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Thanks Thanks Ryan, Agreed! Single stack pistol mags & double stack rifle mags seem to be very reliable. And I have heard great things about ISMII springs, if my glock facotry springs ever give me hiccups I wil most likely go to those :)

Okay, thanks guys. I think I will be loading that 1 last round today. And Like I said, I would trust the opinions of this forum much more than some gun "guru" type. I want real world experience & knowledge & I got nothing less than that here on this thread. Thanks again THR members!

Chuck Hawks?? Well, the reason I heard "not" to load magazines to there full capacity, was to extend spring "life"... Supposedly extending them by 40 percent longer vs spring that were always compressed fully.... And I have read a few post about Glock mag springs, that after being loaded to...

Okay. Thanks to who voted. If anyone else had any thoughts on what to do, or what not to do please post your thoughts, as I have not added the last round to the mag just yet :)

Hi guys, I have a question regarding the Glock 36 which I have been carrying for about 2 years with 6 rounds total. I have been loading the "in the gun mag" & backup mags with 5 rounds & I do carry with 1 in the chamber. Recently I have been considering loading the mags to full capacity. So I...

GTSteve03- Thanks for the suggestion. That is a gorgeous rifle. I have never heard of the 223 Wylde cartridge before. I'm certain I want a 223/5.56 rifle. But I'll look into it to see if they make it in 223 as well. Thanks!

Okay, Thanks Coal Dragger! That is a butt load more than I could of hoped for! Just gotta keep at it. Coal Dragger- Thanks, that makes allot of since. I think now that the XCR would be best with iron sights. Allot of people seem to enjoy the ACOG type sights. But I could never get use to...

Hahaha, So ditch the scope & keep the iron sights eh? :D krochus- Thanks, I'm trying not to ask any downright stupid questions. But when you say .5"... Do you mean within "5 inches" at 500 yards? Or a "half inch" at 500 yards?

John828- Sorry you feel that way, Shooting was a hobby I had lost interest in, but over the period of a few years, have become much more active. It's the sporting and individual right aspect that I truly respect much more now. Yes, I ask allot of questions, I felt this was the best place to, I...

Coal Dragger- Ya, I am with you on new rings & new scope eventually. So far a cheap $80 Bushnell with $20 Leopold rings are the option. Funny enough though, I am happy with the quality of the Bushnell optical clarity and 1/4 MOA adjustment increments. Like I said, even these off the shelf...

krochus- I believe the XCR is about $1600, while the Savage is $550-ish. If the rule of thumb is correct, the XCR should be more accurate, or at least on par (?) with the Savage 10FP? So far I am impressed with the responses regarding the choosing of the Savage over the XCR, for the...

PremiumSauces- Thanks for the reply, You are totally right on, about the "right tool for the job" etc, etc.. What job is the XCR best at? Target competitions etc?? And at what range would it be best suited to excel in? Since the Savage's reach can exceed the accuracy of the XCR when given the...

I have never owned a left handed bolt, but I have always shot left handed, and used my right hand to actuate the bolt. Now having the option to own the left handed Savage 10FP. Do you think that switching to a truly left handed bolt rifle after a few years of shooting a right handed bolt...

gvnwst- Thanks, I forgot to mention the Savage would have the basic synth stock, not the one from HS Precision or Mcmillan. And also I'm a south paw, if that makes a bit of difference. I know Savage makes a left handed 10FP & the XCR has a case deflector.

Hello forum, this is my first post here & would like to thank my fellow firearms enthusiast in advanced. And for the knowledge that is displayed here on a daily basis. So thanks! Okay, my goal is to accurately shoot targets at 300 - 600 yards. 600 yards being maximum. Mostly bench shooting at...