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  1. I'm sure you already know this, but it's worth saying in case someone less experienced is reading... be careful about shortening and adding more powder at the same time. Pressures can rise quickly doing both.
  2. I know, but it's first only pic wit offset sights I ran across...couldn't resist I've seen the kind you're talking about, though. They are goofy looking. Then again, I've never cared if I look goofy at the range. I've played plinking poker with my Hi-Point, just to make a point and soaked in the laughter.
  3. If Dolomite AND Jerry Miculek use them, they must be good.
  4. I already like Cerakote quite a bit. That's fine work too.
  5. I only have one gun that doesn't jam on rounds longer than 1.14". glad to see you got some solid advice
  6. The mesh filters also don't filter out the oils and other goodies that make the coffee taste better. At least you can use them for cleaning mirrors/windows. They leave almost no lint. mmm...crunchy coffee
  7. The last couple thousand 9mm I loaded were 124 gr HBRN-TP and then the 115 gr HBRN-TP. I didn't even change the OAL that's been working for me (1.125"). I just adjusted the powder charge to compensate for less volume in the case. I haven't had any feeding/accuracy issues at all. I do hear some over on CZFirearms.us saying they're going way down to 1.07 with some bullets to keep the nose out of the rifling. I don't see how they avoid compressing the powder like that.
  8. All the work to figure out an OAL and bullet shape that works in the CZs isn't wasted just on the CZs. I don't have a single other 9mm that won't shoot the ammo my CZs like. Furthermore, by reducing the OAL some, I save powder...win, win
  9. No doubt, easy wins too often. I have a press at home and at work. At work I often finding myself hitting the Kuerig-like machine we have. Sumatra is one of my favorites. Costa Rican Peaberry is good too.
  10. ^^This^^
  11. There's a shop over in Murfreesboro that roasts their own beans several time/week. When the beans are freshly roasted, a froth comes to the top as the beans release CO2. Hard to get beans that fresh at Kroger or Starbucks. If you can stand wading through all the hippies, it's worth the trip.
  12. I think its bada$$ looking. I watched it in action over at www.utas-usa.com and it sounds like a smart design (mags over barrel for low recoil).
  13. Good point, especially since statistics tell us most self defense situations will happen in low light. Then again, unless you have tritium night sights you're only gonna see an outline anyway, if it's real dark. Maybe not even then, since you should have a flashlight on your target to make sure what you're shooting at. BTW...I didn't know that about red disappearing first in low light. Interesting! I have some blue FO that I've been dying to try out.
  14. It's worth the pain to me, but then again, I'm a wee bit obsessed. I keep the beans in the dark until time to grind, double filter the water, carefully measure an ounce of coffee (by weight) for every 16 oz water, let the water heat in the electric kettle to 195 degrees, and never ever let it steep over 4.5 minutes. How's that for obsessed?
  15. I read an interesting website about this. IIRC, we all have differing rods/cones in our eyes. Some people can see greens the best and some can see reds the best. In other words by arranging the colored tiles in the test below from one color to another (the end colors vary to test several colors) they can tell you what colors YOU can see the best. http://www.colblindor.com/color-arrangement-test/
  16. Assuming it's the same for long guns...I have a handguns w/ each of the colors mentioned. I like the red or orange best for outdoor shooting and the green for indoor shooting. The white sights are my least favorite...indoors I can only see the outline and outdoors they get lost in the bright light. I think the basecoat is the key. It really makes a huge difference, IMO.
  17. I'd love to, but furnaces, hot july days, and fat guys don't mix. Sign me up for one in February, LOL.
  18. In the one about the barcode/implant concept did you read that silly crap about weapon systems detecting who they shoot? OMG, reall? The one about face detectors in bars was interesting...no more lying to the wife about working late. She can see you swilling beer at the bar, LOL.
  19. That's how I roll!
  20. BigK

    My name is NoLogic

    I've always thought "virgin" wool was overrated anyway. Give me "just experienced enough to know what fun is" wool any day.
  21. I can't believe some of the comments either. Why do people have so much trouble seeing the evil demonstrated by their actions? I couldn't call someone "good" who could beat and rob an old man like they did. Watch how fast I distance myself from anyone I know who does something this bad. I sure won't go online and defend them just b/c the side of them I knew was different. It'd be clear I didn't know them very well.
  22. That's what I'm talkin about!
  23. BigK

    My name is NoLogic

    Reminds me of the old joke: Why do Scottish men wear kilts? Because a sheep can hear a zipper from a mile away.
  24. I'll be darn, I just Googled it and it seems there are only a couple of major handcuff makers and the keys all look alike.
  25. BigK

    My name is NoLogic

    Huh, huh, huh...You said penetration

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