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Today I scored a good condition 1948 year make Browning A5 semi-auto shotgun for cheap. Been wanting an A5 for a decade and now finally have one. Really neat weapon, one of John Browning's finest.


What a great post this would have been (although it’s lacking the obligatory gun porn). The rest is you bragging about Idaho and thumbing your nose at Washingtonians. It’s unnecessary. May I remind you this is WaGuns.org?


Don't be mad bro. Just sharing good gun news.


Great. Maybe when you get a minute between "sharing" posts, you can update your location . . . ?


Well, that stung a bit.

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MadPick wrote:
leadcounsel wrote:
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Today I scored a good condition 1948 year make Browning A5 semi-auto shotgun for cheap. Been wanting an A5 for a decade and now finally have one. Really neat weapon, one of John Browning's finest.


What a great post this would have been (although it’s lacking the obligatory gun porn). The rest is you bragging about Idaho and thumbing your nose at Washingtonians. It’s unnecessary. May I remind you this is WaGuns.org?


Don't be mad bro. Just sharing good gun news.


Great. Maybe when you get a minute between "sharing" posts, you can update your location . . . ?



Or...

Just go here:

http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f125/

http://pnwguns.com/forums.php

http://www.idahoguntalk.com/forum/

https://www.northwestfirearms.com/

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Sun Dec 08, 2019 11:13 pm
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Ouch! How did that happen? Is she a lefty and had her right thumb behind the slide?


Actually, yes, exactly!

She usually shoots her full size xdm, so the smaller grip was new.


That sucks . . . but it's a lesson we all typically need to learn only once.

Please teach her a proper grip, with both thumbs on the right side of the gun. This will work no matter what size the frame is, and will help her manage the recoil as well.


Yes, definitely!


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Nope. All are welcome here. In fact, I’m more concerned about “just go away” posts than I am posts from non-WA members.

While LC might be enjoying a taste of freedom now, I think we all know that we have a shared future, and we can only shape that if we stick together.

So everyone, please dial it back. LC, please don’t rub it in our faces. And change your damned location. :wink05:

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Nope. All are welcome here. In fact, I’m more concerns about “just go away” posts than I am posts from non-WA members.

While LC might be enjoying a taste of freedom now, I think we all know that we have a shared future, and we can only shape that if we stick together.

So everyone, please dial it back. LC, please don’t rub it in our faces. And change your damned location. :wink05:


Bingo. And I'm not "rubbing it" in anyones' faces and people would have to be thin skinned to believe I am. Like EVERY OTHER MEMBER sharing good news or good fortune or life events, I've done nothing beyond sharing. I've not written anything rude or in any way to rub anything in...

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My powder valley order showed up with 8#'s CFE223, 3k Winchester SR primers, and 2k Hornady 55gr Jacketed BT. I'm a little surprised they were in unmarked clear bags. Also the base of the bullet has an area where the jacket leaves some of the lead exposed... Is that normal?

This motivated me to come up with a non perminate way to mount my press on the bench that the old man and I built for automotive work centering around the vise. Since its quite stout my solution was take a 2x6 about 12" long and clamp it in the vise horizontally. This provided plenty of grip for the vise and lots of surface area to glue and screw a plywood board on top. The plywood was notched so that the bolts for the press would go threw both.

I'm still working on another portable solution for my powder thrower, beam scale, brass trimmer, and brass prep tool.


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Mon Dec 09, 2019 8:15 pm
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Interesting setup with the vise! Hopefully it's strong enough.

Yeah, it's normal for FMJ bullets to have a small area of exposed lead on the bottom. As for the packaging, I bet that they got the bullets in boxes of 6,000 and repackaged them for the smaller quantity that you bought.

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Won't know for sure till I full length size my 30-06, but so far I can't budge it using my body weight.

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Installed a new set of Truglo TFX Pro sights on a G19. They're not the most aesthetically pleasing sights, but damn I like the brightness and contrast! The tritium glows brightly, too.

By the way, if you're in the market for a good sight-pushing tool, I can't recommend this one enough:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Handgun-Sight-Pusher-Tool-Universal-for-1911-glock-sig-springfield-and-others/162774304090

Why I like it:
  • It's built like a tank, intelligently designed, and the quality of the machining is top notch :thumbsup2:
  • It's truly universal - works on so many different handguns :woohoo:
  • It allows for very precise adjustments :snipersmilie:
  • It's made right here in Poulso, WA, USA :patriot:
  • It's only $65! :pray:


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Guns4Liberty wrote:
Installed a new set of Truglo TFX Pro sights on a G19. They're not the most aesthetically pleasing sights, but damn I like the brightness and contrast! The tritium glows brightly, too.

By the way, if you're in the market for a good sight-pushing tool, I can't recommend this one enough:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Handgun-Sight-Pusher-Tool-Universal-for-1911-glock-sig-springfield-and-others/162774304090

Why I like it:
  • It's built like a tank, intelligently designed, and the quality of the machining is top notch :thumbsup2:
  • It's truly universal - works on so many different handguns :woohoo:
  • It allows for very precise adjustments :snipersmilie:
  • It's made right here in Poulso, WA, USA :patriot:
  • It's only $65! :pray:



:plusone: on this sight tool. I bought one about 2 months ago and everything G4L said is 100% true. I was looking at the MGW Sight Pro before this one but at ~$300 bucks Im damned glad I found and bought this one instead. Easy to use and built stout.

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Put some toys up for consignment. *sad face*. life goes on.


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:plusone: Have had one of those sight pushers for years and it works great on everything I've needed it to.

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Put this paracord sling on my Shockwave. Nothing too fancy but it's comfy and I like the choice of the "thin blue line." I also tried "eyesighting" it the way Hickock does on Youtube and it worked fantastic. No more belly shooting for me!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01NALNUZ1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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samuraikitty7 wrote:
Put this paracord sling on my Shockwave. Nothing too fancy but it's comfy and I like the choice of the "thin blue line." I also tried "eyesighting" it the way Hickock does on Youtube and it worked fantastic. No more belly shooting for me!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01NALNUZ1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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That’s some damn good shooting from a shockwave! Congrats on the new sling and good shooting!

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