BBeckwith wrote:Can you really rush a revo that much anyway?
Come and find out in July
BBeckwith wrote:Can you really rush a revo that much anyway?
TrevynPaige wrote:My buddy also has a bore guide, which I admit is pretty slick because of how it manages the sludge that comes out. He swears up and down that one should never ever clean an AR without one for fear of damaging the bore, which I can certainly respect. That said, the platform has been around for a long time, but the bore guide is a relatively new invention and I don't recall hearing/seeing evidence of screwed up barrels because we never used to use bore guides. So...what is the necessity of those things?
Dakotared wrote:I am trying to find different holsters for my Full size 10mm witness. Any of you know of a good place to get one?
ArtVandelay wrote:Have you shot the 340gr yet? I always get someone coming over asking what I'm shooting when I break them out at the range.
Anokamnman wrote:I like my bore snake. Works great
Pat Cannon wrote:Countryfried Frank wrote:LarryFlew wrote:I'll be there so new guys don't have to worry about being too low on the list.
You underestimate this new guy's ability to suck.
The Sucking division is usually pretty competitive.
PRS wrote:how much for the xbox
AutomaticAron wrote:also have an Xbox 360 (Old, white model) w/ 60GB HDD, 2 controllers (1 wired, 1 wireless), Mass Effect 1,2,&3, and a wireless adapter available. -Asking $175
dismal wrote:Got my hopes up until I realized the new range wasn't for the proles...
tman wrote:We use Black Hills FMJ. I can't remember off the top of my head what size boollitts.
124 gr hyrdra-shoks for duty ammo.
gyrfalcon wrote:
Are you using some pansy!@# low-recoil ammo? I've blown through thousands of rounds of ammo on the on a few Gen4 G17s with ZERO FTE's or short-cycles. I'm not claiming they're better than the Gen3's etc, just that with standard 115/124gr FMJ ball they've been working like a Timex.
hunterfreakhd wrote:Looks good Consummate I might be checking on some pricing with you after I figure out what to do.Is there a way to do snow camo on a AR?
Consummate wrote:Here's a 10/22 stock I just did a couple days ago in the H-265 "flat dark earth". It is available in probably 100 different colors/shades. From pink to flat black.
timwarner wrote:I've set off a primer in a lee press. No primer tubes. It went bang. My ears rang for awhile(not that they don't from work anyway), and that was about it.
My neighbors thought I shot myself.
No cops were called, I went outside to inform them as to what happened right away.
xd ED wrote:Scott Notaeh wrote:Interesting reading this thread now that a few more facts have come out.
No kidding.
Zimmerman's injuries revealed
trevor's injuries(to his knuckles)
an eye witness to the confrontation corroborating that it was Zimmerman yelling for help.
At some point the prosecution either has to fold or risk misconduct charges...
Rem700 wrote:
Sounds painful, Might be fun once
ArtVandelay wrote:I went for the Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in 44 Mag, probably one of my favorite purchases. Nothing puts a bigger smile on my face than shooting Buffalo Bore 340gr +P+ LFN at the range.
saltybirdman wrote:
Haha I'll probably end up ordering a box from midway or another online source. I stopped by Cabelas, and while they had buffalo bore ammo, they only had the 300gr 44 mag on the shelf. I bought some of those and have a box of hornady leverloution that came with the gun. I was hoping to find something on the more ridiculous end of the spectrum to shoot, but I'm sure that I'll find a way to manage with standard loads for now
ArtVandelay wrote:I haven't seen them locally, I usually order a box from Midway every other purchase. Right now I have 8 in the drawer if you REALLY need some
Shipyard wrote:
Wait a minute... Kwik is strong???
Stradawhovious wrote:rukwikenuf wrote:what you need, Shippy, is a friend who is stronger than he is smart.
So when are you showing up?
Snowgun wrote:I get sketched out when I have to force the primers in those damn s&b cases....
rukwikenuf wrote:what you need, Shippy, is a friend who is stronger than he is smart.
Paul wrote:zero wrote:So i saw that people were using rit dye to dye polymer mags, i would like to know if this technique is durable and if i could do it to a glock frame?
Well, after hours of perusing the internet, everyone seems to be confident that you can't dye black mags/frames. Makes sense, you can go darker, but you can't go lighter.
With that being said, I'm determined to try it out tonight.... So I'll let you know.
Residents in a southeast Rochester neighborhood are voicing their concerns over the possibility of a shooting range near their homes. ......
The proposed regional training center would be built near the Public Works Service Center on 50th Street Southeast.
I'm your huckleberryRamoel wrote:PM sent on sights for G30.
