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He is very lucky there was not a water pocket in there, but is was cool.

Well 0.30 wasted, well worth it I must say.

and a hole lot more fun to shoot!!!

Yea but a lot more of us will go down this time around.

Send me the firearm for proper testing, with LOTS of ammo. After a few days, no, weeks, no, months I will post it for the fee. The fee is O, 5,000 dollars, is that OK. :rofl: Just funnin ya, Garufa said look for the "Start a new thread". Welcome to the forum. :wave:

I pray we never have to see something like that.

Welcome neighbor.

Caster skins cats most. :rofl:

Had to think a bit did ya? :rofl: Best post today.

Ya never caught a BIG snapping turtle on a limb line?

Did ya expect anything less from the left media.

I have a gen 2, gen 3 and gen 3 RTF G22, RTF is my fav.

I could be wrong, but the M1 likes a lighter load.

A gun safe will not protect ammo from a fire, the temp will get high enough to set off the ammo. Safes keep the temp down to a certain point, fire proof is a misnomer, do your research. I know a man that had papers, money and ammo in one, had a fire. This man was a LEO, is a firearm instructor. He lost everything in a fire, had a good safe and thought he was safe from loss due to fire. Just understand in a fire you will loose ammo, paper, wood and plastic. Some safes use dry wall like panels inside for a fire barrier, these panels have a bit of water in them that turns to steam to slow down the heat from getting to high. I feel there is no way to "fire proof" your stuff, just slow the heat down till you get the fire out. The best thing to do is dont let a fire start (I know that is a stretch). If you have the money, build a concrete vault, 12" block, filled with concrete, poured concrete roof and a vault door. Buy cheap and you will pay in the long run. Put only firearms in a good safe, no paper or ammo.

Mine likes her LCR to carry, but REALLY likes the 44 mag. Since all our firearms are "ours" we share and share alike. Some of us lucked out BIG TIME!!!

When you could buy a firearm from the back of a magazine.

There is no such thing, please, they mate and make more, 2) G23s, 5) G22s, and a G35.

Every pistol, rifle and shotgun is different. You will have to work a load that works in "your" pistol. Asking for a starting load is OK, But best load is on you. The cylinder mouth size is what makes your pistol yours.

Bake the cake, oops to much salt, sorry, it is free. O yea sorry no refunds on cake that leaves the store.

For those that dont know what to do with their lower :yum: http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=100001115&dir=

Ya know yall have just told where you hide your stuff.

Great to hear she is OK and at home. My daughter is 21, it dont get any easier, tell her you love her every chance ya get.

Thanks Much CMMT guys!!!

I use Titegroup in all my pistol rounds, 25 ACP "less that 1 gran", 38, 40, 44, and 45 Colt, there is a LOT of space left in the 44 and 45 cases, never had a problem. Caster is right, ya dont want any space for BP to play with. That is where a filler is used.

Dogs, wife, son, if they make it that far I figure a boolit from me ant gona do no good, as I am running away.