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I should have answered those queries in my opening post. The projectiles are not match, rather, they're just odd ball 147gr FMJs that will be fired via an M14SA (LRB). I have no plans of straying too far away from 147-150gr M80 ballistics

I threw one of these Fab-Defense mag-release grips on a Mak a few years back ... the takeaways -- ergonomics; drop-free mags/easier-faster reloads & a gash-less shooting hand. Post Script: I ditched the lanyard ring https://youtu.be/wvTeMYmafIg?si=Gub4jme7PZYxPwsv

I'm with ya… perhaps not the best, but the platform is my favorite, being inherently safe; absolutely dependable; extremely fast & quite accurate.

Thanks, A_K… I avoided that because of using 308 data on 7.62N cases … but, seeing where the IMI bullet (base) resides, I could go with a lower C.O.A.L. without creating pressure issues. Hmmm, but how much bullet jump is too much??

First-time 7.62 x 51 reloader here & I am questioning my choice of projectiles, X-Treme 147gr. FMJs, which are noteably shorter than both the Hornady & IMI (150gr) FMJ-BTs pictured below. My concern centers on the amount of purchase shared between the X-Treme projectiles, which have a slight...

Oh, or should I say, Oooh ... I missed that "I might" comment, but not because I was unimpressed Good luck with your decision ... can't go wrong with a 1911 :)

Is the above a tip of your hand, so to speak? If so, and if you’re serious about a .355/.356, you may want to ponder the only other 1911 chambering that bears J. Browning’s & Colt’s fingerprints, the 38 Auto - aka, the 38 Super. I will never forget picking up my very first 38 Super nor the...

Nice build … that, and you’re a good man

In the words of Roy Clark, ‘Yesterday When I Was Young’…

$1750 :oops:! Jesse James rode a horse, carried a gun & even he wasn't that big of a crook!

Mine would be a 2nd cousin's Chicago PD service revolver, a S&W no-dash 586(M) that did talk.

Purchased & just received this SIg Foxtrot1x light, which are on sale @ Bereli for $49.95 (w/free shipping).

@ms6852 ... you're very welcome. I hope you end up getting into a 22 TCM pistol. You're welcome ... I swiped the back of the hood a couple times with a stone, other than that, it was a true drop-in.

No problem, @drband … let me know if these work.

Regarding brass &/or factory ammo, Advance Tactical: https://advancedtactical.com/armscorprecision-22tcm-unprimed-nickel-cases-200rnd-bag/ https://advancedtactical.com/armscorusa-22tcm-40gr-jhp-nickel-casing-50rnd-box/...

Happiness is ... knowing that my name is written in Heaven (Luke 10:20).

FWIW, in response to this common 22 TCM theme, I posted the following on another forum a few weeks back: Hopefully, that proprietary status of 22 TCM ammo will be changing. Last year, on a 22 TCM Facebook page & in response to constant carping about the lack of (ammo) availability & variety, 22...

Prior to joining a gun club, most all my indoor shooting was done at a local gun shop/range. Having recently acquired a 30 Carbine NMB, I took it to said range & when queried about my chamberings, I said, 357 Sig; 38 Super & 30 Carbine. The associate says, no rifles allowed on the range, to...

Stop the presses… Having successfully created sofware to separate cases via headstamps, this savant has moved on to separating 45 cases by way of primers: https://youtu.be/vlp6HSuLg_o?si=7EcRObSZcet-Tcwd

@CQB45ACP … It’s far more tactile than it is audible … I suppose if one had cases lined out in a snug loading block, there might be that jointed rail, clickety-clack sound, but not so much with individual cases. The only thinking going on is to be sure the checked cases get tossed into the...