Recent content by saberstitch

Here's my 50 DE and 500SW Also a look at the ammo - both reloads

Shotgun News had an article a ways back about converting one to 45acp. There is a kit that has a new carbine barrel and a block that converts the mag-well to accept regular 1911 mags. Normally I would frown on someone butchering one like that, but if it's already bubba'd...why not. It would...

I tried to set up an internet account with them....never could get it to work. I had my rep. add me to his monthly email list for specials....never have received a single email. I ordered 2 Steyr M95's from them...was told they were waiting for them to come in...for over a month. Meanwhile SOG...

If I remember correctly, we gained the additional vote in the Senate after the House ammended the bill. It passed the Senate and then the House ammended it to include Churches and places of worship as prohibited places. When it went back to the Senate for approval, it gained one voter (I...

Those aren't caps.....it is just a larger font size. It wouldn't be yelling, more like speaking loudly......

My last reloads for the 204 ran just shy of $8.25 per 50. I buy a lot of my supplies at gun shows when the prices are good and otherwise buy local at gun shops or Gander Mountain. Sometimes I tack supplies on at Midway when I have an order in there. Going with Midway's prices, 8lb's of powder...

I think the 204 is much more versatile than the 17hmr. You can reload it cheaper than a 17hmr as well. Personally, if it was me, I would let her complain. From the way you described it, she moved out there recently. She is now complaining about an existing condition. She should have...

Depending on what gun I wish to sell, I may ask have to ask for a driver's license and record the number. I recently sold a yugo sks and a M1 Garand. I have a C&R license and have to put the license number and birth date of the buyer in my bound book. If a person refuses to give me that info...

According to our news cast this morning, Cheney didn't even have a hunting license. When asked about it, his staff said it was an oversight and he'd mail a check in. I wish that would work for every regular joe. I would love to go hunting and then, if caught, offer to pay for a license and be...

For Valentines day my wife got bling, bang & boom. She scored a diamond ring, a Marlin 17hmr and a 12" sub for her Mustang. She is out of town for work all this week, so she'll have to wait to play with them. Last night I took advantage of her absence and finished putting together an ar-15...

Century Arms used to have the .32 acp cylinders. I am not sure if they have them anymore. If you keep your eyes open, you will find them from time to time. Having said that, most people don't buy them. Those that have often times have mixed reviews. If seems some revolvers like the new...

I would agree with the .38. I have a DE 50 and also a SW 500. I wouldn't want to fire either off indoors without ear protection, much less in the dark. I think the concussion alone would dissable the attacker and you. I also have a 357 DE and have fired it a few times without earmuffs. It...

I use Titegroup for my .45 and am very happy with it. I also like to use as few different powders as possible. I use Titegroup for my 45, 40 and light 500 S&W loads.

It does seem he is pretty desperate to get the slums filled back up and people back in...possibly because his election is coming up and he probably doesn't have much support from the "white milk" as he puts it. :rolleyes:

It is not any better, simply different. It does not have any gunpowder and simply fires from the primer alone. This makes it very quiet. It is also not very powerfull, but will still penetrate a 2x4 pretty good. My wife shoots it in a little 22 revolver when she goes plinking so she won't...