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gyre wrote:Toolmaker
PS Glasers use tiny shot pellets covered with a tip. They were designed for crowd control but work well in apts and situations where a miss or overpentration is an issue. Lethal in a soft target though.. a little different from the current school of powdered metal pressed slugs.
I have had those, but they tell me they no longer make them that way, that it is a pressed design now.
May be a balance thing?
BLUE: Glaser BLUE uses #12 shot compressed into a solid form. The Glaser BLUE produces immediate energy dispersal into the target, reducing the possibility of over penetration and creating abrupt stopping power. The numerous projectiles disperses outward generating an effective wound cavity.
SILVER: Glaser SILVER is made up of #6 shot. With the Silver load, you get much larger segments; deeper penetration and controlled energy release.
From http://www.dakotaammo.net/products/glaser/glaser.htm
I think you may be confusing Glasers shot method with companies like Sinter that use powder thats compressed. When you carve open a Glaser removing the plastic ball you'll see the "birdshot".
I gotta try and find a way to get fang faces to feed properly in my Wilson Combat.. I think its a feed ramp issue but they feed OK in the Kimbers.. go figure.
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compressed into a solid form
That's exactly what they told me.
The old ones I had looked very different.
Loose pellets in a clear blue shell vs compressed.
I haven't used the new ones yet.
Powerball will feed in any difficult guns.
Have you polished the feed ramp yet?
Have you tried the Enhanced Penetration?
They're supposed to feed better.
gyre wrote:compressed into a solid form
That's exactly what they told me.
The old ones I had looked very different.
Loose pellets in a clear blue shell vs compressed.
I haven't used the new ones yet.
Powerball will feed in any difficult guns.
Have you polished the feed ramp yet?
Have you tried the Enhanced Penetration?
They're supposed to feed better.
Come to think of it my Glasers are a few years old. I'll have to swing by the ol gun shop n see if the new ones look any different.
Polishing the feed ramp is the first thing I do, I am a toolmaker/machinst after all. The ONLY firearms I own that I didn't have to fuck with are the Wilson Combats. But for over 2K each I better not have to mess with em. The Kimbers are kinda like Franken45s.. I have homemade firing pins, extractors, modified ports, and one of a kind double recoil springs that took me YEARS of trial and error. My main goal with those 2 guns was to get hydrashocks and corbons to feed whilst triple tapping.
In all honesty the ONLY reason I like those fang faces is cuz they LOOK mean. I'm a sucker for appearance.
A note about custom extractors.. DONT BOTHER trying to make yer own, Its too much of a pain in the ass! But lightening the slide and serrating the front is dandy as hell.
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gyre wrote:How do you get away with lightening the slide?
Doesn't it need the mass?
You would love the F/AK.
It may get exhibited just to horrify purists.
I took a lil from the sides, beveled the serrations to have larger grooves, ground all the sharp edges and corners to copycat Clarks "meltdown" look and to decrease the risk of snags. With stainless steel slides the mass is a lil heavy to begin with. The trick is to match up your recoil springs to the slide weight. I basically just took alot of what the IPSC guys do to their guns, just not nearly as lightened.
I didn't want to pay a grand for a gun lookin like a used bar of soap so I did it myself

Here is a pic of the "meltdown" look.

Here is something similar to the way I "opened" up the slide serrations.

I still lived up north at the time and wanted to be able to operate quick with gloves.
Here is what slightly over the top slide lightening will look like courtesy of Briley.

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The AK bullpup is working.
I thought it would just be a novelty, but now it's the only one I want.
It's slightly shorter than a standard one with folding stock.
The magazine removal is tricky with the 40 round.
It's wonderful with a 10-15 round.
Interestingly, balance doesn't change with the larger mag due to the arc.
The new frame is made of a drilled U tube and looks very different from a standard AK.
Only the gas tube and front sight is recognizable.
I want to continue the theme and make it completely unique in appearance.
Weight is 6 1/2 pounds in steel and wood.
The lightweight one is 6 pounds empty (standard AK).
I love it.
Easy one handed operation.
I thought it would just be a novelty, but now it's the only one I want.
It's slightly shorter than a standard one with folding stock.
The magazine removal is tricky with the 40 round.
It's wonderful with a 10-15 round.
Interestingly, balance doesn't change with the larger mag due to the arc.
The new frame is made of a drilled U tube and looks very different from a standard AK.
Only the gas tube and front sight is recognizable.
I want to continue the theme and make it completely unique in appearance.
Weight is 6 1/2 pounds in steel and wood.
The lightweight one is 6 pounds empty (standard AK).
I love it.
Easy one handed operation.
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twasn't Obama who took away the guns, twas hunger.
(throw in a couple a hand grenades too)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081208/ap_ ... s_for_guns
(throw in a couple a hand grenades too)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081208/ap_ ... s_for_guns
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cowboyangel wrote:twasn't Obama who took away the guns, twas hunger.
(throw in a couple a hand grenades too)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081208/ap_ ... s_for_guns
To bad they didn't give them market value.
Poor people get fucked again.

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I was looking for a story from San Diego about a guy on crutches who stopped a home invader, but it seems so many robbers get beaten up by people on crutches, by the crutches, that i can't find it.
But I did run across this.
I was looking for a story from San Diego about a guy on crutches who stopped a home invader, but it seems so many robbers get beaten up by people on crutches, by the crutches, that i can't find it.
But I did run across this.
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interesting how two sides can see an event and actions related:
"are you willing to kill someone over a lousy car stereo, jewelry in your house, or your wallet?"
"Are you willing to die trying to take my car stereo, jewelry in my house, or wallet?"
same event.............
both valid questions............
"are you willing to kill someone over a lousy car stereo, jewelry in your house, or your wallet?"
"Are you willing to die trying to take my car stereo, jewelry in my house, or wallet?"
same event.............
both valid questions............
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I think it should be an assumed risk that someone may try to stop you.
The burden of proof should be on the criminal to prove they are not a threat, if it has to be an issue at all.
I think thieves are always prepared to harm others, except when they think they might lose out.
That is why they do what they do.
It is always about their being willing to harm others.
Why should a citizen have to take any risk at all?
The burden of proof should be on the criminal to prove they are not a threat, if it has to be an issue at all.
I think thieves are always prepared to harm others, except when they think they might lose out.
That is why they do what they do.
It is always about their being willing to harm others.
Why should a citizen have to take any risk at all?
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ygmir wrote:we can't in CA..........peoples republic of............
Oh yes you can. I sort of view that like I do drugs. If you're relatively 'normal' at least in appearance, and discrete...
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