I had a heck of a time trying to find some locally then stumbled across this website. Seems like a decent price.

http://www.orings-online.com/prodwindow ... c=Y&cp=787

http://www.shop.sureshotexplodingtargets.com/3-1-2LB-RIMFIRE-MAGNUMS-THE-LOUDEST-TARGET-OUT-3-MAGNUMS.htm From the website: "THIS 1/2LB .22LR, OR LARGER CALIBER, SENSITIVE TARGET...THESE TARGETS ARE STABLE ENOUGH YOU CAN KICK THEM AROUND AND DROP THEM FROM HEIGHT WITHOUT INCIDENT. THE ONLY DIFF...

Socialism is for the "people", not the socialist.

She was ok in Legion. Not good movie by any means, but ok.

MAJOR, YOU MAKE MY PRIVATES STAND AT ATTENTION!

Welcome back!

Hope I'm not being a pest, but any status on one ordered around August being ready to ship to my dealer soon? I can PM details if you need to know who I am to answer.

+1 for troll bait what's even funnier than that is the fact that there's Christian fundamentalists whom post in the "artistic" section for "articles" that will see that and get up in arms. I like being a non-denominational fundamentalist that subscribes to the morals of scriptur...

+1 for troll bait

Nice video and editing skills! I'll have my AAC can any month now...

T78m6b wrote:You guys don't like the Green Dress? Man, I think she's Dish-a-licious...Eh, one man's medicine is another man's poison...

Finally got a snap of something I've cleaned. This one actually looks like what they're supposed to after rinsing off all the soap and not letting it air dry on a damp towel. Left is virgin 6.5 Grendel Lapua brass fresh from them, right is cleaned once fired. The primer pocket is almost as clean aft...

Well the model B is rated for 15lbs. Figure a gallon of water is 8 lbs plus the media makes 13 lbs. That gives you 2 lbs worth of brass to throw in there.

Buffalo Arms has the high speed motor model B for under $200

Artful wrote:Consider yourself to be fortunate.

I do.

Arg, I tried to get some before and after photos. I ran some once fired pistol brass through it and what came out was clean-ish. The outside is nice and super shiny, the inside is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more clean than I would expect from corn cob or walnut in the same amount of time, but it does...

Yea that blows man. I wonder if anyone has asked him why he does the threading differently on his barrels. I got the bolt & barrel combo which gave me the 9/16x24. Any completed upper seems to have that 3/4x28. Hopefully TROS gets that adapter to you soon. I've never dealt with the guy personall...

I feel wrong after watching that. A bath will not help either.

I suppose I should ask now if Rachael has a special exclusive calendar now

Update: I got the blackout flash hider threaded for the Grendel today. I paid for the actual can about a week ago so the transfer is in the works. Can't wait!

I've got something else now. I've seen raving reviews about it. A Thumlers tumbler B model (rotary) with stainless steel media that doesn't go bad after years of use with plain old dish soap and water softener. It's actually running right now, but I got a before pic of some 9mm brass and should have...

Yea I'm going to have to shelve this N340 for something else and try a different powder. I have some TrueBlue on hand, will see what that does.

Yea, I'm trying to figure it out with a friend of mine. I'm using Speer 147gr TMJ bullets with an OAL of 1.115. It works, which is good but I'd like to get a bit more velocity if I can.

Something is weird. 4.2 grains is when mine started cycling fully with the suppressor equipped. The LCD could probably use a good cleaning but they were chrono'ing around 600fps.

Yea I'll see how well it works on rifle brass, not sure of the exact size of the steel media and how it would work getting in through the neck to clean the inside. Should work fantastic on the inside of pistol brass. I still have the vibratory tumbler to fall back on.

I will never buy corn-cob again. It always plugs my primer pockets and I have to remove it by hand for each shell. I'm learning this the hard way as well. Despite the cost I just dropped for the tumbler, I am probably going to invest in a rotary tumbler with stainless steel media. That looks to wor...

I had the best results with 3.9gr of N340 and 3.7gr of N320. I made some loads up to 4.2gr of N340. Long story short the 3.9gr loads functioned in my Glock without the suppressor and were stable out to 25 feet. I had a round to test at 50 feet but I friggen missed the target completely. No key holi...