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hey, i have been soo broke the last 3 months, finally got another job a few weeks ago, only like 100 bucks a week but better than nothing. cant really afford much shooting right now, i have fired like 24 rounds of 45 ACP in the last 2 months!! im gonna gradually build up my stock of supplies...

i was watchin dirty harry and started to wander what the he!! id do if i got pulled over by someone impersonating a cop, and the impersonator just walks up and draws to fire on you? what could you even do in a situation like that? get shot?

i was thinking if only 2 rounds have been fired, along with the two from the factory. 4 shots should not make it that shiney.......750+ through mine have not gotten it that shiney yet...

man you got a serious wear mark on the pin that holds the barrel to the slide(whats this called?) did the barrel splitting bend the recoil spring like that?

well my issue was a same state deal, not outta state. so do i need to get a pistol purchase permit for a pistol even though i already purchased the pistol privately without knowing i needed the permit? this will be a pain.:(

shiny is easer to find on the ground than "camo brass" lol

i have a situation involving the stupid nc system also.... i bought a pistol private party, they didnt ask for a permit or anything,....... i had seen them buy it from the dealer a week earlier, they decided 45 was not there thing, i bought it practically NIB....... is there anything i...

does a vibratory tumbler count? i recently put a batch of 9mm LRN in for a half hour to help remove the sticky lee alox on the bullet nose.

well i got some nufinish and dryer sheets, but missed the part about "using" the dryer sheet so now my bullets smell good, everything works pretty nice, i take time to polish the cases since i cast my own bullets and while im casting i can also be polishing, by the time the cases are kinda shiny...

what is the shortest possible length to load the XTP to? going by three references/manuals im pretty sure it is .965, but i had them loaded to .975 just to be on the safe side(pressure) and they did not want to feed and we never went past firing round #1. my pressure is low im sure, im only...

omg they started selling us like slaves.....RUN! sorry cant resist lol i like the cast 200g SWC over 4.5g bullseye in my 45, though its a RIA. i cast my own from the LEE 2 cavity mold and load a hundred for about 9 bucks, know i had to pay 5 bucks a pack for my most recent primers.

do you really mean 7 FEET? i was thinking yards maybe.

so how about .380 vs 9mm mak in a nice east german makarov? whats .380's advantage to 9 mak?

i also ordered a 6 pack of RCBS powder polish, it is a package of 6 .6oz bags, its a very fine white powder but left my brass very dusty and not too shiney after an hour or so, any ideas on using it? if not ill take a ride in town for dryer sheets and nufinish tonight

cool it or this will be locked soon enough

not necessarily people taking all the primers, manufacturers are trying to keep up with demand and loaded ammo is priority #1, so untill manfg's catch up its gonna be scarce, as im sure someone else has previously mentioned.

so is walmart(1/8"-1/4") corncob not so good for cleaning brass? im not too big on ebay, any store you know of where to find it or what its intended for? is it car polish or something for jewelry polish?

well i just got a lyman 600 vibratory "tumbler".... and in the same order i also got a new pack of winchester .204 brass and WOW its super shiny! fir the last day or two i have been tumbling my 45 acp cases mixing a half cup of the green lyman media that came with the tumbler and 3 cups of...

i don't believe it would be wise to ride with it in my holster in plain view either (even if its unloaded), and may actually get more attention then i like when out riding...... mostly mountain roads but often a small town somewhere along the line heading to at least three of my friends houses

i think it is easier to say "crimp" than -"running the loaded case through the crimp die to remove the belling"