Kentucky Armory Club

Thank you gentlemen.

Here are those bags when closed. I was wrong. Three of them came from Midway but the two Tactical Performance bags came from Academy. I caught them all on sale. The magazine pouch came from Midway with the Magpul mags for 75 bucks at the time. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn183/TOMMYC71/SHOOTI...

I missed a Gen 4 G20 today. I saw it on VCI Classifieds a few days ago. 500 bucks and supposedly like new. It came with some ammo so I suspected the guy may have been a bit skeered of it or something. Anyway, I was a few minutes late with my text message. He just sold it. First 10 mm I've seen show ...

So G20 or G40?

And I do have an empty pistol bag now...

Stop it. I keep talking myself out of the 10mm and the conversation gets more difficult all the time. I could possibly justify replacing the Ruger SR in 454 casull with one. You know, with all the bears roaming around here in West KY I need one or the other.

PDM wrote:Nice. Need to change your name to KYGlockman

I don't know. I wouldn't want the other guns to feel marginalized and then orchestrate some kind of coup.

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I loaded up 21 (3 cylinders worth) at 3 grains and they did really well. Very mild load and surprisingly accurate at ten yards. They did better than some 158 grain Geco stuff I caught a sale on. In the photo below the little yellow plates on the horizontal hanging plate rack in the middle with the r...

S&W 686

My Lyman manual only has a 150 grain wad cutter and the charge goes from a starting of 3.1 to a max of 3.5 and a col of 1.317 However I had already checked handloads.com. I use them a lot and also the Hogdon sight and also my dies had some load data. Most of the 148 grain wc started at 3.1 or 3.3 fo...

I am about to commit the most common novice reloader foul and ask for confirmation/criticism of an intended load. 138 grain BNWC (button nose wad cutter) seated to the crimp groove. 1.280 c.o.l. Titegroup starting charge 3.5 grains. Try to find that load data. I have 500 of these Bayou Bullets that ...

Another "Bravo!" for another great reloading tutorial.

Maybe a good time to carefully evaluate those SKS and AKs you may have purchased after the price ballooned following the ban on imports before they drop in value again...

Maybe not.

Reminds me of that sudden manufacturing boom of ammo and reloading supplies that magically took place post election.

Hard to argue. We put a bit over 500 rounds through the glocks today. Still no failures of any kind.

I've got the pinky extension on both mags, the one that doesn't add more rounds and I do like them. The grip isn't bad, just a touch small. Well small compared to my Gen 4 Glocks. Plus I really like the grip texture on the gen 4's so a Talon or something similar may be the ticket.

I thought I would try one of those slip on Pachmayr grips for the G26. It came in today. It didn't last five minutes. I have some adhesive that would hold it in place but I don't like that mushy hand feel at all. I fail to see why anyone would use such a thing. I've never had a slip on, now I know w...

I never took Glock that seriously. Another tupperware gun. Sure almost the original (I have read there was another true original) but subsequent other manufacturers improved on them. Plus they fans of these guns were almost as annoying as those 1911 guys. :llama: Why bother right?! I had at the time...

Very well done. Thanks.

A torch may be a fine idea. Can you set them up to make fairly clean cuts? I've been assuming they would only produce edges with globs of metal that had to be ground smooth and straight.

Thanks Fudge but I have one of those. Well I have the birch one.

Is that the razorweld unit? I found a vendor selling those on Pirate.

I have. I just didn't see one that I liked enough to pay for it. I do have one of their thembhole stocks on a Savage 64, well actually it's a Stevens 62. It belong to my youngest son and came from my grandfather.

I'm really thinking about a barrel and stuck upgrade for this 10/22 rifle.

I decided to start welding mostly to assemble my own AR500 steel targets. I did my first welding this weekend with a 110 Hobart flux core welder that Tractor Supply had on sale and it worked wonderfully. I was making servicable welds in no time, even if they wouldn't win any beauty contests. There a...

It didn't sell and I'm kinda relieved. I'm currently running the factory birch and considering upgrading a bit. I shoot iron tech sights so a low comb preferred. I'm partial to wood on a rifle but open to good deals and a quality stock.