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Mine had problems until I polished the feed ramp. I also "knocked off" the sharp edge at the top of the ramp. (Only about a .030" radius -- not enough to allow an unsupported case.)

I've always thought I would only hunt in a survival situation. However, without the knowledge/experience of killing and cleaning an animal, I can't really know if I would be successful.

I seldom wear hearing protection while plinking with .22s, so when I pick up something bigger... ouch!

Some years ago, living in an apartment in Canoga Park (near los Angeles), I awoke one morning to loud pounding and yells of, "SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, OPEN THE DOOR!". As I rapidly gained conciousness, I determined it was my neighbor's apartment door that was being kicked-in! For some reason, I...

Excellent video (~five minutes long) summarizing the Heller case. http://reason.tv/video/show/339.html "Heller deals with Washington, D.C.'s ultra-restrictive gun control laws, which have been in place since 1976. 'reason' Senior Editor Brian Doherty [...] is writing a book about the case...

Not counting the cost of the firearm, magazines, range bag, etc... What is the typical out-of-pocket cost to participate in an "average" handgun competition at your local club?

Don't forget the original Glock case... Requires a magazine (comes with two) to be in place, and have the trigger pulled. (No de-cocking lever on the Glock.) I heard many stories of "accidental" discharges due in part to this case design.

If you are in or near a city of any size, look for used machinery dealers. They often have older (but high quality) drill presses for bargain prices.