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  It would still look like Pepto Bismol.

  The fourth die on the 223 set is a neck sizing die.  That's for resizing only the neck of the case as opposed to the whole thing like the full length sizing die does.    The fourth die on the 9mm is the factory crimp die.  The bullet seating die will crimp the bullet in place but the crimp die will do it more.

 You never did mention what model/year S&W it is.  They've been making "Airweights" since the 50's...long before the current MIM days

If you go with KNS pins do not use loctite on them.

Have you had the tank pumped?

  That's the idea but one would have to have a job door breaching to justify it....a full time job doing nothing but blowing doors all day long.

I read something yesterday about Black Friday being not only a day for hysterical women to spend as much money as possible to save a buck but that NICS and TICS is absolutely slammed....biggest gun buying day of the year.

  That sounds too easy.  I vote for this.

Not that I've ever done it but that sounds reasonable to me.  Professional gunsmiths would charge many dollars to do the same thing.

  Do you crank up some Jackyl while on maneuvers with your tactical chainsaw?

Is this dig up 15+ year old clips day?  :lol:   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/83698-public-service-announcement-from-chris-rock/

That's been out for several years.  Probably don't see them too much because they are useless.

The first sentence says it all....keyword "reasonable".  People that actually expected to get the good deals, then did not, are nothing but immature cry-babies.

Mayonnaise and sour cream.  I loathe both of those vile substances.   Other than that I can tolerate just about anything....other than bacon flavored this, that and the other.  Bacon should be delivered in fried strips and eaten that way.

The show does not start until 1 pm tomorrow for all you "morning" guys.   ;)

  No. 

The connectors are still RJ-45.

Bolt actions will shoot anything, extracting is another matter...we're still talking .22's here.  As much as I love my Savage Mark II it's becoming a bit finicky in the extraction department.  Probably time for a thorough cleaning.   Nevertheless, I have no experience with the Ruger American but if your name is any indication of your trigger finger you might want to go for it.  With a bolt gun you have a little time to think before just randomly popping off shots.  There is the added bonus of using 10/22 mags.

For the same price (shipped) you can get this....http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XAIMBCGNIBBDG&name=AIM+AR%2fM16+.223%2f5.56+NiB+9310+MPI+BDG+Bolt+Carrier+Group&groupid=929

  A plastic .45 revolver would just explode.

  FYI, those cans are made in China but they are pretty nice.  Just check the seals before buying.  One I saw today looked like the seal was not making full contact with the can.

It's not much to look at....   http://www.ruger.com/products/lcr/specSheets/5431.html

  The Germans made extensive use of the P-35 or "Hi Power" as it is now known, a 9mm based on a JMB design.

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