Hotshot

Thanks to all!

When I ordered the crown cutting tool, I saw the the MidwayUSA/Potterfield video.  Looks like fun.  I'll end up with a 20" 700 BDL.

So, someone could have damaged it with a jag or rod and gas did the damage you see in the picture.  I'll buy that.  I have not shot the rifle, knowing it would not shoot well. The damaged area is higher than the land which could raise pressure in that area.  I bought it with the idea of cutting it down two inches.

Help me out. Does anyone know what this is? It's near the muzzle on an old Rem700 .30-06, the rest of the barrel looks clean with a bore scope. [/URL]">http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/75932-test-photo-upload/[URL=http://s883.photobucket.com/user/hotshot428/media/700brl.jpg.html][/URL]

If I can't get Critical Defense, I use Fiocchi w/XTPs. 9mm and .380. The last bunch I got used Starline Ni-brass. Really good stuff, IMHO.

No.

I never understood why people will buy a nice gun then feed it crap for ammo.

Here we go again.

My God, I've got ammo all over the house. Long term storage in a lockable old civil defense locker though.

I get .1 or better from mine measured with a digital scale. I ran some graphite through mine to lube and de-static. I'd try throwing until it improves. Ball powder?

1962 Pontiac Sky Chief.....wide trac

Has anyone ever failed the course??

I'd recommend a revolver for your 1st handgun. Glock style guns are not for beginners.

I just bought a new gun at Austin's. Couldn't get the takedown pin out. "Nothing we can do" was the stores response so it's been sent to Miami for repair, 4-6 weeks. Next gun I buy I'll takedown in the store to inspect before I buy.

I can't believe this thread is still alive.

I too visually check each case for head stamp, condition, and primer hole. I would throw away any 9x18 brass that went through a 9x19 die and check my die for damage. I throw each charge and double check powder level. I don't trust a auto-disk measure yet with small charges like those in 9mm. The consequences are too great. I still consider myself a rookie (about 500 rounds) and I'm very careful and read a lot.

Too funny.

Welcome to Tennessee. Why Smithville?

Indeed this is true. I buy almost all my ammo online.

Ditto.

:screwy:Chill out dude. Some of us married women who can think. They are partners, not subjects.

Welcome. That's "patron" state......

I think I'm gonna cry.:clap:Good post.