reynolds357
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From my experience in L E. It usually is all you need.The sound of racking a pump action shotgun is all you need.
From my experience in L E. It usually is all you need.The sound of racking a pump action shotgun is all you need.
They used to be jam o matics.That 1911s are mostly jam-0-matics unless you spend big bucks to make them reliable.
Shotguns dont need to be aimed.
That shooting .38 Special in .357 Magnum revolvers leaves the chambers in a state that causes trouble with subsequent chambering of .357 Mag ammo.
Tell me the bullet make and muzzle velocity used then I'll figure this all out. Thanks.Not enough to keep from tumbling in my .223.
reynolds357 said:Ever shot a 72 gr from a 12 twist?
I typoed 72. Its a 77 gr tipped match king At 2770 fps. That bullet is a tack driver in my Ar with 24" 1in 8 White Oak.Tell me the bullet make and muzzle velocity used then I'll figure this all out. Thanks.
You chose the velocity and twist that spun them too slow. The results were factual. Not mythical.I typoed 72. Its a 77 gr tipped match king At 2770 fps. That bullet is a tack driver in my Ar with 24" 1in 8 White Oak.
Pick up some Stingers - or any other HyperVelocity .22lr that uses a 33 grain bullet & a slightly longer case than a .22lr.I have a 1950's Marlin 39 that the previous owner apparently shot a LOT of 22 shorts in. A 22 Long Rifle will no longer chamber. It can be cleaned, but will take some work on my part.
I have always said you "reload" to save money. You "handload" to make premium ammunition not available over the counter.You can save money handloading.....
until you find out how many cool toys and books are out there!!
Plus, then you think, "heck, I can buy another gun! I will get the dies, and think how much money I will save!" repeat.
. No question the uber heavy bullets do work. I just hate the implication that less than that doesn't.
Mythreynolds357 Mattel did have a component contract for some of the stock parts.