Jct1911

Curious as to what you consider the best? No being condescending, genuinely interested, doesn't always translate in text. I have my own favorites(STI poly & 10-8flat).

Walked into LGS in Jackson today. $549....same as a new gen4 21, I just walked back out.

I'm in for one. I'd like the flat trigger if possible, but not a deal breaker.

As above, CRS aka the gun shop in Corinth is a hidden gem http://www.crscomputers.com/gunshop/ Also, in savannah,tn Sure Match, half auto body and half gun store and reloading supplies

Another vote for Springfield, mil-spec in the $600 range, loaded model at $800 and the range officer in the middle. I bought 2 RO's, the first was that good.

Same here. Just cause it's a pistol caliber doesn't mean its light. The heavy bolt and buffer usually puts these weighing in a little over an AR in 5.56 in same configuration. I had a kel tec sub2k for a g17 at one point, it was a laser beam to 50yds, sold when I swore off glocks for about 3yrs. I may re-visit it again since I've returned to the fold.

Neither look right to me. I like the TNW Aero for non-AR pcc. http://www.tnwfirearms.com/mobile/Product.aspx?ProductCode=ASRX-CPLT-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

5.56 not .223 is 3100fps(yes I know the difference). Depending on the chamber and brass being used, you will most likely find that accuracy is best at the top of the .223 range data and maybe overlapping into 5.56 data. I always put it on paper first and work from there. Chrono is usually my last step working in .1grn steps to dial in. My most accurate loads are all over book max .223 data.

Hope your hunting with plugs in. That brake will kill your ears. You went with the right parts in the right places for sure.

Curious as to what you may have in mind design wise?

Guns break. Anyone who owns a pro knows they are the real deal.

Blowback isn't really a great idea with bottleneck cartridges. It'll ruin your brass quickly. That's why you don't see any .357 sig blowback carbines. DI would work assuming you can get enough weight and port pressure.

FWIW, Sake is actually fermented wine made from polished rice. No distillation. One of my favorites with Japanese food.

Looks like your right and I should study up on the changes. I'm waiting on two form 1's as we speak. Also looks like the 4" minimum on barrel length for centerfire pistols is no longer there.

We can't hunt with SBR's here. Rifle caliber pistols, yes. If hunting then either build a 16" rifle or dedicated pistol. I left mine as a pistol, 10'5". For hunting I loaded 125gr Sierra PH over a stout load of Lil gun for about 2150fps. Took a small doe at 187yds 2 years ago. This year I'll use the hornady 125 grain SST over LiL Gun if I decide to use the pistol.

The Iguana Shot 1oz Cuervo 1/2oz Baileys Hardest Hitter: The 4 Horsemen all mixed together, this accounts for the only time I got truly blackout drunk, no recollection of events after that drink, just waking up next morning. That was my 29th b-day. 1oz Johnnie Walker Red 1oz Jose Cuervo 1800 1oz Jack Daniels 1oz Jim Beam

True, but maybe best not to post on the interwebs. Any "good" moonshiner hasn't any "friends" to speak of.

Not a hobby. Illegal. Beer and wine yes. Distillation without a license no. You can get a liscense for fuel purposes.

Too bad about your travel requirement. A couple real 1911 smith a little more north of Nashville. Tim Calhoun is a shooter and builder http://www.calhouncustomfirearms.com Dave Severns is known in the custom 1911 world and recently relocated to Mt. Juliet http://www.severnscustom.com/#2801

Lots of casters I know of actually shoot .358 in 9mm. 9mm bores are all over the place, especially surplus and foreign guns. With jacketed, standard is .355 for the auto's and .357 for revolvers. 35cal rifles(358winchester, etc..) use .358 jacketed bullets.

I scored it in Jackson.

Pretty neat, thanks!

"Where you listening to the Dude's story, Donnie?" Sorry, kidding around. It's called Perfecta, made in Italy. Rumor has it that it is re-branded Tula BrassMax.

I wouldn't own a $700 kimber(yes I'm a FPS snob) but that is ridiculous.

Stopped by wal mart in Jackson after working 8p-8a. The nice gentleman in sporting goods was walking up with a buggy full of un-opened ammo. I asked if I could get some stuff from the case, one box of perfecta .308 was there for $7. He said, "I think I've got more in this cart and I've got all the other perfecta stuff it's a great deal.". I said I'll take 2 boxes of each, 9,40, 45,.308. He said if you want a deal I have a 1k case of the .308, $374. I said no thanks but thanks. I added 3 boxes of Tula 7.62x39 for $5.47 a box. That's 400 rounds for $80. I reload everything but having loaded ammo is a luxury at times, got it while I could. Of course, no .22's.