aviatrix

Received case of 124g CMJ today.

Received balance of order today, from 1/8/13 to 3/5/13.

Thanks for the heads up about PV.

Ordered several sets of dies on 1/8/13. The 40 S&W shipped immediately and the rest I haven't received yet, altho credit was charged day before yesterday for the remaining dies, so I guess they'll be here in a day or two.

Having recently bought from PV; but, not yet tried, a bunch of Tula small pistol primers, my M&P and me are glad to know they're working well for you.

Order in since 1/22/13 for a case of 9mm 124g CMJ, copy of order confirmation faxed to MG on 2/18/13 with a note on it saying CMJ or JHP either one would be fine. Have received nothing and heard nothing. One of these days (I hope).

FWIW, kind of late and not really reponsive to the OP's question. I started IDPA with a HK 9mm P30L w/LEM trigger and soon went to the M&P 9 Pro with 5" barrel and never looked back. Now I've got several M&P's and the HK doesn't get used much at all.

Jensey... IMHO this is excellent advice. The M&P 9mm is a serious Production gun and very popular in IDPA (something else you might want to try and there are some good IDPA clubs in your area). The practice time you spend with the M&P .22 will translate directly to the M&P 9mm in gun handling and shooting skills... and .22LR is a lot cheaper than 9mm. If you like the M&P 22 I think you'll be very happy with the 9mm version. I have really been thinking about a M&P 9 pro. No matter what I decide to get the problem will be finding it. Right now it seems hard to find what you want. I've got several M&P's from 22 to 45 and have run about 10,000 rounds in the past year thru my M&P 9 Pro with a 5" barrel mostly in IDPA and some USPSA and I love that gun, never a problem no matter what I feed it, it runs. In fact all my Smith's will eat whatever I feed them, I can't say that for my HK. I'm 5'1" and sure I've got small hands. That said, its all about what works for you, not someone else.

This is the address you send checks for commissions/fees to GunBroker and is current, might be best bet: GunBroker.com LLC Box 2511 Kennesaw, GA 30156

Their intentions and ambitions extend far, far beyond the 94 AWB, I'd be very worried about a great many things at this point. It is time to get active, get vocal and upgrade your membership in the NRA and related organizations. Today, I went from an annual to life NRA membership and joined the Texas State Rifle Association as a life member. You do not have any time to waste here, write those letters, make those phone calls and make those donations.

Calling them requires persistence, 4 hours practically non-stop with steady busy signal yesterday afternoon. Got thru after about many, many tries this morning. Hardest I've ever worked to pay somebody for an order. Was quoted "hopefully 10 weeks" on delivery for a JP-15.

Alaska, Since Loki is gone and my credit card company made it right, I've got a JP-15 order submitted. Not yet paid or FFL'd; but, it's in the system. Good luck to all of us getting what we want and keeping what we've got.

I think you know the answer to that. Dropping things goes both ways, I don't mind dropping everything that has the letters NBC in it or on it and I'd expand that to the parent company GE as well.

In the past 2 weeks the number of them being offered on GunBroker has increased a great deal. Some 9MM are going at $450 which is $250 less than a couple went for on there 6 or so weeks ago.

Well, that ought to keep busy investigating every order shipped from MG, Bayou, BBI, and all the rest since these orders all qualify as large to most people.

If you're having to sign a petition in an attempt to preserve your rights you don't have any.

I agree. And if there was still a Loki to take these complaints to I think everyone here would. However, opted than the response I got today, our complaints to the company have fallen on deaf ears. This forum is the only avenue we have had to contact each other and gain any knowledge on what others are experiencing, or the status of the company. Again, I agree that we should restrain ourselves, and try to only post valuable information. People posting on this forum alerted me that I needed to take action to save and/or attempt to save myself $866.30. Had everyone followed the posted guideline to the letter, I would have wound up losing any recourse by running past the window to dispute the charge on my credit card and some of the hundreds of others who have read this thread could have unfortunately found themselves wishing for their long gone money back had they not been alerted here.

Looks like Visa is gonna take care of me on this.

45 ACP brass to weight it down a bit anyone?

I hope they're still in business. I paid them 50% down for a 3 Gun rig on the 23rd of November and haven't got a response to calls or e-mails since, nor have I received a receipt or copy of the order from them. I thought blue instead of black might be cool; but, I can't get a hold of them to add that to the order. Correction: Having thought about it and going back and looking things up, it was ordered on 15th November, card charged on 17th; it was the 23rd when I first e-mailed them after getting no responses to messages left on their recorder.

The Post Office must be pretty hit and miss on these, mine arrived in excellent shape.

OK -- can you 'splain to me what it means when you say "I have all the dies floated"? Thanks.

Have LnL, thinking about getting a 1050 and using Hornady powder measure on it. What is the problem with making it fit in the normal position on the 1050?

Me too.

In the past 12 months: 100 - 32 ACP 100 - 380 250 - 38 SPL 9500 - 9MM 150 - 45 ACP 5000 - 22 LR