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If you're just a plinker, 1:9 is perfectly fine. If you need to drop steel (or, um, other heavy targets) at 400-500m, you're gonna want to shoot 77gr heavies with a 1:7 twist. Honestly, 1:9 is perfectly fine for 90% of the AR owners. :iagree: I had no issues dropping "heavy targets" at ra...

This makes choosing the handgun/bullet combination simple—you want the combination that penetrates to a sufficient depth and damages the most tissue in the process. The above was the writers last statement which is hardly a new or groundbreaking observation. After reading I failed to see that anyth...

Cooked one, kept both rattles, and tossed the other.

I do teach all my renewals at the same time as the rest of my students, but you wont have to be there all day, just the last half. I ask that my renewals come for the whole day, but I do not make you. If you show up in the morning you might learn something new and you get lunch :thumbs2: other wise ...

We did not get many birds opening week end, I think we only got 12 between the three of us. I did however have to shoot thees guys at the front door of our camper.

Thanks for the input, the page is still "under construction". I will try to add this info. I have a class running on both the 15th and 28th of Sep. First timers are $75, renewals are $40. let me know any other info you need.

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updated, 30-06 dies are gone.

I carry a 340pd which a J frame just like the bodyguard. It is a joy top carry simply for weight. I say buy it the others are cheaper but the Smith is a better gun.

If it fits put it in. Having lifted them with the original ammo in them, and they weigh a ton. If you hurt one I would be flat impressed.

Anyone?

Very cool: I'm trying to get the wife to let me buy one. She is not sure why the 2 10/22s i have already is not enough.

Yes it happens because the gun used was fired with jacketed rounds and not cleaned correctly before firing lead rounds. If polygonal rifling caused lead induced failures then lots of rifles with much higher chamber pressures in the 1800s(whose barrels were hammer forged with polygonal barrels, just ...

most leading problems comes from not cleaning the barrel right.