mikegideon

  Amanda should confiscate that thing right now, just to make sure you still have it on Saturday :)

  I gave a box of 3" 00 buck to a TGO friend a few years back. He's the opposite of a portly feller. I swear the gun was slinging him around the yard. :) My gun has a 3" chamber, but it gets 2 3/4 shells.

  You're fine. :) 

  Might as well have both ends of the gun inflict the same amount of pain :)

The holster plays a part in it too, like the time a TGO friend scorched his britches, and damn near butt-shot himself with his M&P. If y'all don't remember, he forgot to remove his finger from the trigger, and shoved the gun into his holster. The part of the holster that covers the trigger was the final component that caused the discharge, and the scorched hole on his britches.   If something is inside the trigger guard when you holster the weapon, it could go bang. The best way to avoid it is to pay attention. 

  and this was his second ND. 

At least it didn't turn into an anti gun tirade. Glock butt is a well known thing. Doesn't make the gun unsafe.

  I tumble my brass in the house on a carpeted floor.. NO mess. Once I have run it thru the separator, I just dump the brass on a towell and wipe off the dust. 

It will make some clumps. Run the tumbler without brass for a few minutes. The clumps will go away after you start tumbling the brass

  The TBI IS the police.   This is one good thing about running thru the TBI instead of just pinging the NICS. 

  You should. They won't smack you in the mouth like a Mosin :).   Ditto on your sentiments, though. Thanks G! Just found mine in the mailbox.

I don't know about the tumbler, but you will thank yourself for buying that separator. It looks similar to my RCBS. One of the best purchases I've made.

I'm on it. Love that guy

  Lots of old people in Savannah. You should fit right in :)

Let's turn this shit up a notch...   [media] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24b4hMMrq90 [/media]

My Lee Dies work fine. You're gonna need a little chop saw to lop off that brass, and a good case trimmer.

Blade steel...   http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/879132-Stainless-Steel-Chart-Comparison-EDC-Knife-Blades-v5-3

  They need to hire Obama when his contract is up.

Our buddy at the Bangswitch called Wolf. Get you some sanity...   http://www.thebangswitch.com/is-the-x39-world-coming-to-an-end/

I'll have one some day, probably configured just like yours.

The only thing I have with that parent case uses brass made in Finland. They don't piss off anybody  :up:

  Duh. Because they can't go on a killin' spree without your permission :)

Typical liberal BS. Mandate something that costs 4 times as much, to fix a problem that doesn't exist.

VG-10 is pretty good stuff. If you want more durable, you're going to have to go up to S30V, S35VN, or similar/better. The cost of the knife is gonna go up. The up side with VG-10 is that it's easier to sharpen than the tougher steels.   Blade steel aside, the Delica is a great knife. Wish I had a suggestion. VG-10 will serve you pretty well if you maintain the edge. There are some out there that prefer VG-10 for EDC because it's easy to maintain. Just gotta give it regular strokes on a Sharpmaker (or your favorite tool) before it turns into a butter knife. 

Mail worked great for me. Just make sure you don't make any mistakes on the application.