u/No_Staff594

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CMR30

I just emailed keltec basically begging to produce a CMR30 in 5.7 before PSA and HK released their 5.7 PDWs in turn for my slavery and they said they would forward it to their dev team. I’m sure they were just saying that to shut me up but pretty cool they actually read the email. Cool guys over there.

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u/No_Staff594 — 3 days ago

rifle sling youtube ads

does anybody remember those recently run youtube ads for hunting rifle slings that are like a 3 point sling where they stay put on your person while hiking without having to keep readjusting them?

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u/No_Staff594 — 5 days ago

New gear

I’m essentially starting over in term of hockey gear and I haven’t shopped for anything since probably 2017. I plan to get most gear used from play it again sports or Facebook market place but my worry is about the helmet. I was to buy a helmet new but I’m not sure what size to get. I last had a Bauer 5100 size XL and I have no clue what the market looks like now. I got a pretty big head

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u/No_Staff594 — 12 days ago

Free couch

a 3-4 person grey couch little dingy and needs a good cleaning but in decent condition. Im loading it in my truck right now to throw away. If you want it it’s yours for free. I will bring it anywhere within 10-15 minutes of the Killeen mall. Wife wants it gone ASAP so this offer stands for the next half hour or I’ll just dump it

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u/No_Staff594 — 12 days ago

I think this boost best fits this sub because I’m talking about projectiles and how some work differently than others.

I am looking online for a decent load to carry in my Glock 357 sig while I go outdoors like camping and whatnot. I end up in the Smokey’s somewhat often and just want something that won’t leave me stranded against a black bear or mountain lion.

The real question is how come I see so many hard cast projectiles frequently used but flat nose FMJ rounds, which are basically industry standard for 357 sig, are not deemed enough? I find a hard time finding a decent projectile and load due to that. Any recommendations or knowledge would be greatly appreciated

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u/No_Staff594 — 18 days ago

I have a 357 sig Glock and want to load #1 at +P pressure and #2 do so with the new 138gr hornady DGH projectile. Would anybody happen to have any guidance for me with this? Thanks in advance, I don’t think the DGH projectile is in any books yet and I’m not sure what my limits are when loading for +P. Just looking for a place to start or some guidance for development because I this is my first shot at loading pistol ammo

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u/No_Staff594 — 21 days ago