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I did bought 100 round box of those, happened that I didn't have an issue (SA Hellcat and Sig P365XL), but I don't feel at all "offended" by the recall. I am glad when manufacturers stand behind their products in this way.

What means the bolded part in the context of this thread? Are you saying that the recall, that Winchester put out, can be ignored because you never had issues in the past? Similarly thinking, if your car didn't broke in the past (like when it was new), it will never break in the future?

I have bought and shoot one box of 100 bullets - the bulk white box - in May. Luckily they all worked OK in my Hellcat. Usually I shoot Federal, but sometimes I get Winchester, Sellier Bellot, Blazer... All good. The only one that had a weak puff was STV Golden Bee. Scared me, but the bullet...

The new trigger (starting with January 2021) has a modification that fixes that issue (manufactured or not). Older thread, with pictures: https://www.thearmorylife.com/forum/threads/hellcat-trigger-debacle.7449/

I think that brass expands better and seals the gases from escaping the rear. I might be wrong, but that's my reason not to use steel casings.

Steel case? :sick: And $0.60 a round?

That video is a historical delight!

They look so weird!

That question implies some kind of natural evolution in play. But if the chicken was created fully functional, with the associated rooster, then they were the first. The creator could create first the eggs, but then he would need to create some kind of artificial incubator too... *Note...

:p Tungsten Heavy Alloy. https://www.eaglealloys.com/tungsten-alloy/

"What a reasonable and prudent person would done in that case?" That's the standard question.

It depends where you live and how brainwashed the jury is there. How else anti-gun people get voted to those positions? This an example of legislator that makes gun-control laws using scare tactics to influence his voters: If he was elected by the same people that would stand as jury in a...

Mr. Ayoob is always insightful, I am subscribed to his YT channel. Don't know if he reads this forum though...

I wanted to buy one... but really? $10 shipping?

Taxes are imposed by the people voters elect in that place. If you live in a place that has the majority of voters are hostile to your beliefs... just vote with your feet. PS: I did that once, moved across an ocean to go away from leftists. Little I knew that they will follow me here.

I own both the Hellcat and the Sig 365XL with RomeoZero. On Hellcat I added Viridian Laser. Well... 1. The laser is hard to turn on quickly, when drawing, is the type that you have to press a button. Otherwise is the best sighting option. If I could keep the grouping tight that is. 2. The...

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2021/05/supreme-court-rules-warrantless-home-gun-confiscation-is-unconstitutional-in-9-0-vote/

I am not sure that Chevy comes with a Diesel engine. I know that green handle usually means Diesel in US, but is not the same everywhere. https://blog.goodsam.com/green-gas-nozzle-handles/

My only experience is with the RomeoZero on my 365XL. The red dot is very accurate, wakes up reliably by sensing the moving and is bright enough during day time. Takes a bit to get used to find it in the frame though, it doesn't have a circle around, but it kind of shines the red on the rim in...

Double stack magazine was invented by one Dieudonne Saive, a Belgian in the employ of Fabrique Nationale, now FNH. Saive was working on a new gun for the French, and they specified 10 or more rounds in capacity. The guy who designed much of the rest of the gun was one John Moses Browning, and...