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I have both a Hornady Two Gun Keypad safe and a Fort Knox Personal Handgun Safe PB4 with Simplex lock. I'd buy the PB4 again.

https://www.theoutdoorwire.com/releases/9f26d21a-d2f4-49e5-8a35-6ad66e6b9179 https://winchester.com/Support/Customers/Winchester-9mm-Luger-115-gr-Recall

From start to finish it took about 2 hours. 1.5 hours of that was hand filing and sanding the areas you have to remove. It was fun, would do again. It's just something to do during the cold months. I didn't use a drill press (I do have one) just a hand drill and a vice and then hand files. They are on sale again on Brownells too, so that's nice.

I have and like the Caldwell on that slips on to a mount that is secured to a picatinny mount. Mfr Part: 530143 You have to buy additional mounts (123904) separately. I bought more than one mount to be able to put it on different AR's. Just don't forget to zip the bag back up when you empty it. Doesn't work quite as well catching brass at that point. Ask my how I know.

Are you measuring across the cannelure? Some companies apply the cannelure 'not in the press' and it's a post process step. So when the cannelure is applied it leaves the metal on the edges raised. The wash is typically not able to 'knock that back down'. You commented they seem out of round too. This also tells me the cannelure was added 'outside of the press'. When done in the press the bullet will go thru a size die so it makes the raised bulge go away and the bullets are round. Measure the bearing surface below the cannelure with a mic if you can. Calipers are not the normal tool for measuring bullet diameter. SAAMI max bullet diameter is 0.2245" +0/-0.0030 So if they are truly 0.2252" they could create a high pressure situation.

Nope.

Most companies have their SDS online. Just need to find them. https://lmgtfy.com/?q=Klean-Strip+D-Lead+Wipes+msdsLMGTFY - Klean Strip SDS

Fiocchi makes dummy rounds. https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018805265

Turn a light on for a few minutes to get it hot and turn it off. Turn one light on and then enter the room. Touch the 'off' bulbs to find the hot one and you'll know which switch goes to what. To keep the answer hidden I made the text white. Highlight the above to see my answer.

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https://www.ammoland.com/2019/02/winchester-38-special-130-grain-full-metal-jacket-product-warning-recall-notice/#axzz5gvd65XL9 Read more: https://www.ammoland.com/2019/02/winchester-38-special-130-grain-full-metal-jacket-product-warning-recall-notice/#ixzz5gvePYnlr Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Follow us: @Ammoland on Twitter | Ammoland on Facebook USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- Olin Winchester, LLC (“Winchester”) is recalling three (3) lots of 38 Special 130 Grain Full Metal Jacket centerfire ammunition. Symbol: USA38SPVP Lot Numbers: KF21, KL30 and KM52 Winchester has determined the above lots of 38 Special ammunition may contain incorrect powder charges. Ammunition with excessive powder charges may cause firearm damage, rendering it inoperable, and subjecting the shooter and bystanders to a risk of serious personal injury or death. DO NOT USE WINCHESTER® 38 SPECIAL 130 GRAIN SYMBOL USA38SPVP WITH LOT NUMBERS KF21, KL30 or KM52. The ammunition Lot Number is ink stamped inside the right tuck flap of the 100-round carton as indicated here. The symbol is printed above the UPC bar code. To determine if your ammunition is subject to this notice, review the Symbol and Lot Number. If it is Symbol USA38SPVP with Lot Number KF21, KL30 or KM52, immediately discontinue use and contact Winchester toll-free at 844-653-8358 for free UPS pick-up of the recalled ammunition. This notice applies only to Symbol USA38SPVP with Lot Numbers KF21, KL30 and KM52. Other Symbol or Lot Numbers are not subject to this recall. If you have any questions concerning this 38 Special centerfire ammunition recall please call toll-free 844-653-8358, write to Winchester (600 Powder Mill Road, East Alton, IL 62024 Attn: USA38SPVP Recall), or visit our website at www.winchester.com. We apologize for this inconvenience. ~ WINCHESTER

I thought it was worth the risk.

Thread hijack: I like those rain deflectors. Where can I buy them?

A buddy mentioned these as infield cleats he used in softball league so I gave them a try a few years ago. They made my feet very sore when I walked around on range rocks all day. I don't remember them getting any better as the year went on. I ditched them for some Brooks trail running shoes. YMMV. Darren

Pistol Caliber Carbine Irons?