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A Glock 19 can fit a 50 round or 100round drum

Oh hey, there also used to be a site with pictures of brass headstamps. Anyone know where that is? Tried google, no dice.

Totally useful, especially when I buy bulk brass. thanks for the link.

Call me vain and silly, but I personally like the aesthetic of Alliant's powder flakes. The other ball powders look like finely ground up metal shavings...alliant looks like little clay discs. And the colorful dots...how cool! Totally childish, but it's my preference!

Originally Posted By: Vern_in_IL [censored] no. Hoosiers just angry cause they have to go to Illinois to retest and pay us money so they can Conceal carry here. Want to CC in this state? Then you need to test here. Every State should be like that. I don't want some foreigner concealing...

Originally Posted By: buck91 I appreciate the concern over fmj vs jhp for defensive loads but clearly you did not read my post. My goal is simply to use target ammo- for the range time- that would also best work "in a pinch" as defensive loads if TSHTF ( and maybe would double well as woods...

It's really hard to say whether certain brands load their target rounds hotter than others. JHP is the optimal defense round and youd have better luck comparing those since its a utility round. After that the most effective is Flat Point, and then round nose. The only way to make your target...

I have a jar of 231 sitting unopened right now. I've heard it's good but I've yet to try it.

Originally Posted By: hotwheels Originally Posted By: mjoekingz28 I was just pondering scenarios in my mind and what if an assailant shot you en started to walk away? So, what do you do? Concentrate on getting rehabilitated or try to stop him to hold him liable? Im guessing shooting him in the...

Beautiful sunny 44 degrees here today and got a chance to go out and shoot. I have been cooped up doing reloading waiting for this day to test loads for a few weeks. Clay dot has by far been my favorite. Among my loads tested were 9mm and 380 with various powders. Guns tried today were a...

I picked up around 400 rds yesterday and another 250 last week. Spent maybe $40 between all of it. Not too hard to find any more, but still worth grabbing when you see it.

Seeing kaboom injuries are a lot like looking at crime scene photos. It will scare you straight into being a responsible reloader. Aluminum cases come nowhere near my bench, and only one powder jar is within reach, and my hopper is always marked with what powder is in there. I did have a piece...

Revolvers are nice to have for simplicity, but single stack 9 is where it is at, IMO. Shield, carry every day and shoot often. Has never had a failure.

A guy on another forum posted something similar to this. My reply to you op is the same, If you're reloading purely for economics, you're in it for the wrong reasons. Same way you change your oil. Is it cheaper? Yep. But it's also therapeutic. Change your oil on a beautiful breezy day with a...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint Originally Posted By: zerosoma Aluminum cased ammo sucks because you cannot reload it. People try, claim success and pretend to be experts at it. LOL It's not worth a case failure and worse yet, a KB. Brass is way too easy and cheap to find for someone to...

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cx3cGMR9SaA A late night tabletop I did a month or so ago. I ended up selling it when I saw a S&W 39-2 for sale. You don't see those but maybe twice in a lifetime - and that's if you see a lot of guns. Ultimately the SD shot low and I'm not a 40 guy. It is a...

Wow it's been like 8 months. And I drove my Hyundai out to about 6,000 miles which I never do between changes because of past oil reports. But man, it's 50 degrees here, and raining...in January. I just had to. 97,117 miles. Valvoline Max Life Synthetic. It felt good to change that oil but I...

^ ^ ^ So I guess if a guy has no problem not knowing where it was manufactured or assembled, and it runs like a top, the 88 seems to be the ticket. Note I also have a slightly shorter Mossy 500 Slugster, which I also enjoy, and the action is about identical, I almost want to say a tad smoother...