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Pfft.... Case. I'll go home where I have a 6# Taylor Pork Roll.

What profile is the barrel?

Bulk brass is usually sold by weight. One pound of 5.56 brass yields approximately 70 cases. A five pound bag would be about 350 cases. 5.56 brass has less appeal than .223 brass because primer pockets in military brass has to be swaged, so it does not demand the same money. It's only a few penny's difference, but it adds up. If it's mostly 5.56 NATO, the I'd say between ten and fifteen cents per case is fair. So, a five pound bag of mixed, mostly NATO brass would go for between $35 and $52.

If you are not comfortable looking at used 870s, then just go with the new Mossberg rout. The older 870's, I think, are virtually indestructible, but any part you may need is readily available and usually not terribly expensive. They are very customizable too.

Millions of American soldiers have been through the same deal, and they have no problem kicking ass, where ass needs to be kicked. Catch as catch can. You got what you felt you NEEDED now, what was available at the time. Sometime in the future, you can get what you want. Both acceptable choices, some may even say excellent. Neither gun is badly made. First choice, a used (yes used) pre-remlin 870 or Wingmaster. Second choice, Mossberg 500. Both can be configured for HD or clay shooting, and switched back and forth with very little work.

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I wonder, what would be more interesting. The low muzzle velocity of the bullet, or the velocity of the BCG getting shat out of the upper. Can it really be called firing a round under those conditions? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - EDIT: Looks like the Gen3 does have the ability to fire one shot. From a gun digest write up. Talk about mixed messages.

According to the promo material google dug up, it is 50 state legal.

Suuuuure you do. Well, at least you were spending your time doing other productive things, like making gumbo.

I don't even know what to say.

Clay Buster CB1100-12 Wads (WAA12SL equivalent) will work with 1oz and 1 1/8oz loads. Shot-cup capacity reflects nominal depth for a proper crimp over the pellets, and also so that the shot is not bouncing around freely and getting deformed. You don't want to over fill or under fill a cup. Technically, you could use deep 1 1/2oz wads and load it with 1oz with felt or cardboard under the shot. It will act as a filler and bring the shot up to the correct level so that you get a proper crimp. i.e. The crimp wont push into the shell. Federal Gold Medal hull

You may have overlooked the handicap lanes, which is another category with it's own reservation page. Like the trap and pistol ranges, own reservation pages. Also.... If you want to shoot rifle or pistol/rimfire in the morning, and shoot trap/skeet in the afternoon, you can.... probably. Make your reservation for the morning activity, then email and ask if you can get an "override" for a same day afternoon session on another range. They will do it if they aren't booked.

I have a 200yd lane reserved for the 1400-1600 slot next Friday. I haven't been there since January.

Come on, that's a little over the top. A large loop 1887 birds head. Really?!

It removes the valve. that's all there is to know.

Put a bill for $100.00 for using the parking space. He won't get paid, but he will have made his point without things getting too complicated.

Anyone with a current valid membership card already has an account set up. Thus, the reason for not creating a new account, because that creates unnecessary extra work for the site administrator. You already have an account, they just need to update it with an e-mail address and generate a password that will be e-mailed back to you. Just today, I set up my account. I sent an email with my name, address, phone, along with the member ID and expiration date on the card. R14 responded in about 30 minutes with my logon information. Very fast. For those who have been a member in the past few years, but are not current, I got the impression they have created accounts for everyone on file, current or not. Best thing to do if you want to get an account set up, e-mail them with name, contact info and they will do the rest. e-mail [email protected] OR go to reservation website and click CONTACT in the upper right.

Inert training ammo. Dummy rounds.

Wry morbid humor. The manliest kind of humor.

Don't do it. Your neighbor is correct, and it has little to do with NJ law. It's a federal ATF thing. The Shockwave, and all it's coattail riders, fall under a VERY narrow definition of "other firearm". Simply put, if you put on a stock meant to be shouldered on a shockwave, you now have a sawed off shotgun.

It's too bad you don't have some WW2 era 22lr ammo. I really get a kick when I run an en bloc full of 1940 something ammo through my Garand. Hearing the sounds, feeling the recoil, smelling the smells, it actually gives me chills.

So, are you going to just gently molest that rifle in a dimly lit room, or can we expect a range report any time soon.

I think you have to do it on the R-14 website now. https://87fss.com/web31/wbwsc/webtrac.wsc/splash.html Not really sure, I have not renewed yet this year, but the details should be on the R-14 website, or the FB page.