Poquito Loco wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 07:47:29 -0500, Keyser Söze wrote:

On 1/28/15 7:05 AM, Poquito Loco wrote:
On Tue, 27 Jan 2015 20:19:05 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
Whoa!! Congratulations!

The guy in the lane next to me last week had one of those. Until I peeked around the lane divide, I
thought he must have a 105 howitzer. I almost suggested he go see Krause for some expert advice on
the installation of a silencer. i think he had this one, or one with the same finish:

http://cdn2.armslist.com/sites/armsl...t_eagl_640.jpg

I've got the baby sister of yours coming in the mail:

http://www.cdnnsports.com/colt-1911-...l#.VMjOxDstHL8

A .50 cal would be perfect for your famous squirrel/groundhog/mouse
hunts for the dinner pot.
I notice you've made a comment to almost every post of mine. Do I need to drag out the 'obsessed
with me' line again?

He's a mess and can't help it.

On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 20:17:25 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Califbill wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 5:19:08 PM UTC-8, Someone Else wrote:
Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
I hope you got a great deal on it.. I saw the MSRP. That's kinda high IMO but then again...
Looking at the weight, better work on wrist and arm strength.
It's not bad. Seven rounds adds maybe seven more ounces but it can be
single-handed without a problem. I haven't fired it yet so the recoil
might be a different story!

It looks heavy enough to handle a lot of recoil.

I'm thinking of investing in a pair of these to go along with the muffs. When shooting the Mosin
Nagant, the muff gets pushed up the side of my head. The little rubber plugs don't seem to do much
for me.

Took a friend to the range with me yesterday. He's almost 80, flies RC planes, and loves guns. But,
he's living with his son and family and son doesn't want guns in the house with the kid around -
safe or no safe. Yesterday I let him shoot the MN. He had a blast - had never fired anything bigger
than a .22 squirrel rifle.
--

Guns don't cause problems. The behavior
of certain gun owners causes problems.

Poquito Loco wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 20:17:25 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Califbill wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 5:19:08 PM UTC-8, Someone Else wrote:
Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
I hope you got a great deal on it.. I saw the MSRP. That's kinda high IMO but then again...
Looking at the weight, better work on wrist and arm strength.
It's not bad. Seven rounds adds maybe seven more ounces but it can be
single-handed without a problem. I haven't fired it yet so the recoil
might be a different story!
It looks heavy enough to handle a lot of recoil.

I'm thinking of investing in a pair of these to go along with the muffs. When shooting the Mosin
Nagant, the muff gets pushed up the side of my head. The little rubber plugs don't seem to do much
for me.

Took a friend to the range with me yesterday. He's almost 80, flies RC planes, and loves guns. But,
he's living with his son and family and son doesn't want guns in the house with the kid around -
safe or no safe. Yesterday I let him shoot the MN. He had a blast - had never fired anything bigger
than a .22 squirrel rifle.


It's fun to introduce people into shooting. A friend of mine came into
town for a week and I took him and his sons to the range. They had
never fired a gun so we started with my .22 pistol and moved up to the
..44 Magnum. Then I brought out the AR and AK. They all had a great
time. The ammo cost was over $300 for the day but worth every penny!

Someone Else wrote:
Poquito Loco wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 20:17:25 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Califbill wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 5:19:08 PM UTC-8, Someone Else wrote:
Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
I hope you got a great deal on it.. I saw the MSRP. That's kinda high
IMO but then again...
Looking at the weight, better work on wrist and arm strength.
It's not bad. Seven rounds adds maybe seven more ounces but it can be
single-handed without a problem. I haven't fired it yet so the recoil
might be a different story!
It looks heavy enough to handle a lot of recoil.

I'm thinking of investing in a pair of these to go along with the muffs.
When shooting the Mosin
Nagant, the muff gets pushed up the side of my head. The little rubber
plugs don't seem to do much
for me.

Took a friend to the range with me yesterday. He's almost 80, flies RC
planes, and loves guns. But,
he's living with his son and family and son doesn't want guns in the
house with the kid around -
safe or no safe. Yesterday I let him shoot the MN. He had a blast - had
never fired anything bigger
than a .22 squirrel rifle.


It's fun to introduce people into shooting. A friend of mine came into
town for a week and I took him and his sons to the range. They had never
fired a gun so we started with my .22 pistol and moved up to the .44
Magnum. Then I brought out the AR and AK. They all had a great time.
The ammo cost was over $300 for the day but worth every penny!

I just bought 420 rounds on 5.56 brass cased with ammo box and stripper
clips at 35 cents a round. Could have saved a couple bucks on line, and a
lot of bucks if Harry would share his und r market source.

