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steves

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  1. During 2007 one of my friends gave me a XD 9MM subcompact and I liked it so much I bought an XD subcompact in S@W40 and a XD Tactical in S@W40 as well. They are not like a tricked out high end 1911. But I really like the way they feel for some odd reason. The XDMs are from what I have heard from friends that own them outside of The Socialist State Of Kal-e-fornia say they are wonderful. After all these years I realized that due to my ability A target trigger doesn't make me target shooter.

  2. I would keep the Glock. 40S@W is a good caliber and I am sure you have ammo stocked up just because you should. During the Obama ammo shortage there was always some 40 S@W and 9mm at the 2 local Walmart because 40S@W is a homeland defense caliber And 9MM is military. You want at least 1 - 40S@W and at least 1 - 9MM along with at least 5 each magazines. Buy aaother Glock. They are point of aim interchangeable so you can automatically transistion between them without thought. I do that with XDs and 1911s as they have the same point of aim when you get the feel of them,Glocks are a bit different no biggie but since you have the Glock why fight it besides the 9mm Glock is the ultimate 9mm.

  3. I went to the music store with my son and on the wall was a Fender Eric Clapton replica Strat. I picked it up and tried to play it . I had to complain to the store manager and tell him the guitar was broken because I didn't sound like Eric Clapton. Moral of the story a $1500.00 guitar doesn't make you a $1500.00 guitar player.

  4. You really do not have to put much effort into cleaning the rifle just make sure it is well lubed. Maybe clean it after 250 rounds to keep yourself happy then it doesn't have to be spotless. If you sight it in at 50 yards the pullet should be on at 200 yards. The majority of soldiers can learn how to clean it so can you. The AR is a really simple rifle .

  5. The first .44Mag I shot was my fathers late 60's vintage Model 29 S&W. I don't know how long I pestered him to let me shoot it, but he finally let me fire it with some of his target handloads. I remember it made me feel like a grown up. The .44 seems almost wimpy now compared to my 454 Casull and 500 S&W.
    I shot a 44 mag Super Blackhawk It sucked . Then I shot a Redhawk way way better then I tryed a 454 Casall at the range and it was way way better than the Super blackhawk. I am not sure I want to try anything bigger.
  6. Look at the Dillon 550 reloading press ,it is pricy but I have had one since the early 90s or so. I am totally pleased with it last Christmas the primer feed mess up so I called in for the lifetime no BS warranty and it was truly no BS !!. The rep interviewed me. What he did was make sure I got all the parts I needed for the repair and then some, they were generous. Then any upgraded parts that I should have had from the upgrades over the years I didnt get [or need because the machine had been flawless,I maintained it per instructions though as this was the first problem I have ever had] and even made sure I received the updated manual. I was most impressed and 3 days later all of the parts were in the mail. 10 minutes later I was reloading. I have loaded 38 sp,45acp,357 mag, 9mm, 40S@W, 223, 308,30-06 @ 300 Weatherby mag and I watched one of my buds load 338 Lapua mag on his Dillon 550.

  7. I really don't like shooting rifles that much. I do not know why. Glocks work well !!!It is the UMC ammo. I like expensive 1911 but you can buy 3 or more Glocks for the price of a nice 1911. And the Glocks are probably more reliable. But then I shot this guys 1911 race gun and it was magic. But then for what is cost magic should be expected.

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