WILKEY
SO FAR CHANGE SUCKS!!!!!!
Dude throw it under your seat. Your thinking to much......... Unless you have random searches....
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- Thread starter MCrider
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Dude throw it under your seat. Your thinking to much......... Unless you have random searches....
- Location
- Jackson MI
Painted up the lettering
And these followed me home today that makes 6 now....i have a problem.
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Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
It has only just begun...I'm thinking of picking up a full sized SR9 for the range and concealing the SR9c in an undisclosed location in my vehicle. Within easy reach if I need it but likely to pass 95% of vehicle searches still.
In case anyone is interested, this is what 1500 rounds of 9mm looks like.
Second pic is what my grouping is looking like at 10 yards after 4 trips to the range and 200 rounds.
In case anyone is interested, this is what 1500 rounds of 9mm looks like.
Second pic is what my grouping is looking like at 10 yards after 4 trips to the range and 200 rounds.
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swapmeet
Brotastic
- Location
- Arlington TX
Good people!
- Location
- Jackson MI
This seems to be another new expensive hobby.....why cant i find cheap hobbies.
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swapmeet
Brotastic
- Location
- Arlington TX
Yeah, and getting in to it now is the worst possible time IMO.
OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
Anyone else looking into reloading? I've been doing the math and coming up short on reloading for the 9mm. Basically I can buy and shoot new for only $25 more per 1000 rounds. (pricing based on average cost of mid grade components purchased from Cabelas while reusing my own collected brass = $.18/round.). I would have to be able to reload for $0.10 or less to consider making the investment.
I did manage to find a pretty nice used Dillon RL550 progresive press locally for $275. It's set up for .44 Mag but $30 would get you set up for a different calibre. I'm pretty tempted but unless I either pick up another gun or start shooting 250-500 rounds a month or more then I just don't see it worth the investment.
I did manage to find a pretty nice used Dillon RL550 progresive press locally for $275. It's set up for .44 Mag but $30 would get you set up for a different calibre. I'm pretty tempted but unless I either pick up another gun or start shooting 250-500 rounds a month or more then I just don't see it worth the investment.
It pretty much comes down to that. But you can make loads tailored to your gun(s) and/or make real nice quality rounds.
Bet 99% of people couldn't tell the difference between a handload and a factory load and id be willing to bet that most dont care anyways
- Location
- Florida
I own a taurus pt140 pro millennium .40cal no issues love it
- Location
- 3 stacks and a rock, California
I never used a chrono. I never came close to published max loads, either. You don't typically load for max velocity. Load development starts at a little above published minimum and you increase towards max (but staying below it) until you find the best grouping. If it's for a semi, you also need to find the spot where it cycles the best.
The guy with the ++++P+++++ loads was doing it with Hi-Points no less.
- Location
- 3 stacks and a rock, California
I cared
And I knew some special people that would find max loads in loading manuals and then add 20% powder. :clown:
All guns are tested from the factory to shoot 5 rounds of loads that are 3 times the max load advertised. would I do this? no. +P is the highest Ill go.