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Well Heck. I guess .22's have their idiosyncrasies like most anything can. I tried another go at the .22 Punch. Did pretty good for around 40 rounds, but had my first failure to eject in my TX 22 Compact/Holosun setup. Kinda knocked my confidence down for that round in this gun. sadly. Guess I'll save it for my LCR. LOL Bulk .22's, Stingers, Minimags etc are GTG, so there's that.
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for-trade For Trade: 1000 Wolf Magnum Small Rifle Primers
Jamie Jackson replied to Jamie Jackson's topic in Gear Classifieds
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Well, what do you know? I found these in the back of the cabinet where I store some of my reloading components. 1000 Wolf Small Rifle primers. ETA Magnum Small rifle primers. 6/19/24 I don't even recall purchasing them but apparently I did. Stored indoors, climate controlled environment. Looking for a LOCAL trade in West Knoxville. I would happily trade the 1000 Wolf Rifle Primers for 800 small pistol primers, any flavor or brand. Not for sale. No shipping. Just PM me with any questions. Trade options, like pistol powder, considered. Thanks for looking.
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You know, I might should give them a try again. The failure to feed I had with Punch was within the first few hundred, probably the first 100, rounds I shot through it (before I even put my Holosun on it. I have several thousand rounds through it now (lot's of Auto Match as I had a good stash of it). I even went through an old 550 box of Golden Bullets recently. My little TX Compact loves CCI Stingers, and of course MiniMags. I'll toss a box of Punch in my range bag and try again. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Congrats @jeff43 ! Hope she runs well for you. @JustEd makes a good point on loading the magazines (probably the weakest link in the chain from what I read...mine all work great fwiw). I load mine by hand, but pay particular attention to the process.
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We all need more .22's LOL @KahrMan Absolutely agree. 100%. I am very fortunate that 2 of my regular shooting buddies own them and insist I shoot them when they bring them to the range. And that means I can afford to purchase a Taurus .22 and a couple of LCR's in various calibers
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As I've mentioned @jeff43, I couldn't be more pleasantly surprised with mine. I'm seeing more and more folks shooting them at the ranges I frequent. A fella had a suppressed one at the range (ORSA) just last Saturday. Ran great. Just to repeat, or mention again. I've found the only ammo it isn't reliable with is Federal Punch. I did have a failure to feed once (maybe twice?) with the Punch, the remainder of the box fed fine. But Caleb Giddings of Taurus warned that due to the flat tip profile of the Punch that would happen. I have a .22 LCR that's proven incredibly reliable. Since it's a .22 RF the trigger is typically heavy, but very smooth. It LOVES Federal Punch, and 8 rounds of Punch isn't anything to sneeze at. Congrats on grabbing the Taurus! Looking forward to your opinions.
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Sorry. Recoil Spring Assembly
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Yes. Absolutely. I have 3 of each mags. I probably should pick up a few more and when I do it'll be the 16 rounders. I download each by one round. Probably isn't necessary, but the reliability in mine is pretty remarkable. I recently put a new RSA in mine as preventative maintenance. I don't deep clean it very often, but keep it well lubricated.
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I know there's another thread on this topic where I posted but my Googlefu is weak this morning... ETA Found it, I think: https://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/130127-new-tooltoy/#comment-1713754 I have a Taurus 22 compact that I run a Holosun 407 on, had it since July 2023 . I stopped counting rounds somewhere around 5K and probably have between 7-10 K through it at this point. I bring it to the range a couple of times a week and plan to shoot it later today. There have been several "ammo failure to ignite", but it was old questionable .22 RF ammo and happens with any gun...bad RF ammo is bad RF ammo. I've still had the one failure to feed I've mentioned before and that was with Federal Punch. Caleb Giddings warned of that particular ammo in this particular series having difficulty feeding because of the blunt tip/nose. I've run a lot of Mini-mags and Stingers with 100% reliability. Plus lots of bulk Remington, Federal, and multiple other vendor's ammo with no problems. An added plus from my viewpoint if the TX .22 compact fits my Dale Fricke holsters for my Glocks. I remain pleasantly surprised and quite happy with my little bargain .22 pistol. ETA: rereading the linked thread it looks like I had 2 failures to feed...didn't mean to mislead...
