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IWB? OWB? AIWB?Hi I am having a hard time finding a left hand 1911 red dot and light bearing holster I am looking for recommendations
Ol Dave admitted in interview, as did the some of his rape victims, before the botched raid.
On this we are in agreement.
That said, just because something is private property doesn't mean that running a community by the 'higher law' of Sharia... is acceptable or legal.
I agree that using the same cartridge is better, but due to Range requirements and cost, that would end my competitive shooting. I also work out at home and save the membership cost. YMMV.I agree that the majority of training can be accomplished without shooting a round.
I disagree that training with a 22lr instead of a duplicate(or close to) centerfire training rifle will provide as good of training. Assuming you are competing in centerfire competition that is. It's definitely better than no live fire at all but there are nuances that training with a dramaticly different cartridge won't provide. Training is always better than no training but training with the exact equipment you're going to use is always going to be the most effective.
What bullet weight? I’m using Retumbo for Berger 190s and it is getting near 3000 fps in a 30” barrel. SDs are a bit higher than I prefer, but results on target have been very acceptable.As a follow up question - who has found an acceptable powder in LRT, Magnum, Retumbo, etc. my bbl doesnt love h1000, and it could be 2 years before i find another keg of rl26 (which i burn in my 6.5prc as well)
anyone?
I find in my stronger positions I’ll out shoot CCISV at 100. Even a good practice day in the low standing and low kneeling positions give me tight groups than CCI will shoot. Almost all my practice is on paper though, so I know where every shot goes.IMO 80% of training can be achieved with cheap ammo like CCI Standard velocity, inside of 100yards I don’t think CCI SV give up anything for training purposes, and inside of 150yards you still have good enough precision.
For most of us, a custom action, especially in 22LR, is very expensive luxury. The market is also quite small, compared to other shooting markets. When it works poorly, that has a huge negative impact on possible sales. I get the “just be patient” vibes, but once they take the $$$, it’s past a friendship situation.There are a lot of non-malicious reasons to change the material and processes used in manufacturing. If the source of the old material suddenly raised prices or stopped being an option, they may have been forced with a decision between angering people by raising prices, ending the product line, or just switching to a new material they felt confident would do the job instead. It sounds to me like the new material has no performance or safety concerns except for one place that is having accelerated wear due to higher local stresses, and Zermatt is openly working on correcting this. I agree it's unfortunate for us consumers that this happened, but do we want to contribute to a culture of zero tolerance for mistakes with companies that try to innovate with 22lr? I'm glad rimfire is getting attention and interested manufacturers, and I can deal with hiccups when I see a manufacturer trying to fix things.