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IMR4350 with 106gr hillbilly bullet

We can everything. Just finished canning a whole hog (except the tenderloin) and will be putting up 5 rows of peanut beans this week.

That's what Im saying   Sometimes your better off not saying a thing :shrug:

I would have to vote for the XDM also

Not sure where to find one but it is available in 9mm   SIG SAUER introduces the P224, the first true subcompact in its classic all-metal firearms line. Ideal for concealed or off-duty carry, the P224 offers all of the features consumers expect, with one small change. Based on the P229®, one of the most prolific sidearms in federal law enforcement, the P224 takes the same hammer-fire reliability and lightweight all-metal frame and puts them in a subcompact package with all of the familiar SIG SAUER controls and functions. Despite its small size, the P224 maintains a double-stack magazine for a capacity of 11 rounds of 9mm and 10 rounds of .40S&W or .357SIG giving the P224 a decided advantage over most subcompact competitors. Newer model P229 magazines can also be used for an even greater round count.  

Welcome from Clinton

Thanks Gentleman,

I am in a quandary. I have not been reloading long but came up with an awesome load for my 38 super and 9mm using Bullseye  powder. Now I cant find any.   What is going to be close to Bullseye and where could I find some   Im looking to get into casting since bullets are so hard to find. What lead is best to protect the barrels or is there a difference in lead   I have read a bunch of posts on casting and looking forward to Gordons step by step tutorial  

That's what I was thinking when I read the title LOL Spots get off his d@@n knife

Awesome. I love it. I have several file that belonged to my Grand Paw, almost smooth from use. Wasn't sure what to do with them put knew I would not get rid of them. You have inspired Sir.

Awesome looking set up

Very Nice

Are you allowed to shot reloaded ammo in IDPA. I was under the impression that it had to be factory loads

A bull barrel would finish the looks but nice as is

Very Nice Find,

Thats awesome, has anyone used one. wondering about the accuracy.

very nce

Robin, nice find. Please let us know how you like it. I have been wanting this same pistol for some time. But have heard there are feed problems. Hopefully You can derail these rumors.

Will Cary. I guess you would have to call them Brockman grips. I cut the tree, splated the lumber and made the grips. Spots, i dont normally make and sell grips because im so busy with work. Someday i hope to do so and become a vendor here. Will have to see if time and interest play out

Thanks Gentleman I tried to find a set of Ruger emblems but failed miserably

Made these for a friend that wanted to ''Fancy up" his baby a little Stock Ruger Grips Set of grips I made. Spalted Maple Im really happy with the way they turned out

Thats Awesome. Thanks for sharing

Very Nice

Awesome looking blade

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