Search results

Who?

Following our dear commie leader here. Illinois was, is or will revisit after November. Basically put all out of business

1000% The last time Trump was in office firearm sales dropped so low many manufacturers were dropping prices to practically cost to build. If I remember correctly the HK VP9 had been in the market for about a year. The price went from $800 to a smidge over $400. I almost bought one just because...

Who installed it?

Ed Zachary!

That kid has a backup plan, I love it!

That's crazy talk, everyone knows 50/110 is far superior.

Yes, two series 70 1911. Personally I'd never own a series 80 1911 no matter who made it. Both of my Kimbers have been fantastic.

BINGO!!

Truth!!

My learning has always been Taper crimp, semi-auto Roll crimp, revolver.

Yep, corn cob media and a little Dillons case cleaner for shine. Walnut media and Dillons to scrub dirty cases. I never used an oven or wet media tumbler ever.

Nice, I just looked that up. Yes, it is hard steel. It also explains why my gun rusted so easily. After parkerized I never had another rust issue.

The only issue I had was the bluing was totally unacceptable. It looked very blotchy and rusted just looking at it. I had it stripped and parkerized. I traded it in even up for my first Kimber 45 classic. I paid $275 for the Norinco brand new and traded it in for the brand new $500 Kimber...

When using the Berry's or Rainier, you need to treat them like straight lead bullets. You need a good crimp, that being said, a little too much will tear off or into the copper plating, It's much thinner, say like copper foil. Unlike say a jacketed bullet. I used the Rainier 115 grain HP 9mm...

Okay, can railroad track be considered really hard steel ? Railroad track must be really flexible, akin to the difference between uncooked and cooked spaghetti. Railroad track is like cooked spaghetti.

The Norinco 1911 I bought in the early 90's was built very well. I went through thousands and thousands rounds of Norinco ammo. I actually bought a 1000 round case of .223 5 years ago. A good friends mothers, 2nd husband had died, he bought it in 1994, it was still in the wooden crate.

I use the Holosun 508t green dot. I highly recommend it. The difference is the 508 is made from titanium alloy instead of 507's aluminum alloy.

Don't forget door stops.

Excuse me? Is there a problem? I remember watching Curt Gowdy on TV Catch them back in the 70's. That 900lbs Fish would be tiny compared to what they caught. IIRC they were close to double that size.