Obviously a caa roni kit.

It appears the blue is correct and he probably almost got away with it. Almost.

Very cool vid. Makes me wanna get a 1:12 twist just for my 55g ammo

Hi , i was hoping anyone could answer this.

So i was looking through my parts bin and found a modified choke for my rem 870 20ga. Ive shot foster slugs out of the improved cylinder that i have on now before without issue. I only bought the improved cylinder choke. Im surprised remington sold the shotgun with a modified choke. I assumed way back when it was a cylinder bore choke.

I also bought 20ga brenneke magnum silver slugs 1 oz. (not crush or the other gold plated or black plated slugs) from sechawaii a couple weeks ago.

Has anyone ever shot a foster slug or brenneke slug through a modified choke? Is it safe? Lol.

More concerned bout brenneke slugs. Idk if they are hollow on the inside like foster slugs. I seen plenty of vids of people shooting foster slugs througj full chokes.

I called brenneke but the lady couldnt help me. Some customer service that is. Lol. On their website it says any slugs with the exception of crush and other colorful slugs can be shot with any choke. I know the ribs are meant to collapse through stricter chokes. But idk.

Thanks in advance

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This is the kind crap you see in movies. I can understand frustration. But these stupid actions would put more restrictions against pro 2a enthusiasts.

Ok, so sitting at home and doing nothing, my mind began to wonder why did it have to be a .223 caliber. Couldnt they have made it a .225 bullet instead or .3? Would it be easier? Couldnt they have made a larger casing if powder was the downfall of having better ballistics back in the day?

Imagine.. if 5.56 didnt exist. And the military standard for an ar15 back in vietnam era was a 6mmx50 cartridge or something else. I kinda understand that the 5.56 was probably invented so the .223 could be used incase of ammo shortage during the war. Like now haha. With all these new calibers in the ar15 platform coming out with better ballistics than the 5.56, wouldnt it have been great to have started out with this from the GET GO.

The other thing that has been plaguing my mind is why dont they make a lpvo that goes from 1-15x25. Ok so the 25 i just made up, i dont really care bout that. Im just curious why couldnt they make a lpvo that goes from 1 (or as close as true 1x) to 5x to 10x to 15x? Skip all those inbetween numbers. Im sure if it was possible someone would have done it by now. But doesnt those 5-25x scopes skip inbetween numbers??? Or can you really stop at 11x or 17x?

Kind of like that elcan 1x-3x-9x. Or whatever magnification range.  But in a lpvo outer form.

Anyone else should post questions they have been wondering during the covid shutdown. Itll be interesting to see if anyone else has or had something they have been wondering.

Bored as fuck

Dont know if the whole mag capacity bill still going on, but saw this on my recommended list on youtube. Also dunno if anyone posted this before.

Title is "sheriff demonstrates how magazine capacity..." forgot the rest of the title haha.



1. I wish i could see the target after christy shot the ar15. If she hit all targets at COM. Then damn she not bad at all.

2. Youll notice Jim pick up his pace when firing magazines where he has to reload.

3. I love the new york reload with revolvers. Buy more cheap revolvers 🤣🤣🤣

Nevermind 

So I Google fu'd it and no direct answer can be found.

Just wanting your guys opinions or possible experience.

I have a spikes upper receiver that's been laying around for quite some time. Maybe 3-4 months old. Finally took it out of the package today and noticed 2 scratches or gouge on the upper receiver unerneathe the barrel nut threading. I didn't install any barrel. I just was oiling it because I noticed the inside looked white ish. Maybe the anodizing isn't well applied. Anyways, do you think it's safe to use? I used a toothpick and plastic cleaning pick and there is a noticeable difference. If it were anyplace else I'd use it, but being under where the barrel extension goes, idk... Lol I mean the anodizing is completely off. Some threading (closer to muzzle end) looks flat. Doubt anyone tried to use it before cause the anodizing on threads is still there. Bought from aim surplus I think... I got a dud lol

Thanks for any input.