Recent content by Hvymax

Energy Transfer is what matters when it comes to stopping power. A bullet zipping effortlessly through something transfers minimal energy. That's why my HD load is a 3" slug with about 4,000fp.

Probably not. 3-4,000fp most likely.

I let a few fly every month or so to verify zero etc. they're 90gr so not really even full +P.

Lehigh XP's that come out of most of my 9mm pistols around 1,500fps. The do 2,100-2,300fps in my 357 Sig's.

What's nice is that plated bullets are really cheap and some powders are reasonable as well. Primers are the wild card. It's easy to tailor loads for accuracy and reliability. I have a friend who had "Limp Wrist" issues with her S&W Shield 9 EZ using standard plinking loads. I loaded some rounds...

Pretty sure those are even harder to come by unless you have a Mill and Skill!!!

Ban Narcan. He who hesitates is lost.

I went with the CT rad micro. Stupid accurate self adapting to light conditions and shake awake.

Glue on a foam block so it does. Just like shimming a shotgun stock. All 3 needed a little help. I use masking tape until they work and then barge cement.

That's why they have the "Special" Olympics 🤣😂🤣😂

In a world of Magnums do you want to be "Special"

Ooooh a lathe!!! The barrel possibilities are endless.

Red dots are transcendent. See Dot Shoot Dot. It doesn't get any easier and faster.

Try an Sig 365. Basic physics. Big heavy slide with lots of travel will need less spring than a light tiny slide with barely enough travel to clear the case.

48 Special 🤣😂🤣😂. In a World of Magnums do you want to be the "Special" one?