u/Jeggirfandenkaffe

I had a problem with my Hawken .45 at the range.

The bullet was stuck about 5cm from the muzzle, I took the wrong patch and there were already a little "leftovers" in the barrel.

As the others shoot modern, noone had a bullet puller.

I decided to give it a go, as the powder was compressed with a tight sitting wad. Used a rope for trigger release and all went well.

Question: is it save to shoot, when something like this happens again? As long as a wad is holding the powder tight together?

Or is there the danger to blow the barrel?

I want to try to cast my ammunition myself, as I am already doing it for black powder guns.

9mm FX ammo says .357

If I buy .38 special mold it is .358

If I buy 9mm Luger mold it will be .356

What is better/will work?

Anyone tried this before?

WTF?

Skulle forlenge søk annonsen min på Finn og nå kommer det melding at det ikke lenger kan lages?

Er de helt koko i hue nå?

I am getting a little annoyed about the mimosa printer breaking the filament and jamming the print head.

I had it several times, the filament for a week or so on the printer, starting a new job and crack, the filament breaks while printing and always right under the intake of the print head

To unjam the cooler has to be removed, the print head assembly unscrewed and the head with the heating element pulled out.

As the 2 screws for the removing are on the backside of the head assembly, there is no way around removing all the screws.

This sucks extremely.

Is there a mount that turns the print head 180 degrees, that one can access those screws or another trick to get those rests out of the way and unclog the nozzle?

I am getting a little annoyed about the mimosa printer breaking the filament and jamming the print head.

I had it several times, the filament for a week or so on the printer, starting a new job and crack, the filament breaks while printing and always right under the intake of the print head

To unjam the cooler has to be removed, the print head assembly unscrewed and the head with the heating element pulled out.

As the 2 screws for the removing are on the backside of the head assembly, there is no way around removing all the screws.

This sucks extremely.

Is there a mount that turns the print head 180 degrees, that one can access those screws or another trick to get those rests out of the way and unclog the nozzle?

My 1.9tdi lost suddenly power and makes a metal banking noise from the motor

Stopped it and not tried to start again.

The weird thing, there is no unusual smoke, no control lamp and the register belt looks OK and tight (had the idea that it could have hopped one tooth)

Any ideas what this could be?

Problemet med massevis postinger av folk som kun ville spre propaganda kunne vært relativt enkel å løse med konsekvent bruk av noen regler:

1. Maks 1 start av en diskusjon per dag. Når noen ville diskutere skikkelig, går det neppe å starte flere hver dag

2. Sletting av alt som ikke har direkte med Norge å gjøre. Det er f... ikke relevant, hva noen utlendinger har gjort i UK eller Sverige.

3. Sletting av gamle artikkel som er gravet fram uten aktuelle relevans. 1837 har en Somalier slått en Nordmann har ikke relevans i aktuelle diskusjoner, i alle fall ikke nok for å starte en.

4. Når noen leverer screenshot av en artikkel, så skal, så vidt mulig, lenken til kilde følger med. Hvis den ikke følger med, må det være en begrunnelse, hvorfor den ikke følger med

Med regler som det kan alle diskutere hva de ville, men propaganda "bots" har det mye vanskeligere

I want on long term have an FX impact with 5,5mm and 9mm in caliber.

If I order it takes 3 months, the gun is manufactured and sent in order.

The shop here has 4,5mm on stock and the 9mm barrel set.

Are there any disadvantages to buy a 4,5mm and the 9mm set now? And get a 5,5mm set later? (Besides of having a 4,5mm on top later 😊)

Is the interior the same in all calibers?

Or is it clever to preorder a 9mm that is build for me and get the 5,5mm barrel set then?