vf1000ride

Met me the other night? Uh, don't feel bad but when?

The 45 came from widners http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=1970&dir=278|281|1082|1150 The 9mm came from everglades ammo http://www.evergladesammo.com/pd-9mm-115gr-bullets.html

2000 9mm bullets don't look as impressive as the box of 45 bullets from last week.

I can do a caliber change on the loadmaster and be making ammo in under 10 minutes and that's taking my time. I have a separate tool head for each one. Just change the head, swap the shell holder and move the powder measure over. I have the micrometer adjustable powder charge bar so all you do is dial in the grains you want and check the first couple throws on the scale. It's actually really easy.

I have a Lee Loadmaster progressive I use for the pistol ammo. The old RCBS is only used for rifle stuff. The Lee press seems to take a little more time in adjusting and you need to watch it that it doesn't change settings. For the price though compared to any of the other progressives it can't be beat.

That's generally a load of crap. They already have a law on the books that makes it illegal to sell to somebody that is visibly drunk. This is just another law to add on top of an already unenforced piece of shit legislation.

Got the press running and knocked out 800 rounds of 45 this afternoon. That box of bullets I just picked up isn't gonna last long at this rate. I ran out of clean brass and boxes to put them in so I had to stop. Bummer:rolleyes:

1911, steel has been doing it just fine for the last 101 years. Sorry but it's just more proof that plastic doesn't belong in a firearm.

Gen3, you need to try the Youngs Chocolate stout with a piece of peanut butter pie. Oh god is it good. The bitter with the sweet and the chocolate peanut butter combo.

If it's seized, compressed air probably won't get it out. I got stuck calipers out with a grease gun. You just need to make an adapter to thread into one of the fluid ports and then pump in grease until the piston comes out. There is also less chance of the piston flying around the room.

Booolets, guess it's time to fire up the tumbler and clean some brass. qty1500 .45acp 230gr fmj's just arrived today.

I am thinking alot farther from the edges. John Popper on vocals and harmonica, Blues traveler Jimi Hendrix on guitar, yep Jimi Les Claypool on bass, Primus Dave Carey for drums, Tool If you wanted to toss in some extras; Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull for some wild Flute work The entire band Apocalyptica, when you need strings. The horn section from Big Bad Voodoo Daddy And I want that big ass 6ft drum on springs the blue man group used in their megastar tour. The problem comes down to who would write the music as none of them play the same kinds of stuff. The only requirement would be that it would need to be hearing loss loud from every seat.

It goes to Little Red Riding Hoods house. They just didn't want to make the movie any more confusing than it already was. Just think of the drugs you would need if they added that plot twist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrpwHwRY81Q

Bump for a good deal. Wish I had the cash or I would drive out there and buy it.

They had a functional running one down at the Barber Vintage festival in 2011. Not so new.

Found one of her Florida vacation pics from earlier in the month.

I would rather ride this

I will be at work. Ick.

If in public I know that my concealed piece is not hitting anything at 75 feet, A 1.75 inch barreled airweight in .357 magnum is a 10-15ft gun tops. I will take option "A". If at home and I get to it first, 12gauge OObuck for all situations between muzzle and 50 yards.

I used to run an associated rc-10c buggy. The old school gold aluminum tub chassis, championship edition car. Had well over $1k into the car and gear. All the good stuff, the Novak mosfet speed controller running 14V, Hand wound Bud's racing motor, full ball bearing kit, locked out diff. Sold the thing on E-bay years ago. I'm sure I have some pictures of it somewhere but not a clue where they are hidden. There certainly are days I miss that car, right up until I think of the repair costs.

My pic, not who you would expect behind an Italian cafe bike and a British bagger.

I am still trying to figure out when Enfield ever made a .30-06 rifle that was cheap? My M1917 Edystone (Enfield P14 copy) chambered in .30-06 was not a cheap gun. Now granted it does shoot very well out to some good distance. Basically if I can see it, I can hit it. My old warhorse with it's Iron sights, 2 groove rifling and almost 95 year old steel will get it done. Who needs a scope when the iron sights are graduated out to 1600 yards.

I've rocked the goatee for a very long time. It's always Novembeard.

I'll take a hard one to see if we can bring back some interest. It's the end of the steering damper on his monster.