BigK

put some Glock stickers on a Hi-Point and post it on Armslist for $400...nobody will know the difference. couldn't resist

How cool would a 7.62x39 vs .223 chess set be?

How about a Rat on a Stick Hat? Tie a rat to a string dangling from a stick mounted on a hat. Sneak up an put it on a zombie and enjoy hours of fun.

Come on, really? There's only one real solution... [media="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tpq8tONBqsI&sns=em"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tpq8tONBqsI&sns=em[/media]

That is freakin' brilliant! I want one...BAD!

Yeah, that's pretty darn high, unless you have hang-ups about shooting surplus (corrosive) ammo.

SGAmmo came up on a GunBot search or I'd have never heard of them. Now, they're gonna be one of the first places I always check when I'm in need.

I'll go buy a hat just to put a TGO patch on it. Sign me up!

...oh yeah, and 400 more rounds of 7.62x39 Seriously, SGAmmo.com is the best! I think I ordered these real late Saturday night and they arrived today. Pretty fast!

It was worth the wait...I got my awesome TGO stickers today!

What What What What You been spending way to much time poppin tags

You can't expect the media to deal in facts or be informed, especially when it might get in the way of their agenda. Besides, they're too busy calculating the shortest path to mass hysteria, democrat re-elections, ratings, advertisement dollars, and ways to prove they're relevant.

Ahhh, the American media, the finest purveyors of lies, gossip, misinformation, and propaganda you'll find anywhere.

Considering mine is a beat to $hi+ Chinese Type 53, these sound really nice, even at that price.   I wish they had similar quality carbines for comparable prices too.

YES!! Glad to have it back.

Sometimes what you are looking for isn't posted for sale anywhere. Sure, you could sell yours and post a WTB thread, but then you're waiting for a response that may never come. I've traded guns before and been very happy with the deal I got. Before seeing the trade offer, I wasn't even considering selling mine, so I never looked for a WTB ad that matched what I had. Luckily, I saw something I wanted and had something the other guy was looking for.

Vista makes ME look like Linux.

Watching those guys test body armor made me think of Bill Engvall....here's your sign

The reason the gun recoil vs bullet impact seems to not make sense is the missing part of the equation. Using a .308 as an example, you're pushing a 150 gr bullet at 2800 fps. The gun actually does have an equal rearward momentum into your shoulder, but it's soooo heavy compared to the bullet.. So, to balance Newton's conservation momentum formula, that 8 pound gun (7000 gr/lb) weighs 56,000 gr, so it only has to be moving at 7.5 fps (I originally said 2.4, but forgot that was yards, not feetactually yds/s). 150gr bullet x 2800 fps = 56000gr gun (8# x 7000gr/#) x 7.5 fps That's why those damn polymer stocks on a Mosin will mess you up!

  I'll write a letter to my congressman to get that law repealed...where do I sign up.

  I know they have to warn you of every little thing for liability purposes, but there's definitely a greater risk. You'll have to decide how much risk you're willing to take, though.       Holy Cow! $150 for a set of dies?

There is an inherent fault with trying to resize 9mm cases to begin with. If the brass is "in spec" the mouth is .380" and the base is .391". Most dies use a carbide ring to resize, so you simply cannot resize the entire length of a 9mm case. Any die that used a full length carbide insert that accounts for this taper will be quite expensive, if one even exists (I'm not sure).   Nonetheless, straightening the side walls with the deprimer and then again with a Lee Factory Crimp die once the bullet is seated will take enough of the bulge out to use the brass. Just don't expect brass to last long if it's ONLY shot from a Glock. This constant overworking of the base of the brass will make it brittle.

I don't know what caliber you're loading, but I'm guessing it's a pistol round (9mm? 40S&W?). If you're picking up range brass, odds are you'll get a lot of brass shot from a Glock, which are notorious for leaving bulged cases. The case is not fully supported by the chamber, like you said. Glocks aren't the only ones, but due to their popularity, it's the most likely explanation.   I've only seen the Lee Loader once and never actually seen it used. So, I don't know the specifics very well. Does the resizing die only go down the case part of the way?   Once you get a press set up, you'll be able resize the full length of the case. That'll take that bulge out...MOSTLY. 9mm cases are tapered though and the bulge doesn't always completely go away.

  I guess we're to assume they don't think most of their audience is smart enough to wonder about such or this is another bizarro zombie world were the plumbing still works with nobody to operate the water purification plants?

With all the ammo S&W gives him, ol' Jerry would have the zombie population thinned out pretty darn quick.