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I've used Bullseye powder ever since I started reloading in the late 60's. Great for my .45, .38 special and 9mm.

We typically paid 19.9 to 22.9 for gas when I was in high school from 1966 to 1970.

It's one of several 1911's, so dedicating it to bedside is no problem. I do take it out and practice at the range.

Nice glad they liked the setup!

Works fine for my bedside Springfield GI. Grip feels different due to the front strap being covered but not a problem even with my small hands.

What he said .270 should be fine it's shot placement that counts. I prefer my .338 Win Mag but that's because it was my first big game rifle and I'm used to it. It has take everything from coyotes to Alaska Moose all with one shot stops. But I wouldn't feel under gunned with a .270 either. It's...

For a perfect score at 50 yards in Bullseye slowfire you have to have 10 shots touching the 10-Ring which is about 3 1/4 inches, this is shot slowfire you have 10 minutes for 10 shots. At 25 yards same size 10 ring of about 3 1/4 inches and timed fire is 2 5 shot strings at 20 seconds each...

Nebraska class $100 Nebraska permit $100 good til August 2013 Florida Permit $117 Good til Oct 2018 Total $317 Didn't include guns or ammo already had them and the holsters.

Remington Model 700 .223 varmint will do about 3/8 t 7/16 inch at 200 yards.

If you want a reasonable answer post some clear photograhs of your firearm, both sides and closeups of the markings. Then you should be able to get a answer instead of the ribbing you've gotten so far.:)

Springfield Range Officer.

Springfield Range Officer My pick was other, it would be the Springfield Range Officer for a stock 45 production class pistol.

My Range Officer is more accurate than my Loaded.

I use a 338 Winchester Magnum. That's what I have used on coyotes, deer and also moose when I lived in Alaska. When I bought it I figured if it will kill African game it will take anything smaller which covers everything in North America.

Ruger LC9 around here can be had for $369 NIB. I have one currently at $350 found but haven't decided to go for it yet. They seem to be a good choice for a backup 9mm. I use a Springfield EMP 9mm but they are over 3 times your price range. Excellent pistols though. I have thought about the LC9...

I carry 1911's so if I had to go with a 9mm I'd use my Springfield EMP.

I went with Springfield as I have several. I like Colt and Wilson also. I do have a Wilson compact and want a Colt 1911 reproduction if I ever get the funds saved up.

I believe the 15 minute rule is decided by the seller they can sell without it. Most use the 15 minute rule in hopes of driving the price higher.

When I worked for the Government, if that happened to me it would be time to call work and advise them I needed to be placed on sick leave. Might be in later depending on what the doctor tells me and what medication they may or may not prescribe. Then I'd go to the shop with my vehicle and pistol.

I think calling 911 and a video camera or digital camera from inside the house would have been appropriate. Especially since you obviously had no intension of shooting them over the vehicular damage or trespass on your property. I wouldn't go out side to confront a bunch of drunks in my yard for...