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I agree!

On The Move CM03-09 Shot today 9-24-16 Gun - CK Arms Hardcore 9mm Major Time - 9.38 Points - 77 Hit Factor - 8.2090

This last year I have been shooting a Dan Wesson PM9. The only thing I did to the gun is add an Ed Brown magwell and change the mainspring to a Wolff 17lb. This is one of the best handguns I have ever owned.

I have been using the Wilson Combat 9mm magazines and I to have problems removing my bullets from a full magazine after a match.

Welcome to the Forum. Just shoot and have a great time.

Lately I have seen several shooters using Freedom Munitions. On their website they show the velocity of their bullets based on the weight and bullet profile. https://www.freedommunitions.com/

I have used KKM and Storm Lake barrels over the years with very good success.

I found this video on YouTube and it was very helpful.

Here is a pic of my CK Arms Open Gun in 9mm major.

I will be shooting my Automatic Accuracy CZ SP01 in next weeks Comp-Tac 2016 MS State.

I purchased the muzzle break that Ruger sells for the rifle and has worked fine for me.

"This information comes from the EGW Evolution Gun Words website." What is M.O.A? M.O.A. stands for Minute of Angle. 20 M.O.A. or Minutes of Angle is equal to 1/3 of one degree. Which M.O.A. do I need to purchase? We recommend 0 MOA for shorter distance shooting (0-600 yards). See your scope manual to determine the amount of elevation adjustment or range you have. For long distance shooting we recommend 20 MOA (600-1000 yards). The 20 MOA angled downward mount will allow you to see and zero where your bullet will strike over a long distance like 1000 yards. How far will Zero or 20 M.O.A. allow me to shoot? Zero M.O.A. is generally used for shooting 0 – 600 Yards depending on your scope and caliber 20 M.O.A. is generally used for shooting 600 – 1000 + yards depending on your scope and caliber At 100 yards, one M.O.A. is about 1" (slightly more). The scope mount cants downward at 20 M.O.A., which will allow you to zero your gun at a greater distance. At 600 yards, a 20 M.O.A mount will point the scope down .120” or point the barrel up depending on your perspective. One M.O.A. = 1" at 100 yards or 6 inches at 600 yards. 20 M.O.A. = 200 inches at 1000 yards. For Example: At 650 yards with a .308, with your scope centered (middle of adjustment), a 20 M.O.A. mount will be right on.

Same here. I have a CK Arms Hardcore Open and only use MBX magazines with great success.

I had the same issue with springer precision base pads for my CZ and Mec-gar magazines. A couple of them were not too bad to get on or off, but most fit very tight.

I would contact Cmore and see what they can do for you. I believe they will help you out.

A few months ago a local news station here in Memphis did a story about guns and other firearm item being stolen at FexEx and UPS. I was shipping a handgun through FedEx that I sold to a briansforum member awhile back and the FedEx worker checking me in told me to avoid having anything in the address or on the package that indicated it maybe firearms related.

A few months ago a local news station here in Memphis did a story about guns and other firearm item being stolen at FexEx and UPS. I was shipping a handgun through FedEx that I sold to a briansforum member awhile back and the FedEx worker checking me in told me to avoid having anything in the address or on the package that indicated it maybe firearms related.

Welcome to the Forum. I have family in Austin.

I can see it now. Great looking rifle.

I can't get your picture to come up.

I live about an hour from this place and didn't know it existed until a few weeks ago. Looks like a great facility with a wide range of classes. I plan to take one next year.

Thanks for the information. I ended up ordering the Dewey Kit for 6.5 Creedmoor.

Yesterday I purchase a Ruger Precision rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor. I want to make sure I do not ruin my barrel. Could someone please guide in the proper size cleaning kit I will need for this rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor. Thank you