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How many rooms do you have :o

Sad to say but I suspect they won't go do either.

I could never get use to the DST either after I started having health problems I'd be worn out all summer.

I just showed my Sci-Fi Lovely Geekette this and I think I'm gonna have to get her one for her will it fit on a XD .45acp.

There is always a guy at the local gun shows with the old .22 ammo boxes, some with rounds some without. Some of them get quit pricey.

I haven't found one, one of the moderators over at 1911.org posted that picture and said the price hasn't been set yet. After the pistol comes out there is suppose to be a conversion kit also.

I don't know how large they are, or how wide spread. They're a wantabe Cabelas, but have a long long way to go.

Yelp you'll fit right in, glad you joined.

Armscor is coming out with a 1911 .22 late this year, however even thought the lower will be all 1911 the upper is going to be open like the Beretta 92 or M9

The buy out of Sportsman and closing of so of the stores was done very badly, the employees knew they might lose their jobs for a very long time before they decided on which stores they were closing not exactly the environment to foster good customer service. The one here is pretty good, or maybe I just go in enough to be recognized.

They've got a pretty cool logo.

I was in Sportsmans Warehouse yesterday and for the first time in over a year and a half they had small & large pistol primers, small, large & magnum rifle primers and shotgun primers.

Hey isn't that the name of a rock group? Great looking collection, not that I know a thing about guitars. My sole musical talent is pushing the power button on the stereo.

Its getting to be fun, now that I think I've gotten the quirks of this Lee Pro 1000 figured out. Over the weekend I finished decapping all my 9mm brass and running them thru the cleaner I believe I've about 600 more rounds to make. Then I'll get busy on the .45acp.

Having spent 21 years dealing with Mil Specs, I can honestly say the military will almost always go one step passed what is trully necessary. Everything has a torgue and very often we had to mark across set screws with a marker or stencil so anyone looking at the item after assembly would know the screw hadn't loosened.

that is sort of what I planned on doing, or putting the crinkled ones in the barrel at the gun club tha they burn every so often

My foray into reloading has been going quite well, I've reloaded over 200 rounds of 9mm Luger which is incredibly accurate. Of course during the learning process I had about a dozen rounds with problems from bullet seating adjustments, primers not fully seated,and a couple of crinkled cartridges. So today I bought a bullet puller and pull all the bullets and recovered the power. My question is what do I do with the cases with the primers still in them, I assume I can't safely deprime them and will just have to destroy them, is that correct?

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The video would be cool. Do to the dryness here none of the ranges will allow tracer ammo.

Glad you joined us.

When I wasin the Air Force and stationed in Clovis, NM Lubbock was our party town. We never worked passed noon on Fridays, then a quick change into civvies, into Scotties van and off to the races. Very nice place.

Glad you joined us, where in West Texas?

Looks like a wonderful way to spend a Sunday. :thumb:

I wish I could come up with ideas like that, it appears to be very useful.

Hey that looks pretty cool, I'm still trying to understand scopes. Thx for posting it.