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Give it a try......I think you'll be surprised.

Why bring back the Camp Carbine when they have the PCC and it already comes in 40 Short and Weak? Longer cartridges would require a complete redesign of the PCC. I'd love to see a 45 ACP version, but according to the Ruger engineers I talked to a couple of years ago it's not even on the...

3000 fps from a 10.5" barrel? Not even close.

Yet those same accountants have no problem with $100 million planes.

Eastern insurance is the most mentioned company. I believe it's $150 a year for $40k of coverage. It's been a few years since I signed up.

Ring charger for my my MK III 22/45, compensator for same. Another Volquartsen MK III trigger kit, $60 on eBay right now. Some Lancer 10 round 300 Blackout mags for my Ruger American Ranch,

There was once a medium sized primer. It sounds like you found some of them.

I have a pair of 650's. One small primer, the other large primer.

Did you bother to read the provided links?

If shooting precision rifle and the new bottle of powder has a different lot number I'd most likely work up a new load. For pistol shooting.....load it and shoot it.

No problem. The idea that the 1911 was designed to be carried cocked and locked is one of those things EVERYONE knows, but is not true.

Or you got lead under the plate.

Measure 45 ACP brass? Hearsay! Of course loading it single stage is something I wouldn't do either. I typically run 400-800 rounds at a time of 45 ACP on my Dillon 650. My process is this. 1. Knock the dirt off the brass if needed. Run brass in vibratory tumbler till I remember to take...

If the brass is really grungy I'll hose the dirt off, let it dry, then run it though my vibratory tumblers. After that it gets dumped into the case collator and loaded.

https://rangehot.com/john-browning-intent-1911-carried/ https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/designed-to-be-carried-cocked-and-locked-not.502877/ https://archive.org/details/smallarmsfiring03deptgoog/page/n90/mode/2up Page 91 and 92 Cocked and locked was developed by Jeff Cooper in...

It's not a claim, it's a simple fact. Show me in period literature, 1911-1960, where it was designed/intended to be carried that way. Here's a hint John Moses Browning carried his personal 1911 with the hammer down on a live round. Also the thumb safety wasn't part of the original design.

The 1911 was NEVER intended to be carried cocked and locked.

I'd look for a 10.5" upper. My first 300 Blk was a 7.5". Obnoxious little beast. I built a 10.5" and it's much more pleasant to shoot, more accurate, and just balances better.

Growing up we had a Scottie/Westie mix that was death on rats. I never got to shoot too many of them.

There are a couple of people in this thread that need to get a room, then they can continue their dick measuring contest in private.