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I understand different states have different requirements but I have never had to wait on any gun I’ve purchased and for me it just seems weird especially with nothing going to change in the next 7 days. Enjoy your CZ they are awesome guns.

These are referred to around my neck of the woods as bad breath guns. It’s only effective if you can smell the BG’s breath.

I used it quite often when in the Army. Sitting on an ambush and wondering if you chambered a round???? Well it was easy and quite to pull the bolt back just enough to feel the round was there or not. If it was there you road the charging handle forward and then used the forward assist to put it...

I had the exact gun and carried it for several years. Even though I don’t like a double action pistol I did force myself to really practice and try to get used to this revolver. I could shoot it fairly accurately but it was like kissing your sister just weird.

Wow having to wait a week for a handgun with instant background check is rediculous. Here in Ga if you have your carry permit they don’t even run a background check.

Sorry you lost your dog. People who aren’t dog people don’t understand how attached you get to them especially when they have been a part of you life for so long.

Only other thing I can think of is did you change primers? Some are softer than others.

It’s not just FedEx I had an order that made it to Chattanooga Tn which is where it is delivered to then my home town postoffice in Georgia. Then it went to Hawaii then 3 different places in California then back to Chattanooga and finally to me. And it only took 2 weeks to do all this.

Like I said it hard to diagnose a problem with just one picture. I had the same thing happen with primers looking the same to me years ago in a Remington 700 BDL Custom Deluxe chambered in 7mm REM magnum. This was the mid 80’s and there was no where near the different powders there is now. Then...

The 10mm is one of my favorite cartridges and shooting true 10mm loads does take some getting used to. I haven’t shot my 10mm in a couple of years and it would be ugly if I took it to the range. I look at it like this take your target put it up to you chest and see where the impact would be in...

Looks like excessive pressure. Just because the manual list it as max load it doesn’t mean it’s max load for your firearm with that particular powder. Is this a new firearm? If so check to Mack sure the firing pin is to long. Have you shot it with other loads if so what did the primes look like...

I saw nothing wrong with any of your targets. I’m fixing to do a range post from a range trip from a month ago. All I can say is the pain from my back and the arthritis in my hands really affected my shooting. Or that is the excuse I’m using. I’ve got to finish my 22/45 mk4 build. I have all...

That’s like saying you can only keep one of the boys left or right.

NDZ -10% recoil spring for the HellCat Pro

Same for me Glock and double action revolvers.

Sitting in my recliner trying to get over my last back surgery. Next 3 months I can’t bend lift over 5 pounds nor twist. Going to be a long 3 months.

I live 25 miles south of Chattanooga Tn and I remember the day the recruiter’s office got shot up. I tell people all the time the lone wolf is more likely to succeed. Stay Frosty.

Good looking target and Purdy Dan Wesson. If I buy another 1911 it will be a Dan Wesson in 10mm. Nothing wrong with the 9mm but there’s just something about a 1911 chambered in 10mm.

I used a RCBS single stage press for probably 3 decades. Then Cabela’s had the Brass Smith turret press on sale 50% off. Snatched it up and it makes reloading enjoyable again. I only load for my 45/70, 44 magnum, and 10mm. At $50-60 a box for ammo that’s the only way to afford shooting them...

Happy Birthday 🎁. I just want to know how you got that picture of me and her and one of our grandbabies? How many does you mother in law own? One Jack to each Jenny ( Jeanette)?