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  1. If you're going to be in Cool Springs, there's a place that recently opened call Inside Out. It's an indoor playground. I don't know what's inside but I work near it. It's near the Galleria, maybe 1/2 mile away(down Baker's Bridge Rd over I-65)

  2. I loved my G32 but cost to much to shoot a lot. When I bought it, a box of target ammo was $13, now it's $26 so I sold it. If I were to get another Glock to carry it would most likely be 23 or 27, ammo is reasonably priced and readily available. If I planned on just target shooting a 9mm would be my choice.

  3. I would find the one YOU want and save some money until you have enough to buy it. You will get a hundred different opinions but if your not happy with what you spend $600 on now, every time you pass that gun it the case you really wanted your $600 further away from buying it.

  4. I always admired the look of a PPK but at the time did not want to shell out the money so I opted for a nickel Thunder .380. It was a great gun, I loved how it shot. I read an article a couples years back on how it was more accurate than the Sig and the Walther. I also recommended it to a friend of mine and he loved his too but has since traded it four times over. Now that Hornady has the Critical Defense line for .380, IMO you can't go wrong with the Bersa.

  5. I too have had both a Glock and a 1911. I love how a 1911 feels, shoots and looks but for personal defense the choice without hesitation would be Glock. No manual safeties, no cocked and locked, torture tested reliability, readily available high cap mags and simple tear down just to give you a few reasons. Bullet chambered, ready to fire and in a high stress situation the simplest gun is my choice.

  6. You've never said what "THIS" gun was. A Romanian/Century rifle is hardly worth the effort in the first place, but a VEPR or a well massaged Saiga are certainly capable and well worth the effort.

    It's a mini 30 and I've been contemplating a barrel upgrade, reloading or both, but if sub-moa is unlikely with 7.62 than it's probably not worth the investment.

  7. The problem is bullet size vs. bore size. Of all the commercial 7.62x39 bullets I have measured none have been larger than .309. I have some that measure .307.

    The bolt gun in the link has a .300x.3085 bore. It should shoot those commercial loads better than any .311 AK with a .311 bore.

    And to give you an idea of how much a few thousands make. I have a bolt gun chambered in 45 acp. The bore is .451 and it shoots .452 great, 1/2 inch or less at 25 yards If I load it with .450-.451 bullets it will not group less than a foot at 25 yards. Every thousandth makes a difference.

    Dolomite

    Thanks for info. I assumed the bullets were main reason this caliber's accuracy was low on so many different guns. I guess I'll just keep this rifle as my 100 yd brush gun.

  8. Gun Doc did my trigger. He's the best...

    Welcome to Great West Gunsmithing

    Thanks for the link, I spent an hour watching his videos. I will be sending my trigger to him shortly! I saw another gunsmith who puts a screw in front of the trigger to decrease the take-up and it looked very sketchy. I definitely feel confident having Gun Doc perform the work.

  9. 1968 Camaro- 327, turbo 350 trans, 4.56 posi. I was 16 and THOUGHT I knew how to make it fast! Totally mismatched cam/intake/carb/converter/gear combo! It came with a 307 I rebuilt (absolutely unnecessary, but like I said I was 16) using an inch/lbs torque wrench that my dad had, not even realizing it wasn't ft/lbs. The head gaskets were pouring out coolant so I just tightened them down as tight as I could, got it running and drove about 2 miles until #1 and #2 rods went through the oil pan! That's when the 327 came into place. I look back and wish I would have left it alone, saved all the money I wasted on bs and just drove it and been happy with what I had. Hind sight is definitely 20/20.

  10. I have an Accustrut. I think it improved things, but didn't do a lot of testing. I was also using plain old ammo.

    Accu-strut for Mini-14

    Accu-strut for Mini-14

    Have you had any trigger work performed? I actually have a mini 30 with a 17" barrel and the Mo-reaper muzzle brake/front sight. I have been considering a new barrel from accuracy systems inc but if I could decent groups with a strut, trigger job and the muzzle brake it might not be worth it, unless of course I did a 6.5 Grendel conversion. Life would be so much easier if I didn't love the mini, I could just join the AR crowd!!

  11. My favorite three: Mini 30, 12 gauge coach and PPK

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    The runner up!! Remington 700 vtr in .308. Traded in my Colt Commander for it.

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    The whole collection, minus the Glock 32 I just sold :-\.

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    p.s. the pink P22 is the wife's

  12. Sorry, I must have missed the first post protocol rule in faq. I have been browsing this website frequently for months, mainly the classifieds and I had a question I thought I might be able to get good info for. I apologize to all members for my ignorance.

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