I put a couple cylinders each through my Bisley .44 Special and my Bearcat. I also checked the zero on my Ruger American Ranch .300 Blackout, ran a couple mags through my M&P15T, and a few mags through my M&P40 2.0C.
I put a couple cylinders each through my Bisley .44 Special and my Bearcat. I also checked the zero on my Ruger American Ranch .300 Blackout, ran a couple mags through my M&P15T, and a few mags through my M&P40 2.0C.
Great info, thanks!
I have a lot of Trail Boss on hand and a rifle can in jail. I should spend some time this summer on 223 subs.
Do your TB loads cycle the action?
As an aside, TB is my favorite powder for nonsensical fun loads. I love it with a 120gr 32cal lead bullet in my 308win.
Chris
Play that song about the Irish chiropodist. Irish chiropodist? "My Fate Is In Your Hands."
I put 230 rounds through my new G48. 200 115gr FMJ and 30 147gr HST. No malfunctions. It shoots a touch low, but that could just be the factory sights which weren't the most visible for me at an indoor range.
With my last 50 rounds, I shot Dot Torture. I scored a 48/50. The two misses, both single hand (strong, then weak) are poor trigger control and a bit of fatigue from running through 200+ rounds in a short period of time.
The non-bullet marks on the paper are where it has been knocking around my range bag for months.
Chris
Impressive
Hey guys, I like the Reaction Rod idea but also thought it was a little salty for what it is, and somehow just tripped over a Brownells brand alternative:
https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-t...?sku=080000637
And they also have a AR-10 version.
G34 in ESP at the local IDPA Match. 115g WWB/Magpul 17 rd mags/Bladetech OWB/CCC Basic Mag Carriers/Graith Belt/Gap closed front 1/4 cover garment
G35 in ESP at a local IDPA Match. 180g Speer Gold Dot-Same holster/mags pouches/belt etc. as above
http://www3.telus.net/gamegetter/Operate3.html
I keep thinking about buying 1 or 3 of these for subsonic silliness in various lever and bolt guns. Not like I haven’t spent way more money for similar experiments.
Great find. Considerably cheaper than the Geiselle RR, and on par with the Magpul BEV Block pricing.
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Today, my wife and I went out to try some carry gun options for her. She found the 365 to be the easiest to shoot well, followed by the 43. She didn't care for any of the 380's, mostly due to size. She's a tiny thing, but their small size made them harder to shoot than the slightly larger 9mm's. That's pretty common knowledge around here, but those were her observations as a novice shooter.
After sorting out some grip and trigger finger placement issues with the various sized guns, she did incredibly well. She's so patient and purposeful on the trigger press. I couldn't be more proud (and impressed).
All performed 100% with Fiocchi 115gr 9mm, Hornady 124gr +P 9mm, and S&B .380acp.
She tried...
LCP
LCP II
G42
G43
365
For funzies...
G19.5 RMR
G45 RMR
Last photo is her 7 round group at eight yards, shooting a 19.5 with RMR for the first time. She really liked the dot.
All of my new-to-me K frames:
I didn't paint the sights on the 65, but I'll do that in short order.
All of them shot well. Me, not so much. It's been too long.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.