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I know this is a long shot, but what the heck I'm looking to purchase and SCD or Striker Control Device made for Gen 5 Glocks, specifically I need one for my Gen 5 19 and would like to have an extra in case I purchase a Gen 5 26. I use these on all three of my Gen 3 Glocks (used them since they were in the T&E - Crowd Sourcing era) and at this point really don't want to carry a Glock without one. Tau Group, originator of these, sold/gave the right to manufacture to Langdon Tactical. But they have been OOS for a few months now. I will gladly pay shipping. And a reasonable price... I am not looking to fund your retirement This is a link to Langdons: https://langdontactical.com/glock-striker-control-device-scd/ Thanks for looking.
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ad closed Glock 19 Gen 5 (Knoxville) *SOLD*
Jamie Jackson replied to wmailhos's topic in Firearms Classifieds
LOL. You deserve normal my friend! It was an honor to meet you and Lola. Thank you for an excellent transaction Sir. Nice Glock! -
ad closed Glock 19 Gen 5 (Knoxville) *SOLD*
Jamie Jackson replied to wmailhos's topic in Firearms Classifieds
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I like American Reloading. I've ordered various components from them before. Fair pricing and fast shipping. I'll look into it. Thanks
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OK folks. As I'm gimped up and can't put in my usual raised bed garden this year (mentioned upstream), I'm gonna need some pics from you folks for my vicarious living lifestyle I do have a couple of tomato plants in pots because I just can't bring myself to eat "store bought" tomato sandwiches. Tomato sandwiches are a Rite of Passage of summer doggonit! I know it still early and has been a wet year so far, but I am looking forward to seeing your gardens and wish you all the best.
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I've not had the opportunity to try Fiocchi primers, but I'm certainly interested, I've used several K of SA primers this past year or so with 100% success. Are any of you purchasing the Fiocchi locally? or ordering form a website? It'd be nice to pick up a K to try before ordering bulk, but I took the risk with SA primers (ordered from Norma with free shipping & no hazmat) and that worked out well. TIA
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God Bless all who served and their families. They never served alone. Thank you.
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RIP brother and Thank you for the music. ABB music is a part of my soul. True musicians.
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Prayers for a full and uneventful recovery. Prayers to your family as well. God Bless.
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It sounds like you have a good hold on things. I may be wrong, but I think some older threads may have been purged as the site changed over the years, Could be that, or my lack of cyberskills. I may cast and Alox some in the future. Right now I'm just purchasing either powder coated bullets or Hi-Tek coated bullets. We did cast and PC some 7.62x39 in the past and they worked great. But I'm pretty well settled into handgun loading and shooting these days. Looking forward to your postings on your adventures in handloading.
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I assume you are talking about the actual bullet lube, like Lee Alox or 45-45-10. Or do you have something like an RCBS Bullet sizer / lubricator? I have only used Lee Alox and Powder Coating. Cast Boolits forums has a good bit of info on various lube methods. Dolo and Caster have a few threads about powder coating on here. They help me a bunch back when we used to cast and PC. I'm probably a bit dense LOL Could you elaborate on what your plans are?
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Totally agree @Garufa. The five new patients a day I mentioned were all Medicare transplants. It' gonna get much worse.
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My Primary Care office has been processing 5 newly relocated California residents per day for over 6 weeks (according to his scheduler). 5 per day! West Knoxville is growing much faster than it's infrastructure can handle. Folks are welcome. Change is inevitable. All I ask is you assimilate and embrace what's left of our culture... I'm a "bitter clinger " and proud of it. Knoxville has excellent health care. Just know the competition for it is putting a strain on services. Get established and be patient. Just recently had this conversation with a friend. Best wishes.