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Took a friend of mine to my range yesterday morning and got to shoot a real piece of history. He has a Springfield Armory M1 Garand, what a gas. The last one I got to shoot was a
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Took a friend of mine to my range yesterday morning and got to shoot a real piece of history. He has a Springfield Armory M1 Garand, what a gas. The last one I got to shoot was a
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We had our Dirty Harry practice match this afternoon (we have two per month)....a couple of times/year, we change things up.....once/year, we will shoot...
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If I have to full length resize or run a case through the body sizer, I use the messy ol'' lube pad with RCBS lube. Messy but effective. I put everything in the tumbler after deprime and size, so
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(That club has a range the length of your arm. What''s the range of bad guy''s gun?) "Incapacitate the shooter" with stick man knocking gun out of shooter''s hand. (Good luck getting that
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The biggest secret to a good crimp, is keeping "all" Your cases trimmed to the same length. All cases, even in new ones (even from the same batch) are not necessarily the same length,
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So last week I finally got around to visiting: LuckyGunnergbullets In Kernesville, NC. I spent time with Don discussing powder charges for the 38 Super race gun. I had a problem with it
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These are perfect excuses to rotate your magazines and ammunition after each use including those that have been carried or stored for any significant length of time.
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The brass is range brass, I normally full length size myself. I have never neck sized my self, full length works for me. Beside around here I can get 30 30 brass pretty easy. Yea I am looking
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Many M1A shooters I know have expressed concerns with the SOCOM 16''s reliability due to the short barrel length. This stems from the theory that the short length may prevent the gas
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Overall Length: 35" Extended / 32" Collapsed Stock: 6 Position Telescopic Weight: 6.5 lbs. / 2,948.4 g Barrel Material: 4140 Steel Barrel Finish: Melonite® Receiver Material: 7075 T6
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