Recent content by K40

Love mine. Only 50 rds of American Eagle and 50 rds Blazer Brass - but not one malfunction. Filed down the peening, but if Ruger offers to fix it free of charge, I will think about sending it in. Now I need to start trying SD ammo...

To each their own I guess. Personally, I would never carry a gun with a manual safety...if needed I would prefer to just pull the trigger, a safety would be one more thing to worry about in an already stressful situation. The XD with a safety does seem pointless, Springfield is probably...

I am waiting on reviews also, I had always been considering the kel-tec - but if the lcp is reliable, it will be my next purchase. I hoping a flood of range reviews come in the next couple months...by the way, I don't think the lcp has a slide stop, just a slide release - may be wrong though.

Of course! Doh! Thanks..

What is the blue strip? A loaded chamber indicator? Actually doesn't look to bad overall. Hope the peening isn't serious, was this of major concern to Kel-Tec owners? Was considering a Kel-Tec, but if the ruger is reliable I will pick one up.

So we have received some good news here in NV, it is better than nothing...Anyway, I am a resident of NV -I have both a UT and NV permit. I recently purchased a new XD-45 but have not gotten around to adding it to my NV permit - so with UT being recognized by NV now, can I carry this gun in NV...

I've heard the tc mag sabots are basically pistol bullets, I would go with something polymer tipped...

I just harvested a cow elk here in Nevada with a Hornady Sabot,.50cal 300 GR SST. It was propelled by 150 grains of triple 7(pellet) out of a TC omega, one shot and she was down - the bullet completely fragmented inside, with one shard exiting. I highly recommend the Hornady Sabots.

I currently have NV and UT permits - so, no joy for me? What about car carry?

"Hey, Let us steal your water, we need it more and we need it NOW!)" sadly very true...dealing with this in Lincoln County now:fire:

Utah

I am thinking I will try the 300 grain Mag-Sabot from Thompson Center, is this a properly constructed bullet?

...And I should add that I am using a .50 Thompson Omega.

Would a 300 grain sabot pushed by 150 grains be enough to take down an elk? What are your preferences?

I guess it is more popular than I thought:) Does anyone think using this ammo would cause problems in court, espcially after a SD incident?