DanM wrote:The search function is your friend.
http://www.mnguntalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=14999&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=15
Especially the second page post by dleong with the link to the Minnesota Administrative Rules for loaded ammunition. The prior post by bensdad pertains to limitations for primers and propellants.
The short story is that there is essentially no MN state limit on properly storing loaded ammunition in the home. Up to 20 pounds of smokeless powder and up to 10,000 primers are allowed. Powder and primers in loaded ammuntion are not included in those guidelines.
With that said, there may be a limit imposed by local fire ordinance, however. That varies by municipality. Check your local library for fire regulations to avoid alarming uninformed public servants/officials with such questions.
Here is a link to a SAAMI (Small Arms Ammunition Manufacturers Institute) pamphlet on the subject:
http://www.saami.org/specifications_and_information/publications/download/saami_item_202-sporting_ammunition.pdf
Word.
Scott Notaeh wrote:Interesting reading this thread now that a few more facts have come out.
hunterfreakhd wrote:cobb wrote:Still available?
Would you sell a couple, or is it a package deal only?
If you buy half I would buy the other half.
Scott Notaeh wrote:mmcnx2 wrote:10K! Heck I only set up the press to reload that for each caliber. At any given time in 9, 40, 45 38special, 38super and 223 I have 30k-50k reloads sitting around. Add to that the 22lr and 12 & 29 gauge shotgun shells and I'm easliy in the 60K as a general inventory.
I agree. It should be required that each person has at least 10k per cartridge on hand. If I were the OP, I would order 20 more of those boxes just to see the look on the neighbor's face.
mmcnx2 wrote:10K! Heck I only set up the press to reload that for each caliber. At any given time in 9, 40, 45 38special, 38super and 223 I have 30k-50k reloads sitting around. Add to that the 22lr and 12 & 29 gauge shotgun shells and I'm easliy in the 60K as a general inventory.
TrevynPaige wrote:Accidentally bryant my cleaning rod. Anyone know where I can buy a new one in the twin cities tomorrow? Any favorite brands?
Me too please (Minneapolis)wildfan1 wrote:Ship would just be easiest if its ok with you. Let me know how much and I'll send $.
rukwikenuf wrote:TrevynPaige wrote:Welcome fellow "Birdtownee". I also live in Robbinsdale.
funny thing, he's also a member at Bills! (i'm the RO there on weekends, i've been bugging him to join this madhouse for a few weeks)
TrevynPaige wrote:Welcome fellow "Birdtownee". I also live in Robbinsdale.
45Badger wrote:Pat Cannon wrote:TH3180 wrote:
Oh, wait, never mind, I have 172 rounds left. More than enough, unless there's a 96-man tree for the Man v. Man or something.
Hell if I keep it to 118 rounds, I'll have the 54 rounds left that I need for IDPA on Wednesday.
Take your time
JeremiahMN wrote:
Nope, I just heard the 911 tapes, and plenty of evidence that zimmermans story is BS! Even without the other witnesses that are not jiving with zimmermans account, just based on the 911 tape, zimmerman should not have pursued this person, certainly not a "stand your ground" issue. Even the author of the law in FL said that.
Pat Cannon wrote:TH3180 wrote:45Badger wrote:I gotta make some ammo!
+1
Oh, wait, never mind, I have 172 rounds left. More than enough, unless there's a 96-man tree for the Man v. Man or something.
Hell if I keep it to 118 rounds, I'll have the 54 rounds left that I need for IDPA on Wednesday.
Thunder71 wrote:Very nice!
I had an MK9, get yourself a Silent Thunder owb or iwb for it.
IDPA Shooter wrote:Many years ago my sweet wife hauled a case of loaded 45 ACP in the house the UPS guy had left at the door.
Pat Cannon wrote:TH3180 wrote:45Badger wrote:I gotta make some ammo!
+1
+1
Rodentman wrote:Corbon makes some nice 440g rounds for the Smith 500. They are fun in small doses.
LarryFlew wrote:plblark wrote:oddly, the postman left me a PICK IT UP AT THE POST OFFICE note yesterday instead of attempting to re-deliver my bullets. He also marked the sheet "VERY HEAVY"
My postal GAL delivered 3750 9mm 124 bullets and if you have ever stopped and noticed my driveway.............. She did walk up first to see if anyone was home.
engnerdan wrote:Sounds like your Mosin is not complete as you can not split wood with it yet.
Seismic Sam wrote:Forget Gunstop and Frontiersman. Gunstop doesn't have much of an ammo inventory, and Frontiersman has assorted ammo, but NO exotic stuff. Try Bill's or Wolf's Den. Bill's has all sorts of Personal Defense ammo, and Wolf's Den has a very wide selection of caliber and loads for pistols.
