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If I am not mistaken the flash point for loaded ammo is around 400 degres. Give or take.
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Sorry double post.
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Need some help?
I have plenty ammo, & guns
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Guess I just needed to walk away for a while.
I got it now.
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For some reason the system will not let me renew.
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All I know is the new classifieds have saved me alot of money. About the only thing I look at is new posts, therefore I never see anything for sale anymore.
I did & have bought alot of things from posting on this site & as of right now I have looked at the classified section a total of 2 times.
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What kind of help do ya need?
As far as CHMR I have pretty well stopped going on the weekends. WAAAY tOO many people.
Also i did not like the attitude of the range officer there.
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Just remember on loading for it, it is a Kahr therefore it has a stiff recoil spring & needs to be a little hotter to cycle the action correctly or at least mine does.
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Practically just need something to get started with. After that he can decide if he wants to go farther. It's just for fun playing around the house & keeping the gravel out of the driveway.
Thanks I will post if he decides to get one.
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Great advice. I think yall have pointed us in the right direction. The slash looks good to me. I will see what he thinks of it when he gets home from school.
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What is a good place to start? Thinking of a buggy. This is something he has been thinkin about for a little while & has come to me tonight & I an clueless.
What does he need to start?
How much to operate?
Normal wear & tear?
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I thought I saw on here a while ago that someone had an extrs hobby playing with these cars & trucks. My son is getting interested & we are looking for a little info.
Any help will be apreciated.
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Never understood the hype over their mediocre, over-priced food, so it won't be difficult to stay away from that place.
My thoughts exactly!
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How much is 9mm ammo these days? Myself I would be looking for a .223 bolt gun. Has many more uses than a .22 or 9mm with ammo around $40 per 100.
With a bolt gun vs a carbine semi you would save quite a bit with the slower action.
Also with the acuracy & vilocity of the .223 you can shoot much longer distances. If you wish.
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BigK I load:
9mm, 45ACP, 38 Spl, 41 Rem mag
.223, 6.5 Jap, 303 Brit, 7.62x54r, .243 win, 30-06, 7mm Mag, .270 win, 22-250, 45-70 Gov, .444 Marlin,
Have dies & brass but sold the rifle in 22 hornet, & getin started in 30-30.
I also cast my Boolits for 9mm ,45 ACP,38 Spl, & 45-70. I will cast for others as soon as I get some more molds.
I also may have a 35 rem on the way.
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This is mine. i have added a shelf for the powder & dies but it is basically the same.
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That's awesome stuff! Was your "skips" live or cut? I'm trying to learn new tricks here....
I've read that live bream is deadly on cats....
We used the skipjack as cut bait. Very stinky & a natural food so not as muck "playing" around with the bait.
As said big hooks & a gaff to pull in the big ones.
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Skipjack for bait
These were 30 & 35lbs. Cought at Wheeler on jugs. It was the only 2 fish we cought that day.
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WOW wanna sell it??
Congrats. I would like to have a .44 mag.
It is the next on my "list"
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Wareagle you could try these guys. I bet they would have the best info on parts.
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I mounted mine to the floor with L brackets. I also screwed it to the wall.
I did stain & poly the top to a glass finish with no problems.
Maybe cause I do my casting & dirty work in the shop & load in the house.
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many mango season ago when i lived in miami i got 50 plus geckos from a friend that was in the business. they were sick and he could not sale them. they all lived and i turned them out in the back yard to keep bugs out my mango trees and around the pool.
So your the reason you have to step over so many in Florida!!
. Also have a call.
When is it too hot for ammunition?
in Ammunition and Reloading
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Found this on another forum.
In his book "Gunshot Wounds" Vincent Di Maio describes various experiments where ammunition was heated in ovens. He says that .22 long rifle cartridges detonate at an average of 275F, .38 Special at 290F and 12 gauge shotgun shells at 387F. The interesting thing about these furnace experiments was that in all instances the cartridge cases ruptured, but the primers did not detonate. In fact the primers were removed from some of the ruptured cases, reloaded into other brass and fired.