Recent content by G2240

Moderator edit: I had to ding and delete several late-night posts. :rolleyes: This is a lounge thread. You're welcome to discuss why gun control laws don't work, but political discussion is still a banned topic here. From our rules: Fair warning. Any further discussion of banned topics...

I've used Bullseye in a non-S&W gun with good results. I followed the recommendation of Alliant's technical representative which was 4.0 to 4.5 grains of Bullseye behind a 115-grain jacketed hollow point and a COL of 1.100". I've also used it behind 115-grain FMJ bullets. I think you'll find 4.2...

This is slightly off topic, but it has to do with beginning to reload. I started about 4 months ago and have reloaded about 500 handgun shells. I had what I assume to be the standard type of beginner problems, but for the most part all the reloads functioned properly. My learning curve seemed to...

The Hodgdon site has a relative burn rate chart for most commonly used powders-- including competitive brands. Use the link below to access it. Burn Rate

The best semi-auto for you is the one that feels best in your hand. I have a Glock 19 and a Glock 22 and they're absolutely the best guns-- for me. They feel right in my hand, I consistently get excellent groups and neither of them has ever missed a beat. But most of that is irrelevant for you...

Yet another cry for help? Like you sig, although I'd use a stronger word than "impeach"

"Like a cry for help"? That's an outright scream. ;) Seriously, why not post a photo of your fob-- maybe you can sell some and that will turn your cry for help into a business venture.:)

I'm waiting for primers to arrive, then I'll start loading 9mm and .40 cal. (New to reloading) Have you use anything other than Bullseye for the 9? If so any comparisons. I've been reading everything I can find from the various powder and reloading equipment companies, but nothing is as helpful...

I own two Glocks, a 22 and a 19 and they're both excellent guns-- for me. I really don't understand all the all slamming that goes on about different makes of guns. The only thing that matters is how the gun fits your hand and how well you shoot it. I've picked up some guns that have a lot of...