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if you want to load 28 in a 12, you can, sort of. I'm currently shooting 3/4 ounce 12 ga loads, same amount of shot as a 28 ga. How do they work? Excellent. Alreayd had one 100 with them in skeet, and a bunch of 98, and 99s, in the last month i've started using them Here's the formula I'm...

never had a single problem with Blazer ammo in centerfire, with the exception of it not being strong enough to cycle a desert eagle in 44 mag. Sounds more like your friend has had a trigger job done to those revolvers and the hammer isn't coming forward with enough force to set off the primer...

Anyone shoot at a club, or have any knowledge of who may manufacture shotscreens for shotgun ranges? Types of things I'm asking about are a type of screen which would be brought up to insure shot doesn't leave the grounds of the club.

I think Crockett uses a small SVI It's a very cool gun.

i-Shot bag is great! I have the tournament range bag, I've had it for about 2 years now, and find the only thing that can go wrong is if you pack it up with about 100 pounds in ammo, you can break a clip on the strap, if it's a plastic clip. I have since gotten a new strap free of charge, and...

"Saying that 9x23 can't do anything that 38 Super hand loads can't do isn't quite accurate. 9x23 is basically a beefed up 38 super rimless (more or less). There are some slight differences, but most importantly 9x23 brass is thicker, and thus can be loaded to higher pressures. I don't care to...

"You forgot 9x21, AKA .38 Super. " Actually, no, 9x21 is shorter than 38super, 38 super cases are the same length as the 9x23case. There's certainly nothing wrong with the 9x23, it's a nice enough cartridge, but it really doesn't do anything the 38 super variants can't do also when...

"The half length guide rod will also allow the operator to be able to conduct certain one-handed emergency action drills(including ejection and chambering of a new round/i.e. manual cycling) that are either impossible or very difficult to achieve with a full length guide rod installed. The half...

No problem Keep in mind if you go with the extended one, and are interested in carrying that gun around in that preformed plastic holster that comes with most glocks, that you can push against the gun, so that the extended mag release will come into contact with that holster and it will unseat...

http://www.lonewolfdist.com Just search for Magazine release, the extended should be the first thing that pops up. As for your rant, hey, some people think things are perfect and could never be improved upon, ask them if they are still riding around in Model T Fords.

All of your four qualifiers apply to me. What are my thoughts and reasoning for not attendng a gun school? Because I have absolutely no need or desire to pay someone to tell me how to carry a concealed firearm, draw it, and shoot it, when I already know how, and probably can, faster and...

Limited in USPSA means your gun has no electronic sights or compensator or ports in the barrel, and magazines are no longer than 140mm in length. Which your gun would fit in. Limited, as a division, doesn't define how many rounds you shoot, just what kind of gun is allowed in that division...

Honestly can't see the point of carrying one for self defense But if you're stashing it in the house and using it as self defense against intruders, that would make sense. Otherwise, you're lugging around a lot more weight than you'd need to, and good luck drawing it real fast. it's an...

for the big Para 40 mags, call Dave at Dawsonprecision.com, they usually have them, STI used to make mags for PARA, if Dave doesn't have them, I'd try calling them.

I shoot an SVI 38 super IMM, not the standard configuration with all the ports in the barrel, only 2, and their 4 port on top, two on sides, comp. Forget the worry about only holding 20 rounds, you've got plenty, and if you've got to reload, do it between arrays while moving, you won't lose...

I've got an older Mac10A1 also made in TX, same markings as you describe. Says 9mm, 45ACP on the side, closed bolt semi, probably same exact thing you're talking about. It works great, when clean and oiled. Dont clean it, let it stay dry, and you'll be lucky to get a mag of 9 through it...

I dont think there are any pros to mounting a dot scope other than a JPoint sight on a slide. (jprifles.com) Sticking a tube sight on a 1911 slide is going to slow the slide down, screw up the guns timing, and beat your scope to death. Get a scope mount and mount it to the frame so it's just...

"You'll have to learn to not use cover, shoot targets in the wrong order, and other gamer tricks that will get you killed in the real world." You can't even back up that ignorant statement can you? If you can, please state name, location and classification of the ipsc/uspsa shooter killed...

"A 70-dollar answer to a 30-dollar problem" I suppose you're right if the use of the gun is strictly messing around at an informal gun range, and say, 98-99% reliability is good enough. But if you're looking for 100%, no worries, no retuning every few thousand, then it's worth only $40...

if you've got issues and it really is your extractor, just forget about any of those you mentioned and get an AFTEC http://www3.mailordercentral.com/shootingstore/prodinfo.asp?number=AFT001 And never have problems again.