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Mike1000

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  1. I reckon that, deep deep down, you secretly hanker for a 6.5CM. First step to freedom is admitting it to yourself!
  2. I have a HAM license but am wary of the emergency tag as I'd be nervous of being targeted when I'm in certain areas. Would be interested to hear your experience.
  3. Not in the market right now, but Whisper is a solid guy to deal with. Thankfully I’m not too close to Chattanooga as that 870 is tempting!
  4. I'm just gonna leave this one here....... https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2022/04/19/smith-meth-son-diy-gun/
  5. If you’re up my way at any stage, I’ll measure the chamber for you. Bring a couple of the bullets you’re using.
  6. Be better to measure the CBTO and load to that length buddy. You may not be giving up as much case volume as you think.
  7. Nice job and great value! They do say a rifle takes on the characteristics of it’s owner
  8. That's a bit of a length of string question TBH. It depends on the brand, how many calibers you want to load, match or standard dies, etc. etc. I have a Hornady LnL which was about $600 including a couple of die sets and shell plates, but that was a few years ago before prices of everything went nuts. My buddy bought a Dillon about 18 months ago and paid more than that for just the press. We both now load multiple calibers and multiple thousand rounds per year. Both presses are ultra reliable so it really comes down to preference on brands. I can see advantages and disadvantages to both. Apart from a Lee Loadall for 12 gauge, I don't really have experience of other brands so can't comment.
  9. I just got an email from Glockstore this morning and they are giving discounts on slide milling and Cerakoting. Still very expensive though at $441 for the cut and $135 for the cerakote. Would nearly be as cheap to sell your current G45 and buy a new MOS for that money. The code for the discount is Kote10 if you're interested.
  10. Mike1000

    FTE Issues

    I remember buying mounting screw from Battlewerx when I fitted my G45 with a Holosun. They do a whole range of screws for different applications.
  11. Here you go: https://www.capitol.tn.gov/Bills/112/Bill/HB2521.pdf
  12. You don't really need to buy a guide TBH. There are several websites with detailed info and practice tests you can use. I already knew stuff like the phonetic alphabet, electrical/mechanical safety, and the circuit diagrams, the only bit I struggled with (and got wrong in the exam) were remembering things like which portions of bands were CW only. I still scored 33/35.

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