Califbill wrote:
Someone Else wrote:
Poquito Loco wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 20:17:25 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Califbill wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 5:19:08 PM UTC-8, Someone Else wrote:
Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
I hope you got a great deal on it.. I saw the MSRP. That's kinda high
IMO but then again...
Looking at the weight, better work on wrist and arm strength.
It's not bad. Seven rounds adds maybe seven more ounces but it can be
single-handed without a problem. I haven't fired it yet so the recoil
might be a different story!
It looks heavy enough to handle a lot of recoil.

I'm thinking of investing in a pair of these to go along with the muffs.
When shooting the Mosin
Nagant, the muff gets pushed up the side of my head. The little rubber
plugs don't seem to do much
for me.

Took a friend to the range with me yesterday. He's almost 80, flies RC
planes, and loves guns. But,
he's living with his son and family and son doesn't want guns in the
house with the kid around -
safe or no safe. Yesterday I let him shoot the MN. He had a blast - had
never fired anything bigger
than a .22 squirrel rifle.


It's fun to introduce people into shooting. A friend of mine came into
town for a week and I took him and his sons to the range. They had never
fired a gun so we started with my .22 pistol and moved up to the .44
Magnum. Then I brought out the AR and AK. They all had a great time.
The ammo cost was over $300 for the day but worth every penny!

I just bought 420 rounds on 5.56 brass cased with ammo box and stripper
clips at 35 cents a round. Could have saved a couple bucks on line, and a
lot of bucks if Harry would share his und r market source.

I saw name brand .223 on stripper clips for .29 cents a round. I don't buy
5.56. Maybe it was .38 cents a round. I don't use stripper clips either. I
use a couple of search engines and look at some stores but I don't do much
of it since a buddy took over our group buys. I do still look separately
for good quality .22lr ammo, especially 40 grain Minimags.

We're shooting wolf gold and a few others in.223 now. It seems more
accurate than the federal and it is less expensive.
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Keyser Söze wrote:
Califbill wrote:
Someone Else wrote:
Poquito Loco wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 20:17:25 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Califbill wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 5:19:08 PM UTC-8, Someone Else wrote:
Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
I hope you got a great deal on it.. I saw the MSRP. That's kinda high
IMO but then again...
Looking at the weight, better work on wrist and arm strength.
It's not bad. Seven rounds adds maybe seven more ounces but it can be
single-handed without a problem. I haven't fired it yet so the recoil
might be a different story!
It looks heavy enough to handle a lot of recoil.

I'm thinking of investing in a pair of these to go along with the muffs.
When shooting the Mosin
Nagant, the muff gets pushed up the side of my head. The little rubber
plugs don't seem to do much
for me.

Took a friend to the range with me yesterday. He's almost 80, flies RC
planes, and loves guns. But,
he's living with his son and family and son doesn't want guns in the
house with the kid around -
safe or no safe. Yesterday I let him shoot the MN. He had a blast - had
never fired anything bigger
than a .22 squirrel rifle.


It's fun to introduce people into shooting. A friend of mine came into
town for a week and I took him and his sons to the range. They had never
fired a gun so we started with my .22 pistol and moved up to the .44
Magnum. Then I brought out the AR and AK. They all had a great time.
The ammo cost was over $300 for the day but worth every penny!

I just bought 420 rounds on 5.56 brass cased with ammo box and stripper
clips at 35 cents a round. Could have saved a couple bucks on line, and a
lot of bucks if Harry would share his und r market source.

I saw name brand .223 on stripper clips for .29 cents a round. I don't buy
5.56. Maybe it was .38 cents a round. I don't use stripper clips either. I
use a couple of search engines and look at some stores but I don't do much
of it since a buddy took over our group buys. I do still look separately
for good quality .22lr ammo, especially 40 grain Minimags.

We're shooting wolf gold and a few others in.223 now. It seems more
accurate than the federal and it is less expensive.

federal 5.56 full metal jacket, ball.

On 1/29/15 9:31 PM, Califbill wrote:
Someone Else wrote:
Poquito Loco wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 20:17:25 -0500, Someone Else wrote:

Califbill wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 5:19:08 PM UTC-8, Someone Else wrote:
Just added this to my collection...

http://www.magnumresearch.com/Firear...zzle-Brake.asp

It's gas operated and the bolt is interesting...

http://i39.tinypic.com/15noab4.jpg
I hope you got a great deal on it.. I saw the MSRP. That's kinda high
IMO but then again...
Looking at the weight, better work on wrist and arm strength.
It's not bad. Seven rounds adds maybe seven more ounces but it can be
single-handed without a problem. I haven't fired it yet so the recoil
might be a different story!
It looks heavy enough to handle a lot of recoil.

I'm thinking of investing in a pair of these to go along with the muffs.
When shooting the Mosin
Nagant, the muff gets pushed up the side of my head. The little rubber
plugs don't seem to do much
for me.

