GunTalk-Online.com

DancesWithSquirrels wrote:What is the hoarding threshold?
I don't want to be ostracized by the Gun Talk community.

we don't know what that limit is...
we've never reached it...
-- toy

greener wrote:I've noticed the primer supply around Richmond
has been low. Seems like a problem all over.

I buy some whenever I can,
before the "hoarders" get them.
-- toy

1. field strip 2. blow it out with an 'air hose' (don't have one? tell the "wife" you were told to get one... --grin ) 3. BE SURE to re-oil it... most AirTanks slobber a lot ( the moisture compresses out under pressure ) 4. the bore... I use a Qtip inserted from each end. one with powder-solvent, th...

copter_dad wrote:This forum is priceless.

well... not so fast young man...
**IF** you can come up with some 'Bail Out Bucks'...
maybe we can talk...

Bullseye wrote:As a precaution, load only two or three rounds in the magazines
until you are absolutely sure that the sear will not double or go full auto.

awhhh shucks!
it's so much fun to shoot a "vertical-line pattern-group" ...

welcome to the forum. WoW... congrats on the $100 "find"... got peechers ? let us know how it shoots... clean, inspect and lube and enjoy it... Mag-primers... for 9mm ... I wouldn't there just isn't that much leeway on the powder... only ~5grains If you found a documented "load" of a specific powder...

Seegar-Smoker: welcome to the forum...

I can only think of one improvement of your new pistol...
that would be to plan to get a second model, so it will
have company...

enjoy, keep us posted as you put more lead downrange...
-- toy

greener wrote:as judged by bang, bang, bang instead of bang, pop, bang, phfft.

it's hard to argue with In-depth and precise research data...

Charles Babbage:
Errors using inadequate data are much less than those using no data at all.

Georgezilla wrote:What is a power point bullet?

Winchester "Dyna-Point" .22LR
http://www.MidWayUSA.com/Eproductpage.E ... mid=866708

Winchester "Power-Point" .22LR
http://www.MidWayUSA.com/eproductpage.e ... mid=144655

bearandoldman wrote:Never shot a CZ but I did ride one once
back in the mid 70's, think it was a 250.

this one looks about that old...
http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=qnSIoWZjgV8

I don't want to be accused of omitting anything...

http://www.Hi-PointFirearms.com/handgun ... t_9mm.html

I've only fired a Hi-Pt once... and I think if I just
just fired the pistol and ignored the price...
I'd do just fine...

don't over look the CZ-75

http://www.cz-usa.com/products_handguns_cz_standard.php

--toy

The "M" stands for match grade, and that's what the barrel is. trigger terms? get specifics... "M"atch-grade likely is specs for the chamber (not just the bore). thus you'll be needing "M"atch-grade brass and "M"atch-grade dies and "M"atch-grade bullets in order to have everything "M"atch !! My Glo...

Hakaman: just wait until your fresh-snow goes away and go shoot O'mans .45s before you make up your mind... the .45 -vs- 9mm "situation" is easier than you think... it's actually more of 'which one to get first'... :P aren't you impressed with how generous *I am* with O'mans "stuff" ?? :lol: -- toy

"congrats" on the 'antique'... I used "00" (or some 'fine' ) steel wool with regular gunoil and was satisfied with the results on my '77 Marlin 39a I did "rub"... not "scrub"... and spent plenty of time with it... and put it away and do some more a few days later... I had it 100% dis-assembled for t...