jeepster106

I have had one for about a year. I bought it as an alternate carry piece to my pf-9. It is pretty snappy shooting Hornady TAP rounds, but is still accurate.

I have removed both threaded and pressed in beads by chucking the bead into a cordless drill and slowly backing it out. YMMV.

I ordered a blued 20" octagonal barrel .357 1892 clone directly from EMF last month for my father-in-law. fit and finish is nice and it shot pretty good out of the box with WWB .38 specials. I found instructions on "slicking up" the action and we are going to try that in the near future.

Thanks for the input guys! I think I will just run a few boxes of ammo through it without getting the barrel too hot and then clean it like normal.

What do you guys think about breaking in a new barrel? I have read many articles and postings on other forums, and it seems about 50% say to follow one set of break in steps or another..while the other 50% say it is not necessary and will actually shorten the lifespan of the barrel... I would like to hear some of your thoughts/tips on this issue. I have a newly assembled 9mm AR that I am wanting to treat right so it will last a long time. Thanks in advance! I realized after submitting that this should prob be in the Maint section...doh...Could a Moderater please move this?

Did the older PS3s not play standard definition DVDs? My PS3 plays them and up-converts them quite nicely.

Here is another decent time wasting Zombie game - http://artscool.cfa.cmu.edu/~lee/deanimator.html

Have you thought about putting one together yourself? I just built one using an Essential Arms lower and a 9mm kit from Garrison Manufacturing.