Patton
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Correct, but it is possible to put a beavertail on a previous generation.
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sale-or-trade Pic's Added-Solid Oak Amish Made China Cabinet
Patton replied to AuEagle's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
If it were darker I would be all in for it, but it doesn’t match my other furniture. -
sale-or-trade Pic's Added-Solid Oak Amish Made China Cabinet
Patton replied to AuEagle's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
Which city are you located? -
It started May 25th.
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If anyone is concerned with recoil with this don’t be. Ruger did an amazing job with these. I had the Kodiak which is very similar but with a less user friendly grip.
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Patton replied to ar9x19's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
I bought it. -
Any commanders?
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I have bought some stuff from N GA reloading and I have been to their new location. If you catch something used there it will be a pretty good deal, and I don’t know how but the get some used equipment. I think some things are cheaper at Sportsmans and some things are not.
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I have always been a fan of Sportsmans. Their reloading supplies are very reasonable.
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Most of mine has come from Academy in the last three months. I buy reloading supplies when I find them and at a great deal. The most I pay to reload handgun rounds is about .16 and 9mm is closer to .12 a round or .09 if I cast my own.
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What caliber molds you needing?
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You wouldn’t believe how many 9mm rounds I have loaded into 40 magazines and shot without issues.
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I totally missed your conversation about the 40 Pittbull. I owned one about two years ago. I ran across it at a very reasonable price new. Super tuff finish, very accurate, and not finicky about ammo. It did feel every bit as stout as a 357; it has the same energy without the loudness. It was a little slow to reload. If it weren’t for a great friend waning it I probably would have held onto it.
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If you already have a need for a commercial mower picking up some yards will make a little more sense. I used a 42” Exmark walk behind in the late 90s for a few weeks, but other than that I have mostly used 48”. I have seen a few 32-33” walk behinds used by some people I know and trust their judgements. I think I have seen more Bobcat brand than any. Their reasoning was entering backyard gates. The absolute best mower I ever used was a 48” John Deer hydro walk-behind. It gave over a decade of reliable service without many surprises. However, I am a huge Snapper fan but the new ones don’t have a attachment for a sulky and can be a little heavy.
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How do you guys that find 40 recoil too much make it through daily activities like walking the dog, opening doors, and mowing the grass?
