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Same here, I see no issue. However, all it would take is one cranky hunter and your drone has a hole in it.

I've only used the one bore snake, what I didn't care for was feeding it through the barrel. In addition to that, you only get the one pass with the brush. For me, I like to start with a rod to get a good cleaning with brush going in and out a few times, then switch to a cable to finish the...

I voted no, even though I have one for my 9mm. They work OK, but I have other options for cleaning.

Can't use them for hunting, but nothing wrong with looking.

I may have just weaponized it, just saying.

My advice, don't buy a used one, I did that thinking I'm going to save money. I didn't. The older ones need a much better pitot than me. This one is perfect for beginners. Auto take-off, auto landing, auto return to home.

That was the first time I flew that drone. I had one a few years ago I picked up used, but I was never able to really fly it, it kept crashing. I ended up trading it for a .22lr handgun. I wear a lot of lounge pants because I don't leave the house a lot, and because it's easy to put them on...

The first flight of the new DJI Mavic mini drone that I picked up to increase the photographic and video capabilities for reviews. So many new possibilities. Be sure to subscribe to my channel.

I have a full-time job too. It's called early retirement. I highly recommend it.

Thanks for pointing that out. I've been very busy with school and stuff, but will see what I can do. As the key members of this, or any forum, we should make sure every thread is answered, even if it's just something like I'll look into this and get back. New members who answer questions that...

Personally, I will zero a handgun in at the center of the range you intend to use it. 7-25 yards, zero at 15 yards. At those ranges the little bit high at <15 yards and the little bit low at >15 yards will be so small it will be outside of the skill levels of most shooters. I'm talking perhaps...

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I always tell people to inspect some of their spent cases. Like the days of old, when we would inspect spark plugs in engines to tell what's going on inside the engine. Spent cases can do the same. Not just primer marks, but the walls of the case. Bulging, scratches, dents, etc. One day I...

I find it very entertaining when she shows up.

Always a good idea to check the headspace on any firearm you build or swap barrels/bolt head. While a set of go/no go gauges can be a bit pricy. There's a cheap option. Take an empty brass that's been resized and a primer in place. take a dowl that will fit in the barrel and glue the case to...

Thanks, that was my intent, to spark a heated debate.

If you don't understand the law, how will you know when you're breaking it? Almost like that's the intent.

I'm in total agreement there.

I'm not willing to do anything that would risk my class 7 FFL