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Question for you: Are you sure your H-Bar is 1:9, not 1:7? I've got a Colt H-Bar... it's 1:7. Just curious. Answer: definitely 1:9 Thanks Guys for all the response. You have shed light on this mysterious topic for me. With this bullet, I do think I am already where I want to be. I was...

Hello Guys, Been reloading for rifles for only 8 yrs or so. I have this Colt 6720 HBAR, 20 in, with 1-9 twist. I have been shooting my reloads using Hornady 55 gr FMJBT with IMR 4064 and H4895. Shooting from bench with front rifle rest and rear bag. Charge: 24.0, 24.3, 24.5 using H4895. I...

Glocks are good to go as it is. The only change I like is a 3.5# connector.

Can't go wrong with a S&W steel-framed pistol. You may get more feedback though from the Smith and Wesson Forum.

I bought 8 of these from CDNN awhile back as closeout items. These are the 45ACP, 7-round mags. They're nickel-plated and come with the rubber base pads. Their quality is top-notch and I use them on my Les Baer and Springfield pistols.

I have owned the Springfield and Kimber. But think the STI would even be better from the articles and reviews I've read. Unfortunately, i'm not allowed to own one in California.

It is not worth your while to send it in. It may even take a very long time. Read about Para's current cust svc record in the 1911 forum or m1911.org. If I were you, I'd buy a new thumb safety and install it or have a local smith do it.

I tried Bolsa once many years ago, and they gouged up my brand-new Beretta 84 pistol. IMHO, it's very hard to find a good smith in California nowadays. I'd make a more thorough research if I were you.

Beautiful gun. I'm sure it will be a great shooter too!

Hi Guys, I've used Alliant 2400 and Blue Dot for my 125 gr JSP loads in my GP-100. I'd like to try Unique in order to make my powder last longer (uses less grains per bullet), but have a few questions about this powder. 1. How loud is Unique compared to Blue Dot? 2. How is the recoil...

Amen on the 4006 or other 3rd Gen S&W 40 S&W variant -- 4006 TSW, 4013, etc.

I apologize. You are right. Darn, their website is so hard to use! http://www.fedex.com/us/services/terms/?tsid=s1 Nothing has changed.

Hi guys, Has Fedex just made it easier for us to ship firearms to an FFL holder? (for example to a gunsmith for custom work). I looked at their website: http://www.fedex.com/us/freight/rulestariff/prohibited_articles.html It doesn't contain any indication that priority overnight is...

I think you answered your own question. Yes, I like the GP, but if it will never see any use in your collection then I can identify with you. Every gun owner will eventually have to make such decisions. I have.

Please forgive me but I just want to vent. I started reloading in 1991 when I was a young man in my early 20's. Back then, a can of powder costs $10.00, a thousand primers cost $10.00, 500 rounds of lead bullets for my 45 ACP costs around $18.00 (retail). Never had to buy in bulk. A very...

Hi Guys, I noticed that some casters use .358" while others will use .357" for their cast bullets. Do you know why this is? For example, Missouri Bullet Co. uses .357" for their target grade HBWC's (BNH 10), but will use .358" for their 158 gr SWC's (BNH 18). OTOH, Kead Bullets uses...

Yes it does happen. Have you disassembled your gun many times in the past or is your gun used when you bought it? (previous owner may have disassembled it several times) If you go to Glocktalk you will find the solution to your problem. There has been several threads in the past that cover...

Agreed, something is wrong. It's pretty weird too that the jacket just stays there at the forcing cone between the B/C gap. If I were you, I'd take a pic of what's happening and include this with your gun to Ruger. I'd definitely send it back. When you receive it, your gun will be likely...

Thanks guys so much! My first set was definitely copper many years ago and I've never had problems with scratched bores. Lately, it appears many large stores like Target, Walmart, and the like carry the generic type scrubbers that looks like copper but in actuality may have been steel with a...

Hi Guys, I used to buy these copper scouring pads (no-name brand) and they used to work well for cleaning revolver chambers, and gun barrels from lead fouling. Recently, the ones I've been getting have been scratching my bores. The old ones I used to get really felt like copper and easily...