I found it in the closet and use it to annoy my dogs.Nice!! Air horn = redneck flashbang!
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Rebel_Rider1969
Well Known Nuisance
Use it on telemarketers!
Gaterbaitii
Marksman
Just completed building my new Vudoo Gunworks 360 .22lr. Did some load testing with limited time of around 150 match rds. She loves Lapua of course, shooting 1/2 moa with center-x, midas L and Eley Tenex. The center-X and Tenex were respectively .1-.2’s at 50yrds. Couldn’t get to 100yds, that will be next range trip. The ACE barrel looks to be a keeper so far with those numbers and not even completely broken in yet.
Also included some pics of what’s left of my vintage .22lr’s collection. Had to do some yearly oiling and plan on taking them out as well next trip. These are all Tac drivers; except the Kimber, is new unfired and untested. This is around my 7th Kimber and all previous ones shot extremely well when you find the ammo it liked etc. I’ll list a quick info on them below:
1. Vudoo 360, 22” ACE threaded MTU contour heavy barrel, Trigger Tech diamond trigger 2 stage set at around 8oz, Atlas bipod mounted on RRS QD mount, MDT ACC Elite Chassis, Nightforce ATACR 7-35 scope, Nightforce unimount
2. Winchester 52C (civilian model), Unertl Programmer 20X, Canjar trigger set to around 6oz
3. Remington 40X-HB (US Property), Unertl Target 14x magnification scope, Jewell BR trigger 6oz
4. Remington 40X-HB (US Property, Rare rifle as it was a Navy SATU training rifle previously owned by well known M1Garand/M14 armorers Don McCoy and Art Luppino), Lyman Super Targetspot 30X scope
5. Kimber 82G (new unfired stock CMP rifle), Lyman Super Targetspot 20x magnification scope
Also included some pics of what’s left of my vintage .22lr’s collection. Had to do some yearly oiling and plan on taking them out as well next trip. These are all Tac drivers; except the Kimber, is new unfired and untested. This is around my 7th Kimber and all previous ones shot extremely well when you find the ammo it liked etc. I’ll list a quick info on them below:
1. Vudoo 360, 22” ACE threaded MTU contour heavy barrel, Trigger Tech diamond trigger 2 stage set at around 8oz, Atlas bipod mounted on RRS QD mount, MDT ACC Elite Chassis, Nightforce ATACR 7-35 scope, Nightforce unimount
2. Winchester 52C (civilian model), Unertl Programmer 20X, Canjar trigger set to around 6oz
3. Remington 40X-HB (US Property), Unertl Target 14x magnification scope, Jewell BR trigger 6oz
4. Remington 40X-HB (US Property, Rare rifle as it was a Navy SATU training rifle previously owned by well known M1Garand/M14 armorers Don McCoy and Art Luppino), Lyman Super Targetspot 30X scope
5. Kimber 82G (new unfired stock CMP rifle), Lyman Super Targetspot 20x magnification scope
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Imnotbruce
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I called the ATF NFA division for the 10th business day In a row to check on my form 4s, day 272 and counting.
I looked and thought, what’s going on? People posting ads, rifle for sale or trade! Nothing else! Wow
And we aren’t allowed to comment on prices,’I get that! $500 for a used G22! Ok, cool but a quick search you’ll find used G22’s, P320’s and others for, well, not $500! https://aimsurplus.com/categories/Sale!/sale-firearms
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And we aren’t allowed to comment on prices,’I get that! $500 for a used G22! Ok, cool but a quick search you’ll find used G22’s, P320’s and others for, well, not $500! https://aimsurplus.com/categories/Sale!/sale-firearms
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Midway ran Pile Drivers on sale so I picked one up. Ran up to my buddy's and mounted it on a 2X10 scrape and clamped it in the mill vice. Seems to work pretty good. The crimped .223s we ran came out in just 2 pulls and the bullets were undamaged. There is a barbed nipple inside where the catch cup is to hook a hose to for remote recovery. It says it will do up to .30-06 cases as well as pistol up to that case head size I'm sure. Going to hook a tube to it for remote recovery...bullets should stop on the screen and the powder should fall through.
We shall see how long it lasts pulling a bucket of .223 and maybe that much pistol.
We shall see how long it lasts pulling a bucket of .223 and maybe that much pistol.
Rebel_Rider1969
Well Known Nuisance
Why are you pulling??? Bad ammo??
Excellent deal. I've carried one if these in .45 for years. I bought it thinking I'd sell it if I didn't like it, and I kept it. The only issue I had was finding an off the shelf, leather holster that fit right. Ended up just making my own. Nice find.
My best friend and rifle builder loads commercially and uses 1050s with Mark 7 drives. They are culls from his QC staff (me
and others), bullet upside down, primer upside down, no primer or sideways primer. Over time they build up and I thought I would donate this to the cause...since I just might be the poor SOB with the kinetic hammer beating on the mill table to get them apart 
basscatlildave
Expert
Put together a lower for my 450 Bush Master
bakron1
Expert
Picked up my used Sig 229 Legion RXP today, took it to the range and ran a box of 50 through it and as I expected, it shoots great.
My friend, for whom I was selling his stuff, handed me the below box and contents as a thank you gift. I had sold stuff for him to the tune of $27,000+. I said I don't know if the .22 kit will fit on my Ruger 1911.
He said you don't understand...it goes with this (several Wilson Combat 45acp mags and a carrying case)
and all goes with this and a 30 cal can of 45acp ammo (a Kimber Super Carry Custom HD)
I'm not real knowledgeable about 1911's, so I wasn't fully aware of how significant until I got home and looked it up. Wow! That pistol had a comma in the price. Fired a few rounds in the yard with SWC's and hardball, and all functioned. Gotta take it to a range and ring it out more fully. Beautiful trigger pull.
My son came over Sunday and helped me repaint most of my reloading shed (I'd painted it when it was new 15 years ago). I do need to finish repainting the porch.
He said you don't understand...it goes with this (several Wilson Combat 45acp mags and a carrying case)
and all goes with this and a 30 cal can of 45acp ammo (a Kimber Super Carry Custom HD)
I'm not real knowledgeable about 1911's, so I wasn't fully aware of how significant until I got home and looked it up. Wow! That pistol had a comma in the price. Fired a few rounds in the yard with SWC's and hardball, and all functioned. Gotta take it to a range and ring it out more fully. Beautiful trigger pull.
My son came over Sunday and helped me repaint most of my reloading shed (I'd painted it when it was new 15 years ago). I do need to finish repainting the porch.
Rebel_Rider1969
Well Known Nuisance
Lots around!
Yeah, just waitin' for that deposit. Probably won't be 'til June and I want the options of looking/buying locally, cash in account/hand.
Fired my Les Baer .45 the other day with my own 200gr SWC loads, the first time firing it with anything but ball ammo. Distance was only 10 yards & the POI changed, but overall not a bad 5-shot group considering my old eyes aren't what they once were.
