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Here it is Ramjo:

Yep, there was another discussion on here where somebody had one in their hands already at an event. More pressing concerns, we STILL haven't heard from Paletiger. Just wanna make sure the poor fellar hasn't had an Epileptic Seizure. He's been waiting soooooo long and the day is nigh.

What's wrong with this guy, is he high? I watch this guy and I remember an old song some of us sang in my young and dumber days. Like to hear it? Here it go: Roll, Roll, Roll a joint Lick the end and then, Take a toke Blow your smoke Pass it to a friend

Right, last time I bought a lottery ticket it was $200 Million. For a 200 mil jackpot, I figure half for lump sum and Uncle Sam sticks you for 33 and a 1/3. That was my math. Hot damn, I'd be happy with a roll of quarters this morning.

You'd have to ask David first if you plan on having "TGO" on anything. He's rather tenacious in protecting his copyright.

I cannot say i am surprised. I just don't get it. We have grades of steel that are so far and above ANYTHING made years ago; the quality and durability are twice as good as they used to be. We have multi axis machining centers capable of holding tolerances in the tenths(.0001) and I've seen CNC ID/OD grinders that can get down to 50 millionths. That's five decimal places! .....and so much of what we make is utter garbage by comparison. I compare a brand new Ruger or Smith to the old Colt (1920) Special Army of mine. The cylinder locks up much tighter and has a better (un modified ) trigger. Why??? Laziness and greed. It's so sad.

Don't hide under the chair. There's nothing wrong with wanting a gun that works right out of the box. Not a thing wrong with wanting capacity and reliability instead of an antiquated boat anchor.

By far the easiest method. Price is dropping as popularity increases.

That's another benefit to my method. When you run it through the die you have two shoulders. The new blackout shoulder and the old 223 shoulder. It's easy to see where to cut it off at.

Nope. There's a few ways to do it that'll work. There's no ONE right way. I remove the decapping pin/expander ball from the sizing die and run a 223 case in. That forms the shoulder but the neck is wayyy undersized. Next I chop it off with a cut off wheel. Deburr the inside and then I run it through a Lyman M die. That brings the neck out to where it should be. Last step is to run it through my Little Crow WFT and deburr it. I do it this way because I use a lot of cast bullets and I would have to use the m die anyway. This way allows me to do the whole conversion with no lube. By not using lube, I can use the primed LC cases David sells. I don't have to worry about my spray lube contaminating a primer. To date I've had zero issues clambering a round. To date I have made over 3K.

I don't get it. Why is it so hard? DO NOT make major lifestyle changes. Don't hobknob with rich folk. Pay off debts and set money aside for things like property taxes. I told my wife it'd be very easy to handle. If you only win a million, well that's not as much money as it sounds. Pay off everything, then sell off the house, buy an affordable secluded parcel and stay there. What really confuses me is people who are dead or destitute after winning 100 million. Call it 66 million after taxes. SO for a married couple, you split that 3 ways. HIs, Hers and theirs. That's 22 million each to blow, and 22 million to support them for life. How is this a bad plan? People are idiots and a fool and his money are soon parted.

The one you are most accurate with. I love the 45 cartridge but I can shoot circles around it with a 9mm so that's what I have. A 9mm that hits beats a 45 that misses.

Rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

Com-block countries used less than high quality materials, some down right junk. It happens. Remington-Peters and others have us spoiled with really high quality stuff. I wouldn't worry too much.

The dimples are from the Teflon cooking off the pan. It'll be fine. Sooner or later the coating will burn off and it'll stop doing that but it doesn't matter.

Thieves suck......find them and get a rope.

I'm sure somebody will flame me for this but...... Lasers = mall ninja crap. People should spend that money on ammo and just learn how to shoot.

Oh god. Somebody call Paletiger and make sure he's still breathing.

In regards to the quail, I whole heartedly agree with you.

I'd never kill a crow. Ever. Here's why. I grew up hunting birds. Quail and the occasional pheasant. A hawk will decimate a covey in short order. A crow will chase a hawk to the ends of the earth and for whatever retarded reason, the hawk will run. Simple physics the hawk could turn around and make a black cloud of plumage out of the stupid crow, but nevertheless they won't. They will run from a crow. SO, if you value quail as much as I did growing up, killing crows is bad juju. I hate crows, but the enemy of my enemy is my friend. We were very devout quail hunters in the 80's. Sure miss it. Takes a real man to knock down a double from a wild covey.

Get a pic up too.

First thing, pull the bolt from the carrier and clean it really good. LIGHTLY lubricate with a thin oil or not at all. Next, Are they reloads? Some primers, Winchester for example are notoriously soft and poor choices for floating firing pins in rifle calibers. It's a SUPER long shot and I doubt this very, very seriously but if your pin is slightly out of spec, few thousandths too long or small in diameter allowing it be a touch sloppy....no, probably not. Clean, try again, let us know what happens, we'll go from there.

The wife totes a Kimber Solo and Federal Tactical Bonded 124g JHP

Stupid. Why would he get all bent out of shape over one dummy removing himself from the genepool? We got whores and filth all over TV. Whole TV series dedicated to serial killers, psycho's perverts and killers. The media sells filth wholesale and NOW they grow a conscience? What load of . The guy did the world a favor and the video wasn't good enough to see anything gory. You'll see [WHAT SHOULD BE, but it's not] more disturbing images on the next episode of Dexter.

Really, that's awesome. Thanks Tim. See, shows what I know, there may actually be a 1911 I could get along with after all. Not having a stupid hammer to contend with, I might like that one. Doubt it, but it's possible.