Rodentman wrote:If I am shooting an auto, I usually load about 10 rounds and pick up that group of brass before shooting another magazine. I don't let a bunch of brass accumulate. I am very careful walking in the range due to my pathetic leg.

Is that your REAL pathetic leg or your FAKE pathetic leg???

Last time i shot indoors, a nice gentleman in the next lane "cleaned up" a bunch of my brass when he was done shooting... as we all know brass flies away and mine was landing right behind him... I really wished he was one of those messy people that leave it alone Has it occurred to you th...

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So before guns shows 15,000 are injured in Cali, and after gun shows 14,893 are injured? That means ZERO difference with respect to gun shows. My own take on this is that with liberal Kalifornia idjits being clueless about guns, they merrily shoot themselves in the foot all the time, while in Nevada...

Stinky linky! Page is frozen and cannot be scrolled to read the rest of it. probably just as well.......

Titegroup was introduced in 2003. Unless there was recall batch, it would be unusual for a modern smokeless powder to go bad in 14 years. And yes, if it smells fine or has little odor, it should be good. Off color powder is definitely fertilizer!!!

Jeez, Randygmn!!! How do survive going back and forth from a Blue Liberal Paradise [Minnezotah] to the most 2nd vomit provoking Blue Liberal Gulag of all??? [Noo Yawk???]

Thanks, I had no idea. Do you have any idea why the 40 is declining so fast? I thought that round was by many considered superior to the 45. Anyways, that's unfortunate. I still really like 9mm but it's tricky to find much out there for carbines in 40 or 45. I've NEVER heard that ANYBODY ever consi...

Not hardly. Seeing as he has one of those weird FN 5.7's and a glorious Coonan that spits fire, as long as it's ugly or weird, he owns it. He even has an EAA Thor 44 mag single shot, which is neither revolver or auto.

Oct. issue of American Rifleman, starting on page 74.....

UnaStamus wrote:Let's all step back for a minute and realize that we're debating twist rate for a Glock 17...

I disagree. This is all about including the subject of twist rate in posts having to do Rodentman's knickers - Who give a F**K about the Glock anyway??

You can throw it away. Both calibers are still available for sale from Midway. BTW - the only value would be collectable, and no one in his right mind would shoot a round of ammo that's been sitting around since I was born, and was maybe reloaded by an idiot back then.

So the rat doody did the trick??? I'm sure you had in plenty of that lying around in your rodent hole....

Interestingly, my druggist down here is a woman about 6' tall, and she wound up with a Glock 19 also. Months ago I came in with a Barrett hat on, and she asked me if I knew anything about firearms :mrgreen: and so I loaned her my copy of Mike Martin's Book. I have been a staunch advocate of the idea...