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LawVol

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  • Birthday 07/03/1980

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    Knoxville
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    Attorney

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    HK P7

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  1. My MBT is about 85% as good as my SSA-E, for about 50% the price. I saw that PSA has the SSA-E for $160 right now, though, which is a great price
  2. currently a P365 X Macro slide w/Holosun 407K on a Wilson Combat XL grip module. Usually carry appendix with a Raven Vanguard 2. Also always carry an EDC pouch with a Streamlight Micro USB, Victorinox Super Tinker, and Fisher space pen... all red to be matchy matchy. Sometimes carry POM OC spray. Usually when I'm on a walk because I don't want ever want to have to shoot a dog.
  3. Patterned shirts work best. For solids, go with dark colors as has been suggested. You should have no trouble appendix carrying at your height/weight. I have the same stats and do not wear baggy clothes. Appropriate holster and belt are key.
  4. unless you just really want to be a test case on how this all shakes out, I'd ditch the plan to make a form 1 suppressor, get your $200 back, and put it toward a form 4 can.
  5. I have one on my shotgun, but my buddy made it out of a piece of PEX tubing. I haven't shot 3-gun in awhile, but I recall using it fairly often (which actually is not a good thing). In 3-gun, you want to reload your shotgun before you run completely dry. Generally, if your bolt is locked back on an empty chamber, you've screwed up. The match saver lets you fix that problem quickly.
  6. I would buy one of these for a 200-300 hundred dollar premium. I just can't bring myself to pay twice as much as a regular P365XL for it, though.
  7. it seems like the Knoxville store was winding down their reloading section before 2020.
  8. Match .22 ammo was pretty easy to find until recently. Now the bulk stuff is selling for the same price or more, and the masses seem to have discovered the vendors that typically cater to the match ammo crowd.
  9. I actually have not shot it yet. Just got the scope mounted last night. I ordered a half dozen or so flavors of match ammo to see what it likes, but nothing has come in yet. Unfortunately, the only decent ammo I have on hand at the moment is Eley Target. Everything else I have is blaster fodder.
  10. This was my first firearm; a Remington Apache 77 (basically a green Nylon 77). My dad bought for me from K-Mart when I was 7. This is NOT a rifle, but I thought someone might like to see it anyways. It's a Tippmann M4-22 Micro Elite with a Form 1 can tucked under a 9" M-lok rail. Also has an Elftmann trigger. Needs a better optic, though. This thing is a blast to shoot! ] I just finished putting this one together; hopefully I can shoot it over the New Year's weekend. It's a Bergara B14R in a KRG Bravo chassis. Athlon Midas TAC 6-24x50. I was hoping to get into NRL22 in 2021, but, just my luck, it seems that ORSA has suspended their matches.
  11. Gunbroker could help cut down on the gouging nonsense if they would require sellers to show Hazmat certification when listing primers.
  12. I snagged a 407K for my P365XL last week, and I liked it so much I immediately ordered a 407C to replace the Romeo 3 on my 22/45 Lite. I have astigmatism, and these are the first red dots I've seen where the dot actually looks like a circle instead of a star.
  13. I’m gonna be all over that .300blk JAKL.
  14. yes, slower handgun loads will typically hit higher (up to a certain point). If you want a lower POI, you can increase velocity. To me, the better course of action is find a load that you like and that your gun shoots well, then either get a different height front sight or an adjustable rear.
  15. The LNL is a good press. My biggest source of frustration with the thing has been the case feeder, which it sounds like will not be a concern for you. The primer pocket swager for the LNL is awesome. It loses points for versatility since it will only swage one caliber, but you can definitely take care of a bunch of 5.56 brass in a hurry.

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