Gunsnjeeps

Might be late here but instead of going for a mixed bag of parts go with the Langdon Trigger Job in a bag. You can add the short reach trigger at the same time. I went the individual parts route wasnt 100% thrilled, then replaced it with the trigger job in a bag. I also changed out the factory grips for Ergo grips. Turned out about the same thickness but grips better. My only complaint is it is under weight for Service pistol. I think changing out the trigger return spring would fix that.

You would think a Texan parking garage would be truck friendly. Glad to read that the damage is relatively minor. I have a Jeep that had a roof rack and 4" of lift on 33's. My spotter couldn't figure out what I was hung up on. Turns out I snagged the roof rack on a limb while he was looking at the rocks I was crawling on.

I just ordered one from Roth Performance. They have a Dark Earth option available. I ran across them looking at something else. I haven't seen anything other than 12 gauge. Maybe a DIY in PVC Pipe?

Late answer. I had that problem with an 870. Do you pull the shotgun into your shoulder with the the forend? With the 870 the bolt release unlatches after firing and the pressure on the forend racks the bolt back. Solution was more pressure on the wrist of the stock and using the forend to point.

Might be an idea. I've considered putting the receiver rail on and mounting a sight on it. I'm not sure about the front sight though. Maybe a fiber optic instead of the bead.

3 years later. Had someone in a Facebook group ask about The Answer. Didn't think Google would bring me back here. I might suggest welding.

First time seeing a Lee APP. I currently have a 650 with two heads; one to size, deprime, and trim. The second to load on. Primer pocket swaging is on a Dillon Swagging press between runs. Prep the brass in one run, 510 in a run. Stage the primer pockets if needed. Clean to delube. Then load.

Just add a few more calibers. Or don't pull the handle as fast.

I would start with Kick Eez, $30 to $40. Wide variety of pre-made sizes. I'd probably try cutting the mount lugs in the stock or sand off the back of the recoil pad.

Don't practice until you get it right, practice until you can't get it wrong.

Boy it sure would be nice if we had some grenades don't you think? From Firefly: Zoe: Preacher, don’t the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killin’?Book: Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of kneecaps. PS: insomnia sucks, and Unforgiven was quoted way to many times.

Did you ever find dummies? I just reseated a used primer and used clean kitty litter for powder. Shells were to cheap to load after I did my first batch. We loaded 400 shells the day I bought the press. I bought it from a club when they upgraded to a progressive. I got the press, a bag of wads, a bag of shot, powder, and primers with it. I got a great deal but lead went from $17.00 for 25 pounds to $25.00 a bag. Now shot is at $45-50. Winchester bulk is cheaper than loading. I save hulls still, you never know when a deal on shot will show up.

Thinking of either rifle or ghost ring sights on my M3K. Does any one have a recommendation for who? Or a thought about not doing it?

Bought the M3K Freedom ready to go about a year and a half ago, about $650. I haven't got to shoot it enough to break it, I've only got a couple hundred rounds through it. They couldn't advertise it and sell it if it wasn't 922R. PS: I had concerns with the extended magazine. After thinking it through and learning some gaming. The extended mag is also a bumper for the muzzle and choke.

Haven't got one yet but the Brass Goat looks pretty good. Use as a deflector or the box holds 30 cases. The only deflector I've used is the TC one at High Power Rifle Matches.