IggyBcool

Still have this by chance? If so, PM me please.

Has anyone had an issue of sighting a gun in on the sled, but when you shoot it out of the sled, it’s not remotely close?

I think I'm understanding what you're saying, for the common .308" rounds its fine to use the normal CCI 200 primers, but for the 300 RUM, should stick with the 250 Mag primers. I honestly figured that would be the case trying to ignite literally 2x the powder of the others with the 300 RUM, but kind of hoped I could get away with only having to use one type of primer. I see we're neighbors.

Due to obvious reasons and having a ton of brass for multiple calibers, I have a RCBS Master reload kit that I've never put together or used. I have the Speer book that it came with, but what modern book do you guys recommend? (Mostly planning on reloading .308, 30-30, 30-06, .243, .300 RUM, and probably .357M) I've noticed that primers are getting harder and harder to come by, could I use CCI 200's in my .300 RUM or do I absolutely need the 250 magnum primer? Flip coin, can I use the 250's in the other calibers or is it too hot of a charge and need to also order 200's? Just really trying to keep costs to a minimal and not having to order stuff that I absolutely dont need to. Preferred powder in those calibers? Excluding the .357 (that you can still find some what readily available)

I recently heard about aliengear, and by recently, I mean yesterday and havent looked in to them yet. I have also heard good things about Comptac. Just was looking in to others opinions. 

I just picked up a new toy (G30) that I plan on to daily some, but mostly for stuffing under the seat of my car. I had a G30 a few years back with a Supertuck holster and loved it, comfortable, concealed well for it being such a fat gun. What are some other brands out there that are comparable to ST's  but a little more economical, conceal well, comfortable, and don't have to wait 6+ weeks to receive - yes I understand the quality, I have a few, but again, this will not be my absolute every single day carry.  

I do have to admit, I do think my 220 is pretty freaking heavy to be a compact. I feel like Glocks are uniform completely across all of their models. You pick up a 9mm and it feels like a 45. They pretty much the same feeling just a different caliber. I'm not sure if Sig is the same with all of their different models.

Looking for pro's and con's on each. I have a P220 and looking to start adding to the collection. Just don't know if I should justify the price of Sig's over Glocks.

Good looking guys in here. I can only hope my places yield some of these.

You guys have hit it. I got my HCP for a reason. If I'm out and someone comes at me unprovoked, and is looking like he is set on doing harm, I'm way more than likely going to unholster and keep at a low ready then try to tango and possibly get knocked out and then really get roughed up while I'm out. If they keep coming after seeing the handgun, they will then be staring down the barrel of a .45.

Picking up a Nikon Monarch 4x16 next week in mil dot. I guess I'll just download the spot-on app to my Iphone and play around with it.

Just picked up a 220c today and looking for advice on some comfortable CC holsters. Sorry I made a thread earlier in the wrong section.

Dolo, is it true that on mil-dot, the power of the scope affects the zero? Or is everything plugged in to the turrets and hold it square zero and pull the trigger? I'm just trying to figure out whats the best reticle for hunting and hunting for long range since the 300rum has the capability.

I always carry a .45 on my person. Just wanting to know the best for this situation. Thinking about maybe dropping to a .40 for a little more velocity. But then again, it kind of goes with the velocity vs weight.

What do you guys carry during the cold time with the added layers of clothing? I remember reading an article on here about JHP in .45 either not expanding or expanding on impact with the coat and not penetrating the body? I think I remember reading something about FMJ's were the best bet. Just seeing what you guys carry in the cold weather.