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I would really be interested to hear or find out how much difference there is in felt recoil between LC380 and LC9.

I respect my guns. I respect my powder. I respect my primers. I fear the big kaboom. I am very careful reloading, which is why I asked the tolerance question. As a relatively new reloader two of the more surprising things I have learned is how important and precise the "dead air space" is...

I have made my last compromise on gun control. I don't want to sound like a nutcase, but for crying out loud, enough is enough.

Exactly right Denny. I don't think anybody gave an overall length, because as you indicated the recipe (my word) will be different based on powder used, bullet, etc. I was more curious in regards to how exacting the measurement needed to be. Skip said he liked to stay within a tolerance of .005...

Thanks. That helps. I will definitely go digital on the calipers. I don't see some of those tiny lines quite as well as I used to.

So how close should I be on overall length. Would my Lyman manual show a range of tolerance?

Sounds good. I may look at Lowes tomorrow. I am sure they will be higher, but I have a gift card from there. :)

Although I have reloaded .380 and 9 mm, at this time I only reload .45 acp. One of the many measurements that seems to be critical to reloading is the overall cartridge length. My questions are; How accurate does this need to be? Should I use calipers to measure? Should I use one of those...

Rich, you have posted pictures of that little guy before and he always looks happy! That says a lot don't it.

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As Artie Johnson on Laugh In used to say, "veddy interesting".

I get his point......I guess. And sometimes I applaud the rebel. But I can't really see a rational human being going through the thought process that ended up with: Step 4. Strap on AR and handgun and go into store. :o

While it is well within his rights to do this, I don't think the youngster realizes how easy it would be for him to get shot. Then when the shooter said I was in fear for my life, in today's climate of the evil AR who wouldn't believe them? And there he would lay without a single round fired.

I am itching to try hog hunting. I know I should not wish for this, but I do wish we had wild hogs in Indiana.

It seems like a really good way to feel a gun at the base of your neck.

Threw tea in the harbor over a few pennies. Look at us now. Hard to believe. :o

This will probably be deleted, but was he able to keep a straight face while he said that? :D ::)

I will bet anything the last gal in the video is a shooter or married to a shooter. She clearly understands the whole picture.

Only takes a one second little mistake to hear a bang when you didn't expect it. As for the range, I feel blessed to have a shooting range right outside my back door. If you look 100 yards straight north of the my wife's lovely gazeebo you will see a very large pile of dirt with a bunch of metal...

I would like to panic buy some CCI .22 rounds, but can't find them. Otherwise, I have resisted the urge.