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The first auto loader I shot was my dad's Walther PPK/S in 380 ACP. The first auto loader I purchased was a Beretta 92FS, that was in 1993 and I still have it!

Commonality is my reason. AR that accepts glock mags, allowing range trips without loading the truck down. The truck gets loaded down regardless, but the logic is sound!

Glad to hear they have a reputable CS group. I have purchased most everything from individual parts to complete uppers/lowers. I have yet to have a reason to contact them and would be thrilled to keep it that way.

You can check palmetto state Armory. They have house branded D&H 30 Rd mags for 6 or 7 dollars each. I ordered a dozen several weeks ago, they work with 5.56, 300 B/O, and 458 socom.

I bought some 380, 9mm, and 45acp Saturday, just to replenish some of the ammo I have shot over the last 2 weekends.

One each of S&W performance Center 1911's.

Does anyone know anything about this?

7-12 was my vote. Hard as it is to believe, I do sleep. And yes I do dream but not every dream deals with guns!

Setting up my wife her own gunsmith work shop. Working toward building more guns than buying. Buying reloading equipment and stock piling reloading components. This is my short list, will still have to contend with impulse buys.

I do not own a 30/30, never peaked my interest enough to acquire one. All other bases are sufficiently covered!

That gun is in the infancy of conception! Good for anything from humanly killing flies to leveling entire mountains. Exceptional accuracy from point blank to 2 miles. Has the recoil of a red Ryder BB gun and can be concealed while only wearing a thong!

I have a 7.5", 10.5", 16", 18", and 20" barreled AR15's. With standard muzzle devices, from 16 - 20, there is no discernable difference in perceived noise. Linear compensators are a horse of a different color of which I do not own, so have no experience to share.

The only thing I can add is, they are not left-hand friendly with stick mags. Your trigger finger, palm pad tends to release the mag while shooting!

Rem222 has yet to write anything new. What was he asking about, barrel length vs. accuracy or barrel length vs. noise reduction?

3 using a Marlin 1894. Ammo was loaded by a friend, 300 gr SJFP and a little on the hot side. First was 60+ yds, stationary, slight angle front of chest shot, dropped where shot. Second was running less than 10 yds, side chest shot, rolled up. Third was just under 40 yds running, chest shot...

Anyone have one of these, if so, are they decent laser setups? Bought one yesterday, it was marked down from $99 to $49 new in packaging.

Wareagle as to your barrel close ups, I just looked at both of my LCP's. One has never been fired (except by factory) and the other has less than a hundred rounds through it. The barrels look identical externally, no wear marks what so ever.

Lacquer coated ammo is not the problem, it's the steel case ammo. But being you fired brass after with no ill effects, I think you are correct in blaming the reassembly. The problem with steel cases are that they do not seal the chamber when fired like brass. This allows unburnt powder and...

According to him it has a lot of the bluing missing, but the wood is unscratched. He is supposed to get me the serial number before the weekend.