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I load for two whelens, a rem 7600 and a Ruger 77mkII, both rifles like the 250 gr bullets, be it the 250 gr corelokt factory load or my 250 gr Hornady Interloks, both the RN and SP shoot to same point of impact at 100 yds. I've been loading 4064, re15 and 4831. I don't think you would have...

You use a magnum primer when your manual tells you too. Now with that being said unless I'm loading 357 for hunting loads with a 180 gr bullet, I'm loading to 38 sp +p levels for a light target and pd load without heavy muzzle flash.

I did the spring kit in my SD9, haven't felt the need to do anything about the trigger. So I can't speak to it. However if it's anything like the trigger for the M&P it will be an improvement.

I did the Apex DCAEK and the polymer trigger kit. Has is right where I want it for a carry gun. BTW you don't have to put the thumb safety back in.

LOL, that is actually true Sip.

I just go with a heavier crimp on full power magnum loads.

If I recall correctly my go to W296 load is 14.2 gr atop wspm primers.

I load W231/HP38 for standard loads and W296/H110 for magnum loads.

I personally wouldn't carry a 22 for SD, however if that's all you got.....

I usually carry my 642 or Nano in a Desantis Superfly as a bug in my left front pocket. My primary is IWB on my right side hip at the 4 o'clock position. I do this for two reasons, first, I carry my cell on my right side forward of the holster to help prevent printing and second it's just...

There is no substitute for quality hands on training.

Just about every carbine is over gassed, if you go down the road with an adjustable block or tube your going to have to end up setting up for one specific load to ensure reliable cycling. However with your comment that you are indeed planning on staying with one load that should not be a problem.

Is the 1911 shoulder rig right or left hand?

Comparing apples to oranges, no comparison. About a $1200 difference in price as well.

I paid $ 380 for mine.

I've been using Frog Lube and cleaning the bcg is simply a matter of wiping it off after heating it up with the blow dryer or heat gun. Carbon just melts off.

The USB is the best bang for the buck to clean up the gritty trigger, will also lighten the pull slightly. I did the full DCAEK, did not do the trigger because they weren't available yet.

I have the M&P 40C with the thumb safety, really wasn't an issue for me, I do use it when carrying. Now with that said I wouldn't have any issue carrying if it didn't have the safety, my Sigs don't have one and in today's striker fired handguns, there is enough safety built into the design of...

Rest In Peace Hondo

642-2 for me, purpose gun, it's my bug, ankle or pocket carry depending on what I'm wearing.