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Yes, I like to keep records for my wife to have available when I leave this earthly body to meet my maker. I have a excel spreadsheet that I keep with all important documents which includes descriptions, serial numbers, retail value and resell value of all firearms, scopes, suppressors...

I have been considering buying a Trijicon RMR 6.5 MOA red dot for several years, but I can't seem to justify the expense or the training to become proficient and/or comfortable carrying the RMR, especially since I am used to standard 3 dot sights on my handguns, plus I couldn't justify the...

At $0.04 per round the price isn't bad at all for Blazer 22 ammo, tempting. I have been waiting for the Blazer 22 ammunition to start showing up locally for maybe 3 years, possibly several years longer, I forget exactly how long. I finally saw some last weekend at Sportsman's Warehouse and they...

I store my ammo, and reloading supplies, in military ammo cans in Rubbermaid 2 door freestanding storage sheds with padlocks in my garage. The ammo cans can be expensive to buy, but there are deals if you do regular price searches. It is surprising how many can be accumulated over time...

I think previous posters have already hit on the basics fairly well for making a factory AR15 better. In addition to starting with a good quality AR with a free floated barrel, a high quality trigger is a must have IMO, high quality optics is another useful tool along with lots and lots of...

Because, the AR15 is only fully functional with an upper and a lower. Thinking of buying an extra upper? My guess is that soon after, that extra upper has its own dedicated lower - that's how it works for me anyhow. I've even seen stories of gun enthusiasts buying extra gun parts, and those...

I love my P30's P30L's and VP9's. Fantastic quality, ergonomics and accuracy with all 3 handguns, I don't know which I like best. I am hoping for a P30L Expert or P30L Elite to follow in the footsteps of the USP Series so I can experience HK's best modern 9mm with a Match grade trigger, wouldn't...

My trusty load for my HK45 using Hornady 230gr FMJ RN with WIN231 and/or HP38 is: Standard Load: 5.5 gr powder with 1.230 OAL Soft Load: 5.3 gr powder with 1.230 OAL As others have already stated, the OP's OAL of 1.260 should work fine as long as it passes the plunk test and cycles the action...

OP might consider getting a Utah conceal carry permit if there is enough time to apply and receive a Utah CCP before you visit Washington or if you plan on an extended stay in WA or if you just plan to visit or travel to WA regularly. Here is a reciprocity map link...

Here's a few HK's that are worth putting on your list to consider. DA/SA: HK P30 or HK P30L - combat triggers, very reliable, very accurate, high quality all around Striker fired: HK VP9 - nice trigger, very reliable, very accurate, high quality all around All 3 are great handguns, ergonomic...

I bought a couple of pairs of 3M Tekk Protection Tactical Sports Earmuff (Peltor) from Home Depot a couple of months ago when they had a $50.00 rebate going on at the time per each unit. Regular internet advertised price is just shy of $117.00 They have a 20db noise reduction rating, auto...

I have had the same experience as many others with the VP9. I prefer a hammer fired pistol, but the VP9 is an excellent striker fired pistol. First shot out of the box with the VP9, I hit center X, the trigger is very smooth and it is the most accurate handgun I own. I also own the P30 and P30L...

I am rarely without my concealed handgun so I really don't have a need for a truck gun. I live in a mid-sized city and do not leave my handgun in my truck overnight or for any extended period of time, however, I wouldn't have a problem with storing a handgun in a GunVault style gun safe that was...

The Montana Gold JHP bullets are designed for match shooting and are an excellent target round.

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I never buy a handgun that I wouldn't trust my life with and I am with the group that suggests to buy quality over quantity every time. Buy once, cry once. I refuse to own any firearm that isn't exceptional for my specific use. If it is not exceptional, it gets sold to somebody who is willing...

If you are looking to compare your dollar per hour cost, you will be disappointed. Reloading is not a hobby that is accomplished in a hurry, attention to detail doesn't have time limits. I don't know about the specific amount of time it takes to load using a progressive press for rifle...

I have had True Blue on backorder for almost 1 year...still waiting.

I think that you need to buy another AR15, maybe a SPR. Two is one and one is none. Next option to consider is 6.8SPC, still lightweight to carry, recoil only slightly more than 5.56 with better terminal performance.

I use H322 for a variety of ammunition with very satisfactory accuracy results. I have not measured the velocity with a chronograph, I am more concerned with the level of accuracy. 5.56 bullets: Hornady 55gr FMJ Nosler 64gr BPP Nosler 77gr BTHP Sierra 77gr BTHP 6.8 SPC bullets...