The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by brutal

It works.

"meters like logs" or so I've heard. If you are going to use a powder drop, check the weights dropped often.

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Isn't it shaped like logs? (little extruded cylinders?)

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

For you, my friend, I make you the BEST deal!



[Coffee]

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Better watch that copy right infringement. ;)

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Better watch that copy right infringement. ;)

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I learn from the best ;)

I smell gas

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Originally Posted by waxthis

I smell gas

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Must be you again. [LOL]

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Originally Posted by waxthis

I smell gas

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pull your head out of your ass.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Isn't it shaped like logs? (little extruded cylinders?)

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Yes, but so is Varget.
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H335 and BL-C(2) are spherical rifle powders if you want something that "meters like water." I've done some BL-C(2) drop loading but not any of the stick. I tested some 8208 in my new Lee perfect powder meaure jimmy rig drop and it's pretty consistent.

I haven't metered any yet, but 8208 is supposed to work good for a stick powder and is the shiznit for temp stability.

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And more BULLSHIT for your reading pleasure..

"The first so-called “smart gun” has hit the shelves at U.S. retail outlets, including one of the biggest firearms stores in California, according to the Washington Post.

The Smart System iP1, a .22-caliber pistol made by the German gun-maker Armatix GmbH, can only function with an accompanying wristwatch, which is sold separately.

When the RFID-equipped watch is activated by a PIN number and placed near the gun — like when a shooter grips the handle — it sends a signal to unlock the gun and a light on the back of the weapon turns green, according to the report. Otherwise, the firearm stays locked and the light on the back remains red, it stated.

The pistol sells for $1,399 and the watch retails for another $399 — more than double the cost of .40-caliber Glock handgun, according to the article.

The company is betting that demand for the technology will increase as consumers seek guns modified for safety.
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[bs]

Hey,

If you guys are gonna fuck around and talk crap and movie quotes, can you go over to the alternate reloading forum?

[Coffee]

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Originally Posted by waxthis

And more BULLSHIT for your reading pleasure..

"The first so-called “smart gun” has hit the shelves at U.S. retail outlets, including one of the biggest firearms stores in California, according to the Washington Post.

The Smart System iP1, a .22-caliber pistol made by the German gun-maker Armatix GmbH, can only function with an accompanying wristwatch, which is sold separately.

When the RFID-equipped watch is activated by a PIN number and placed near the gun — like when a shooter grips the handle — it sends a signal to unlock the gun and a light on the back of the weapon turns green, according to the report. Otherwise, the firearm stays locked and the light on the back remains red, it stated.

The pistol sells for $1,399 and the watch retails for another $399 — more than double the cost of .40-caliber Glock handgun, according to the article.

The company is betting that demand for the technology will increase as consumers seek guns modified for safety.
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Cool. If someone kicks down my door, I'll be sure to ask them politely to wait while I disengage the government-mandated electronic safety on my self-defense firearm. [facepalm][facepalm][facepalm][facepalm][facepalm]