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  • Move_it
    The first time I tried it, I really didn’t have a clue where the muzzle was pointing. Felt like I was starting from scratch, completely...
  • Alan
    This is a good reminder that both skills matter, just in different ways.
  • C
    Everything I thought I'd already figured out on a square range basically got thrown out the window the moment the target started...
  • J
    Jlogic replied to the thread 9mm accuracy.
    The biggest improvement I made at 100 yards came from slowing way down and figuring out what was going wrong, instead of just shooting more.
  • Move_it
    Move_it replied to the thread Gun safe dehumidifier.
    Most long-term collectors use Goldenrod dehumidifier rods. They’re passive and don’t need much upkeep, providing steady low heat to keep...
  • C
    Code-red replied to the thread 9mm accuracy.
    When it comes to 9mm at 100 yards, barrel quality and trigger pull consistency matter more than anything. Federal 124-grain Gold Dot...
  • M
    mazerunner replied to the thread Nostalgia.
    The sound of a screen door slamming on a summer morning...that’s it for me.
  • Alan
    Alan replied to the thread Gun safe dehumidifier.
    Most people go with one of two routes: a GoldenRod-style electric rod if you’ve got power in the safe or rechargeable desiccant packs if...
  • M
    mazerunner replied to the thread Reloading a Swiss Vetterli.
    I’ve loaded .41 Swiss centerfire a few times, the case forming is the tricky part and when you get consistent brass, it’s a very...
  • Alan
    Alan replied to the thread First timer.
    In Delaware, expect roughly 4–6 months start to finish depending on county and workload. Some move faster but most recent applicants...
  • Move_it
    Move_it replied to the thread Nostalgia.
    Hoppe's No. 9 and I'm instantly ten years old again on a saturday morning at my grandpa's garage..
  • C
    Code-red replied to the thread Reloading a Swiss Vetterli.
    It’s a doable project, but very much a “measure twice, test small batches” situation. Most of the work usually goes into adapting brass...
  • C
    Code-red replied to the thread First timer.
    Timelines really vary by location, but most first-time applications land somewhere between a few weeks and a couple of months. The...
  • Alan
    Alan replied to the thread Reloading a Swiss Vetterli.
    That’s a pretty niche cartridge, so you’ll probably end up working from formed brass or custom cases. Most people rely on careful case...
  • M
    mazerunner replied to the thread First timer.
    Most people report the concealed carry permit process taking roughly 4 to 12 weeks end-to-end, depending on how fast background checks...
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