07-20-2005, 04:32 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Shasta Lake,
CA
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Posts: 26,615
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Brent,
Meth is getting worse up here. They just transferred in 3 more full time DEA agents last summer for this area. Madea big raid and bust just four houses down from me a few months ago and now the place has been condemmed and sold.
One thing to remember about semi-automatics is to keep them clean. I have never had one jam on me but have seen them do it as people tend to think they can just keep shootig them and not clean them. I always clean mine immediately after shooting and if it lays for a month, I clean it again in case any dust may get into the mechanisms. Mine has a slotted screw that you turn to make it work like a double actiron revolver or a semi-automatic. I like the automatic ecause when we have to qualify, part of it is a time shoot using two magazines or loading a revolver twice.
When the last round is out of the auto, I can drop the magazine on the ground and have the next one in and be firing almost before the first one hits the ground. The people with the revolvers have a problem getting past this phase of the qualifying. But some of them use those speed loaders and they are almost as fast as the automatics.
Any good gun up here will run from over $500 to around $1,500 dollars. What kind of targets do you plan to use?
Ron
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