but all I can think about when I see that is hurting them.......bad!