I've had two incidents on the range where high-speed bits of brass were plated onto my glasses.
I've also seen other folks with bounced lead chunks that tried to attack their eyes but their glasses blocked them.
Stuff like that is a cautionary tale to wear eye pro.
200+ million standard capacity magazines to be entered into the NFA registry too.
*and* under current regs anything in the NFA registry requires prior permission before transporting across state lines too.
The CCI #400 (small)is intended for lower pressure rifle cartridges.
The CCI #450 (small) is the recommended product for the higher pressure rifle cartridges (.223 Rem for example)
I would put more trust in Brownell's issue detector than Midway's.
Midway twice ended up with massive US ITAR export fines for shipments to Canada
(theoretically trying to comply with ITAR) before giving up on the Canadian marketplace for US exports.
I haven't heard any comparable stories...
I prefer stainless steel in firearms when available.
BTW, you can chemically blacken stainless steel if reflection is an issue for the application.
I believe S&W 6906 had an aluminum alloy frame, stainless slide.
Alternatively, buy ahead enough that you can readily ride out the sporadic surges in demand. My definition of "enough"
for ammunition and reloading component stocks has evolved over the last 10+ years (at least 3 banics/panics).
n.b. Canadian retail is mostly at the mercy of US mfgr and...
1/3" (0.333) brass rods fit 9mmx19 and .38/.357 bores nicely. The better fit to the bore for a squib rod the better it works.
Good to test beforehand so there are no surprises.
found this:
What's the FDNY 200 round rule? FDNY fire codes state that you can only have 200 rounds of ammunition max in your home in NYC. Not 200 rounds of each caliber, it's 200 total - period. more than 200, counting each round of ammunition and each primer separately.Jul 26, 2013
Lockable door multi-shelf storage cabinet for the ammo cans. The tricky part is to confirm the per-shelf weight limit is at least 200 lbs each.
Here is a Canadian example...
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