Ouch! I'm going to guess they aren't going to help you get it back out. If you can live with it maybe you can get a chunk of cash back.


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I don't have any strength issues but would like to say I'm not a big guy at 150 and my xd-s45 conceals easily in anything I wear. It even fits in the pocket just fine. Sounds like you may want to look at the 9mm version because of the wrist issue though.

I started this hobby thinking I was going to save money too. It has turned into a great HOBBY. Do not start reloading to save money.


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Look up stippling on YouTube. It's a permanent change but it worked out well on my glock 19


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Yes it has to be notarized.

Good people in there, pick what you want out of the catalog and they found it up for ya.

It's another way for the left to eat a piece of the elephant. Start making ammo too expensive and people start dropping out. And if that happens what will I do with all this lead waiting to be cast?


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So when does this take effect allowing us to own one

LarryP wrote:Amy & Al replied to my letter, I'm sure they're on our side! lol

They reply every time I write too, they are nice aren't they.


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Slide is going the wrong way at the time but still....,........

Pat Cannon wrote:Oh, are we talking IMR 4227, or Hodgdon H4227?

Very close to the same powder.

Nice how the take down lever completely disengages when fired.

That guy is amazing. I have a AR pistol in 300Blk with a 10" barrel, it is a bit louder than my carbine but size wise it is much easier to carry and with a red dot just as easy to shoot.

4227 works good and it is on the shelf's most places