BigK

I love Black Rifle's Beyond black, but it's high as a cat's back, so I usually drink Seattle's Best or McCafe depending on what's on sale...k-cups all the way for me. I'm such a coffee snob that I got to where I can't even stand the degraded taste of the 2nd cup from a pot of coffee, let alone the 3rd. So, I just do one cup at a time throughout the day.

I picked up a 250ct box of something similar on a trade once. Once I got a good OAL that worked in all my pistols, I never changed it. The powder charge is the only variable I tinker with. I don't recall ever needing to change it by more than a few tenths of a grain because I use Bullseye and it's really small.

I couldn't get them to cycle reliably from my Ruger Mark II or my S&W M&P 15-22. About every 5th or 6th round would bend like this going up the feed ramp. I don't recall what kind of accuracy they had to be honest because I rarely shot farther than the 50 ft targets.

Your Chacca looks a lot like my Parker

I was so certain it would explode or break against the concrete first few times, that I had on gloves, safety glasses, and held a piece of wood between me and the bullet puller. Glad I was wrong, but I still squint and turn my head, LOL.

I knew good and well that I was too late, but I still sprained my mouse finger trying to click as fast as I could. Merry Christmas, ye merry gentlemen.

Congratulations!! If I knew how awesome grandkids were, I would have skipped having kids and went straight to that.

I used to have a membership with them. I was able to really stock up on ammo that year and better yet, due to the free shipping I could afford to get a couple of boxes of seldom used stuff online w/out taking one in the pills on shipping. I think it's worth it.

I waited too long to finally try a Kore belt, but I've been wearing it for almost a month and I love it. I got the tactical w/ the X7 (smallest) buckle. I really dig the stiffener inside. This belt is worth every penny I paid for it.

Sounds like it should cost more than $130. For that price, I'd like to have one. I hate carrying a traditional rest to the range as much as I hate sitting down to shoot or stooping over a low bench to shoot.

Easy to spot with signs in plenty of time to exit.

100% !!!! That's the only reason I haven't tried it myself.

I'm in the same boat about ergonomics. I don't dispute Glock's performance, I just despise the grip and grip angle.

I rode the TN side numerous times on solo my motorcycle and in the Jeep with the family with the top down. It was nice. We stopped at most of the stops to see the sites. I went the full length with a couple of friends on motorcycles once. We fueled up our bikes and bellies in Tupelo, but got stuck between exits in a downpour within a few miles. By the time we found shelter we were soaked to the bone, so we just rode wet the rest of the way in the rain since we were already wet. It was still fun. The best parts of the trip were seeing the Spanish moss in trees once we got far enough south and on the way to check LA off our list we found a great seafood restaurant called Roux 61. It was awesome!

If Glock had a half-sister, she couldn't be much uglier, LOL.