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thanks. much appreciated.
-shu

Most of my practice and fun shooting has been at self-supervised outdoor ranges/clubs. Pay annual dues, get key to gate. Anything like that near RoundRock? We're not talking full-auto or .50 calibre, just standard pistol calibers, AR-15, etc. I'm just more used to simply getting a nod from anyone el...

I have a 5.11 vest, designed with carry in mind. Has a cloth holster mountable in large internal pocket, either left or right side, by way of a large double-sided velcro patch. Numerous other pockets inside and out. Received the vest from my son, who received it from someone else. I don't use it. Ve...

G26 in Sidearmor IWB with J-hooks. Light; comfortable; easy on, easy off. The holster with weapon is not much larger than the gun itself, easily removed and transferred to briefcase or backpack or elsewhere when necessary. Cover garment or untucked shirt is always nice. But if a tucked shirt and no ...

My understanding is: ..Smokeless powder burns more efficiently as pressure increases. Higher pressure means a cleaner burn, no unburned flakes thrown out the front. Also means enough pressure to expand the brass case against the chamber wall and seal against soot blowing back; cleaner ejected cases....

Moderator: Thanks for allowing a bit of drift on this thread. I'm 64 yrs old, don't drink (several years ago I made a bargain with myself to leave off tobacco and alcohol, and just make more trips to the range; works for me), and am disgusted by the misappropriation of the word "gentlemen"...

Looking for a Stampede Marshall in good mechanical condition. Holster not important, but will consider if it's there.

Prefer FTF. I'm in the Lower Rio Grande Valley; travel up IH 35 to Dallas and to Del Rio.

as to the military rifle cases (e.g. L.C.).... iirc, according to Speer #13, military brass has thicker walls. since the outside dimensions are standard for the caliber, that makes the inside volume less. powder charge should be reduced (Speer suggests 10%) to avoid dangerous overpressure. so.. for ...