Recent content by shredder4286

GSG 1911-22. By the way, I LOVE it:D

Todd, Bought my wife a PF9 for Christmas of '09, and it went BACK to the factory twice before it functioned properly. If you give the customer service rep enough grief, they will give you a UPS call tag so you don't have to pay for shipping. I know it's a pain, but once you get it working...

The only problem I have when buying a new gun is the wife saying "so which one do I want?"

I guess the main conflict with it is whether or not to be practical. However, practical doesn't always satisfy. I'd just hate to take a bath on the mossie, cuz I know I won't ever get $500 back out of it. ....:banghead:

i fondeled a few featherweights as well, and that's a fine piece. if you decide you need the money more than you want to keep it, let me know ;)

i'll be back to the US in about a week, and soon after that, I'll be able to break out the mossie and see what kind of groups I can get out of it. I'll give an update

I have mixed feelings on my first bolt gun. I traded a nice handgun for a Mossberg 4x4 in 30-06 (the model with the skelotonized stock:barf:). That was before I did some research and fell IN LOVE with a Winchester Model 70 Sporter 30-06. Am I better off to just keep the mossie, and try and make...

ok. i will when i get back to the states in a couple days- thanks for the input:D

so, when the book talks about "camming"- what's it talking about?

ok, so what the book is saying about the rifle's actions is that they're strong, but the camming isn't enough to pull the casing out once fired. yes? thanks for your response, btw

my hornady reload manual talks about some of the downsides to reloading the 284, more specifically how the bullet has to be seated deep in the case in lever and autoloading actions to fit their magazines and actions. It then goes on to talk about how "modern lever and autoloading actions are...

greetings from the desert i'm new here, just wanted to introduce myself. 24 year old, in the army, love to shoot. i'm interested in rifles, handguns, reloading, tactical training, hunting and pretty much anything gun-related. always looking for new info from somebody who knows more than i do.