dajarrel

When shooting revolver, (or production/single stack) always remember; If you're moving, reload. Yeah, you will put unfired rounds on the ground but you reach the next array with a fully loaded gun and minimize standing reloads. There are always exceptions but I have found this to work well for me when I shoot revolver!! fwiw dj

I was taught that the lead, properly handled, isn't all that bad for you... It's the application at 900-1100 fps that does the damage and causes leaks!!!! dj

Ain't that the truth! dj

I'm not trying to slam you here, but are you a licensed master plumber, or at least a journeyman? I would guess not (since you were painting signs later?) so what were you doing working on plumbing? I am a licensed master plumber, and for a building of this size, how did you get to work on anything with a domestic water connection? I'm guessing no inspectors were involved! Again, not trying to be snippy to you, but that's a total apprentice mistake. Oh well, at least it worked out. Glad the building didn't flood or a fitting blow apart as I'll bet your insurance wouldn't cover it if y

Yeah, very informative and....Entertaining dj

It's curious that he didn't mention the IR lighting option. The other thing he didn't put in the article was not using flourescent lamps over the chrono. Has something to do with the flicker rate of the bulb, but definiatly a 'no-no'. This is sometimes an issue when using the chronograph indoors. An excellent article. Thanks to Front Sight and Greg Lent for permission to use it and to geezer-lock for posting it dj

Just an idea. Can you remove the molding from the inside of the door frame to allow access to the striker of the lock. If the molding was not there, could you take a knife and perhaps disengage the lock.. good luck dj

From the movie "Taken": Bryan (Liam Neeson) - I don't know who you are... I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom I'll tell you I don't have money... But what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills that are aquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that will be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you... But If you don't... I will look for you, I WILL find you... And I will kill you. bad guy - "Good Luck" Taken

When I finish my loading session and run out of primers, I usually size and deprime a couple of extra pieces of brass and put them under my strong mount. I use these when I have a misfeed from the case feeder and the shellplate had advanced. There is a primer ready to use with no brass to put it in. I take one of the pre-sized and deprimed brass from under the press and place it in the primer station, correct my feed problem and keep reloading. It's just a little thing, but saves me having to collect the good primers from the "ski ramp" primer collector and recycle them. fwiw dj

I want the M60 but want it bumper mounted. Talk about moving through traffic But if I couldn't have that one, the CIWS mounted on the cab like outerlimits mentioned would be a good 2nd choice. dj

I received this in an email today. I can't believe that people can still fall for it. This was sent to me by my accountant... if you think this is ridiculous I have no problem giving you his contact information... Read carefully... THIS TOOK TWO PAGES OF THE TUESDAY USATODAY - IT IS FOR REAL To all of my friends, I do not usually forward messages, But this is from my friend Pearlas Sandborn and she really is an attorney. If she says that this will work - It will work. After all, what have you got to lose? SORRY EVERYBODY.... JUST HAD TO TAKE THE CHANCE!!! I'm an at