Raoul

Just think of it as adding something else to your list of things you appreciate.

Great gun, good shooter. Ruger did a good job on this one.

You're too ornery to give up.

Factory or reloads?

If you're seeing the "blue groove" you don't have the bullet seated deep enough. You just want to crimp the bullet enough that they seat in the barrel.

They both should move to CA and get married to each other and live happily ever after.

Easy there turbo. I was in my offhand way agreeing with you. I quit looking for ammo quite a while ago. Don't have the need to source many items. And FWIW you have no idea what I do or how much I make. Chill.

Bad week? That's all I should probably say.

I'm not sure how much more of this crap the state of the union can endure.

    and had their lunch money stolen at school

I have a couple of sets of RCBS carbides with a bunch of rounds through them. I've replaces some pins and pin holders, but they are still working fine.

The bottom line is that it's just stupid and anyone who would wear such an item needs to just go to the house and stay there.

Are they carbide? What brand are they?

Maybe Numrich?

Yeah Joe's worthless. A few years back when the show first started he wasn't so bad. Now he believes the crap he spouts and he hangs out with that weenie NY elite crowd. Screw him.

Man that must be one seriously dorky gun shop.

Here's a good 0ne. I walked into a LGS today to pick up some lead bullets. Got some .45, .40, and .38 at a decent price. Chatted the owner up a whil and told him I'd be back gor some 9mm. He says hold on. Pulls out a box on 500 marked .355. So old the label was yellowed. Charged me $18.00 for them.   Oh and I pulled a box of 50 SuperX .22 out of a drawer at the house. $0.59.

At a reasonable price I thought.

Well maybe they were made from fireworks, but I'm pretty sure it's still our fault.

Just to be a bit more practical. If you're on a budget there's the Ruger 1911 and the Remington. Both comfortably under $750.00.

When you crowd lots of people into a small area herd mentality takes over. Herds always have to be watched over, protected, and eventually thinned out.   I'm just sayin...   Soylent Green anyone?

You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before. Rahm Emanuel

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I concur.

Last year in Sullivan Co a bounty hunter attempted to apprehend the wrong person in a trailer park. Bounty hunter pulled a gun, fight ensued, and the bounty hunter was shot and killed. No charges were filed. Oh, and the bounty hunter was a convicted felon.