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• Posted in thread: Derringer for Personal Protection on 07/25/2007 at 6:32AM
  Derringers are really designed to be physically touching the "bad guy" when used. They are belly guns, or
  guns you are supposed to force into the belly and angled upward before firing. Personally, I d...

• Posted in thread: Freeze drying on 07/20/2007 at 6:52AM
  Ditto w/ 7.62 x 39 old stuff works fine w/ no freeze drying required. Just keep dry and away from extreme
  temps.

• Posted in thread: Ammo Question on 07/20/2007 at 6:49AM
  I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. That is scary!

• Posted in thread: Progressive Press? on 07/20/2007 at 6:46AM
  Thanks for the link. It has made me rethink my decision.

• Posted in thread: Ammo Source : on 07/20/2007 at 6:45AM
  Pricing is not bad but their website is not working well in either of my browsers. Amateur web designers
  no doubt. Anywho thanks for the tip.

• Posted in thread: How much ammo did you buy this week? on 07/20/2007 at 6:37AM
  None here either, I am also dipping my toe in the reloading pool. Ammo has gotten expensive and scarce
  around my neck of the woods.

• Posted in thread: What about target shooting? on 07/20/2007 at 6:36AM
  For me target shooting is the best part of my week. I get to clear my head. I can focus on a few things
  and see immediate results. Trust me if you can put 3 mags in the bullseye at 25' or better it is...

• Posted in thread: Reloading Basics on 07/20/2007 at 6:27AM
  For your first press would you go single, turret, or progressive.1. You are going to be loading mostly
  handgun in a variety of calibers.2. You shoot about 200 rounds a week.3. You work six days a week...

• Posted in thread: Shooting Drills on 07/18/2007 at 6:24AM
  Yeah, this is supposedly based on the average encounter... whatever that is. I am often amazed by the
  number of rounds used in some of the more infamous police encounters. I understand that it is hard...

• Posted in thread: Concealable Revolver on 07/17/2007 at 12:42PM
  S&W J-frame say a model 60 snubbie or one of their airweight models if you prefer. They are 5 shot
  revolvers chambered in either .357 or .38 special. There are quite a few options as far as barrel len...