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I appreciate a light on both of my home defense guns. If I feel there is a reason to check my house mainly because my alarm is going off (aka- dogs barking) I leave the lights off and just use the light to see by. I practice a lot with both and feel comfortable having different guns for home defense and CC. My CC does not have a light

If you wasn't on the other side of the world, you could come by my shop and we could make you a set. I have made many custom wood grips for knives and guns. I offer is out there if you ever get near Clinton

I suddenly have a new appreciation for champaign

Just glancing over this letter it says the Sig brace "is not intended or designed to shoot from the shoulder". I'm not seeing that it is saying it is "illegal" to do so. At least I hope not. I am working towards a SBR 9mm and plan on using a Sig brace which will probably at some point be used as a shoulder stock

Need a warning on this video, I just spilt my coffee all over me

I got me a broke a@@ buying for the grand babies Get ready Gordon it's coming to you too my friend

Thank You David And Merry Christmas to every one.

LOL. That's awesome

I have built several accurate guns and have learned there is no set answer on OAL, powder, bullet or even primers. Best way to tell is load a lot document a lot until you find that magic spot that works. Good luck with that. .......it's been some of my most aggravating times shooting. But when you get it all together and can bust 5 Dumb-Dumb suckers at 300yrds with 5 shots. It's all worth the time. Good luck

Praying

That is Sweet

I load my own so what ever is on sale, I'm more interested in a well placed shot then what I'm slinging at them

Sweet , I would be up for a 200yrd shoot at Norris also

I'm in thanks for the link

Happy ThanksGiving everyone

No fried chicken is good ALL the time

No_0ne, on 23 Nov 2014 - 11:31 PM, said: You've obviously never been to a Baptist church - they pass the collection plate around at the beginning of the service ... Yeah, but there is a 50/50 chance that a potluck will occur afterwards. I'm in. Pass the fried chicken

We love ours, since we are always going in different directions at different times you can make a large cup and go. We use the Dunkin Donuts style (it's free but still good)

Have you put a Mic on them to make sure both are the same. .355-.356 is normal thickness for 9mm.

That is sweet , I'm going to do a SBR in 9mm soon. Getting parts together now

Hey Gents Since I picked up the shoulder holster from luvmyberetta I will offer up some once shot 38 brass. I know there is over 200pcs. GONE

[quote name="luvmyberetta" post="1179963" timestamp="1408132448"]To keep karma going I'd like to send these items out to a couple of our forum members. :up: First is a universal shoulder holster with belt attachment. It's made from padded nylon & will fit most full size pistols with a 4" barrel. It's not a fancy holster, but maybe someone can make use of it. [b][/b I can use this. Pm on its way

Did you put any type of liquid in the powder or is it dry. The coating looks good

It can be picked up at any hardware store. It's wire mesh, some call it chicken wire but it's not the same. A small roll is pretty cheap to buy

[quote name="MacGyver" post="1200830" timestamp="1413838266"]The Ruger P-series has to be one of the ugliest guns ever made.    That said, their reliability seems to be inversely proportional to their beauty.  I don't know that I've ever known anyone that's had one that has ever had a single problem.  They seem to run like tops.[/quote][quote name="MacGyver" post="1200830" timestamp="1413838266"]The Ruger P-series has to be one of the ugliest guns ever made.    Sitting next to a SA. Both are ugly, love my Springfield never any problems. Also a RIA compact (not pretty either but very reliable)