Recent content by Walkalong

Yea, it's a very fine ball powder and meters extremely well. Even finer than AA #2.

Neither lead nor jacketed is the real answer. Midrange to 80%+ jacketed is generally safe, sometimes full jacketed is ok, just depends on the caliber, bullet, etc. Over the years people like Ranier, Berrys, etc have said everything from lead to full jacketed, and have changed back and forth...

👍 Well dang it, their system didn't like my address either (Sigh, use it all the time), they still had the hospital in my address list, which is where I got a lot of stuff shipped to over the years. At least I can call them tomorrow and get it straight. :)

And it's a done deal, thanks guys. My nephew will love it no doubt. Anyone notice that the new CZ Varmint was left handed? ;)

I was wondering about that one…..just might be the ticket….

They don't like my address, so I can't order one, I tried. Some places are funny about how you put the PO Box in, which is part of my billing address. I asked them to call me via email...........crickets. My only communication from them was check with my bank, but that's not the issue...

Out of Thunder Duds? Correct. At least try some Aguila standard velocity, or Blazer, or CCI-SV (standard velocity) Or even better, some match ammo to match up with a fine old gun. Try some things and see what it likes https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/new-cz-varmint-22-lr.929942/

I imagine they could add that with an update. I didn’t mind it, but steps saved are always good

Ubiquitous I like stuff that works, and especially if it works well for me, great is even better. I don’t care if everyone else in the world has one, or no one else has one.

Yep, loved my P-365 so much........got a Macro with a red (green actually) dot. Still carry the smaller P-365. Banging steel out to 75 yards (18" plate at 75 - 16" at 53)

And done.

Why you should stop resisting being one of the crowd and choose the P-365. Sights are easy to shoot for old eyes. Shoots "bigger" than it is, recoil is not as much as I expected, softer than expected. Very accurate and easy to shoot well, especially for a small gun. Feeds, fires, ejects...

I suspect this is 100% correct. I haven't played with the new LabRadar, but bought a Gramin and it's great, stupid easy to use, super portable, can hang it off of some rifles.......

Me either, but I take great care to put them away dry and oiled/greased. Rifles are not covered. That said, in general it's risky to store them in a sock or case which would hold any moisture that got in. I started out that way before I knew better, and.........but I never recommend it, too...

I think we still have a couple of die hard neck sizers left. :)