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noylj It looks like some great info but I guess your format got jacked up.

Yes good thread but not much bullseye info there. and I'm trying to get a safe zone low and high just so I know where the reference is. im thinking that it's 4.0 to 5.0 but thats just a guess at this point.

I am trying to find as much data on the Missouri Bullet IDP #4 - XD. I load only with bullseye powder but others are welcome. I will post when I try out new loads. I am using it for my XD 4". As I started the popular thread...

I agree with most of what is being said however I have a couple of thoughts to throw in there. 1 Most people do not have the money needed to make a secure home (I know I don't). I would love to have a nice alarm system and fenced in property, and dogs, and maybe a .50 cal on top of the house...

UPDATE! Police found my JEEP! the crooks left it about a mile from my house in an apartment complex. they took my full steel doors (jeep owners will know how much these cost.) and my red top optima battery, broke my ignition system. and stole a set of dog tags(not mine but a worthless set that...

Well today I had to run some errands and left my house for about an 1 1/2 hours and when I got home some cowardly punk had stole my jeep wrangler right out of my driveway. happened between 1030 and 1210 in the morning. the doors were locked and windows up. and of course nobody had seen anything...

Check this out similar topic. http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=466428

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yes I understand this. The stock, barrel, and trigger are not original. I know for some people this matters but not for me. I am still interested in the history of this weapon.

Thank you emailed him today haven't got anything back yet but I'm hopefull.

Hi All, I am doing research on my M1 Garand and just want to see what if any information any of you out there might have. I completely understand that most records have either been lost or destroyed over time by the military. I am currently in the Marine Corps and I understand how...

Missouri Bullet Company great stuff if you want lead, fast shipping to.

for anyone who cares go here to find out http://www.czforumsite.info/index.php?topic=27967.0

Yah had several of these guys come by my place in the last 2 years or so. Having and no soliciting sign and a "beware of flying objects they contain lead" sticker on the door seems to help a lot.

The military stores rounds in ammo cans... turns out that’s what they are made for. As long as they are in ammo cans inside in a climate controlled environment they will last as long as you will ever need them.

I work in an armory for the Marines and this data is right from a shipping document: Military 9mm Data Federal Cartridge Company Charge Weight 4.55 gr Muzzle Velocity 1000 fps Propellant BE84 Hercules 1991 Primer No 205 Federal Pressure 33,000 to 38,500 Max avg CUPS this is not a...

Courtesy of the U.S. Marine Corps I will be moving to the great state of CA. My question is, are there any crazy rules about reloading, or owning powder and primers? Thanks all

As far as firing in your home you need to keep in mind 2 things : know where the other family members are, and the Marine Corps weapons safety rules. 1. Treat every weapon as if it were loaded 2. Never point your weapon at anything you don’t intend to shoot 3. Keep your finger straight...

Recon 3 bag is very light and compact. good for temps above 35 F

I think it was made very clear that this was for NEW ideas. :banghead: and I will point out that you didn't give any. You didn't have to but thanks for doing ... what you didn't want to do? huh ? I just think that it is VERY funny that this makes people so angry. So angry in fact that they...