Took a friend to the range with me yesterday. He's almost 80, flies RC
planes, and loves guns. But,
he's living with his son and family and son doesn't want guns in the
house with the kid around -
safe or no safe. Yesterday I let him shoot the MN. He had a blast - had
never fired anything bigger
than a .22 squirrel rifle.


It's fun to introduce people into shooting. A friend of mine came into
town for a week and I took him and his sons to the range. They had never
fired a gun so we started with my .22 pistol and moved up to the .44
Magnum. Then I brought out the AR and AK. They all had a great time.
The ammo cost was over $300 for the day but worth every penny!

I just bought 420 rounds on 5.56 brass cased with ammo box and stripper
clips at 35 cents a round. Could have saved a couple bucks on line, and a
lot of bucks if Harry would share his und r market source.



30 cents a round seems to be the going price at many internet stores,
but I don't mess with stripper clips.

You overpaid. Also, some outlets offer much better shipping prices than
others.

Here's a 30-cent round place, plus $18 shipping, for 500 rounds...


http://www.luckygunner.com/556x45-55...s#rid=AmmoSeek

There were some less expensive sources.

--
Proud to be a Liberal.

On 1/30/15 12:00 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2015 06:34:48 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


30 cents a round seems to be the going price at many internet stores,
but I don't mess with stripper clips.

I doubt your AR will even use stripper clips. I can see why you don't
mess with them. My M1A can directly charge the magazine in the gun
from the top with a stripper clip and the bolt kicks it out of the
holder when you close it.


The PMAGs I use can be loaded with stripper clips. I have no reason to
do that, though.

--
Proud to be a Liberal.

On 1/30/15 1:09 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2015 12:03:56 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 1/30/15 12:00 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2015 06:34:48 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


30 cents a round seems to be the going price at many internet stores,
but I don't mess with stripper clips.

I doubt your AR will even use stripper clips. I can see why you don't
mess with them. My M1A can directly charge the magazine in the gun
from the top with a stripper clip and the bolt kicks it out of the
holder when you close it.


The PMAGs I use can be loaded with stripper clips. I have no reason to
do that, though.

I agree, that is not that big a deal if you are just loading on the
bench but being able to load the mag in the gun is handy.
You can get 10 rounds in the gun almost as fast as a magazine change,
either charging a dry mag or just topping one up. It is the way you
deal with zombie pop bottle attacks ;-)

I really have not done this at the range because I usually just take 3
or 4 charged magazines (30s) with me and that is about all I want to
shoot that gun before I want to try something else.
These days I only go when the electrical contractors association have
their "shoot". (a day of eating, socializing and networking at the
range)
Typically I will shoot 90 or 120 rounds of 308, 2 boxes of 12ga and a
box each of .45 and one of either 9mm or 380.
That gets "shooting" out of my system for a while.


I drive to the ranges with my firearms in their cases/bags, my mags
empty, and my ammo in a separate range bag. Driving around here with
loaded mags will get you in a heap of trouble if you are stopped by the
boys in blue for any reason. It's no big deal to load up a PMAG or a
Ruger Mark III mag.

--
Proud to be a Liberal.

On 1/30/2015 1:15 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:
On 1/30/15 1:09 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2015 12:03:56 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 1/30/15 12:00 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2015 06:34:48 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


30 cents a round seems to be the going price at many internet stores,
but I don't mess with stripper clips.

I doubt your AR will even use stripper clips. I can see why you don't
mess with them. My M1A can directly charge the magazine in the gun
from the top with a stripper clip and the bolt kicks it out of the
holder when you close it.


The PMAGs I use can be loaded with stripper clips. I have no reason to
do that, though.

I agree, that is not that big a deal if you are just loading on the
bench but being able to load the mag in the gun is handy.
You can get 10 rounds in the gun almost as fast as a magazine change,
either charging a dry mag or just topping one up. It is the way you
deal with zombie pop bottle attacks ;-)

I really have not done this at the range because I usually just take 3
or 4 charged magazines (30s) with me and that is about all I want to
shoot that gun before I want to try something else.
These days I only go when the electrical contractors association have
their "shoot". (a day of eating, socializing and networking at the
range)
Typically I will shoot 90 or 120 rounds of 308, 2 boxes of 12ga and a
box each of .45 and one of either 9mm or 380.
That gets "shooting" out of my system for a while.


I drive to the ranges with my firearms in their cases/bags, my mags
empty, and my ammo in a separate range bag. Driving around here with
loaded mags will get you in a heap of trouble if you are stopped by the
boys in blue for any reason. It's no big deal to load up a PMAG or a
Ruger Mark III mag.



Even if you have a concealed carry permit? I can drive around with a
loaded handgun on my person or anywhere in the vehicle where I have
direct control. Long guns are different. They have to be in a locked
case and unloaded.