Recent content by hatt

Times like these are when you should stay sharp. You don't really have to have a ton of ammo to train. Dry firing uses no ammo.

How much ammo you should have on hand is determined by how much you shoot. You don't need 5K rounds if you shoot a box every 3 years. If you shoot 500+ rounds a month then 5K isn't much. There's also no per gun rule. Guns/calibers that don't get shot as much don't need a bunch of ammo.

The mini is probably cheaper than AR15s again. They're not a bad option for most people.

The WSM cartridges are good. I wouldn't go out of my way to buy one but a deal like that is an easy choice. There is a ton of ammo out there for under $25 a box.

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A nice blued gun gets a wipedown and maybe quick cleaning. Glocks/etc and AR15/etc, LOL, No way.

Buy a rack that will hold an AR15.

I've used tapatalk before on a few sites and didn't see the point. Most forums look fine on modern larger phones.

This place has a free shipping deal for 4 cans pretty often. Out of stock right now and it looks like the price us up $10. https://www.roverparts.com/off-road-accessories/jerry-cans/GJC20K4/

Hopefully G5 357s are on the board.

Originally Posted by alarmguy Interesting https://www.inc.com/don-reisinger/n...hard-on-small-businesses.html?cid=search I still say you could bring a horse to water but.... I don't see a big impact. Most users are going to gladly give away their info to make all the apps and services work...

Originally Posted by funflyer Originally Posted by Linctex Originally Posted by Driz Keep the velocity down and the powder coat doesn't even scrape off. No leading whatsoever..... What is the FPS limit before the powder coatings/flakes/melts/burns off? I'd like to know also. I load full...

Originally Posted by caprice_2nv Originally Posted by hatt That's fine if they want a GPS tracker in THEIR vehicle. When I park it for the day that would be a great place to leave THEIR phone too. As I said its a pain in the [censored] carrying around 2 phones. Since they can't track me on my...

That's fine if they want a GPS tracker in THEIR vehicle. When I park it for the day that would be a great place to leave THEIR phone too.

Originally Posted by Alfred_B Some employers do require BYOD and install a tracker on it. The carrot is a device stipend that may be more than the cell service fee. Then I'd buy a phone for work. Worrying about google but giving your employer access to your location and personal phone is crazy.