Special delivery bright and early today from Selway Armory.
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Special delivery bright and early today from Selway Armory.
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How do you like it?Quote:
Originally Posted by FLIPCO
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Another Sig joined the collection.
http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/m...ps6wfxcgyf.jpg
Nice a 320. Been wanting to fondle one of those. So, how did Sig do in ditching their traditional hammer configuration?
I use it together with the Pocket Wizard Flex TT5 and it will only work as a normal Transceiver or Receiver if the Flex TT5 is programmed to recognize it which has to be done through a computer / usb......I like that it shows battery level and can shut off / on multiple PW's in zones.....I tried it as a receiver connected to my camera and was able to trigger the camera shutter release from around the corner in another room, so it works great as a remote trigger too using the proper cable connection on camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firehaus
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Originally Posted by J
Tell you what I think they have a hit, this may be the final nail in the coffin of my G17 (which hardly gets shot so-as-it is) I won't get to shoot until next week but it feels great in the hand. Trigger is crisp and has a much different feel from the Glock and light years better than my M&P Shield.
It it won't replace my 226 or 220 anytime soon but I look forward to getting a Carry size chassis and ditching the Shield.
Might I ask what these are selling for at the LGS? Feel free to decline answer. Might have to pick one up in the near future.
Did they increase the sync speed?Quote:
Originally Posted by FLIPCO
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This is high on my wish list. Please post up a review. Did you purchase local or mail order? You can PM if you don't want to post publicly. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Got some new tires and an alignment today.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-h...28HDR%2529.jpg
yes....if its set to High Speed Receive mode (HSR) trigger at rates up to 14.5 fps at 1/250 - 1/500 sec....standard mode is like 12 fps......If I had another one, I can trigger a flash or camera up to 500 meters awayQuote:
Originally Posted by Firehaus
What rifle did you buy for that 17 hornet ammo?
My wife got me a CZ 527 Varmint for Christmas, finally found ammo.
I REALLY hope you do a range report. That's awesome.
It will be a few weeks before I get out with it but I'll post something up. I have the same rifle in 204 Ruger as well, great shooter.
Thanks for the info. I'll have to get on their site and see if they sync at a true 1/1600th of a sec.Quote:
Originally Posted by FLIPCO
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that's pretty high..........this is from specs on their site:Quote:
Originally Posted by Firehaus
SYNC SPEED-
Up to 1/250 for focal plane shutters
Up to 1/500 for leaf shutters
I just bought a bag of the Black Pepper ones last night. Great minds?Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
Haven't had those but the dill ones are like crack.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
That's purdy but I'm always skeptical about the electronically adjustable ones. I've got some old school Craftsman ones when they still built a decent product and they work great. Maybe I'm showing my age but some things I still like manual adjustment with and I guess torque wrenches is still one of them. Although if I had that unit I could probably be convinced otherwise. ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Graves
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Originally Posted by Jer
I just wish I could still find some of the $1 off two bags coupons. My son has at least 6 baseball games in the next few days, I'll go through a lot of seeds.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Over the past 12yrs I've used craftsman, Gearwrench, Matco, Mac, Proto, and Pittsburgh tq wrenches on a daily basis. We've been putting my buddy's "e-wrench" to the test against others that have been calibrated a lot more regularly than his and I've come to the conclusion that these digi wrenches are tits, man! Only wrench we've been able to verify as a legit POS was on old Cornwell I picked up from a pawn shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jer
The angle feature is the shyit.
It would be nice if you program corrections for stuff like crowfoot sockets(?). Maybe it already does that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graves
My workbench is coming along. I do not have the reloading components yet. I have an order of Red Dot, Blue Dot, CCI Large Pistol and Remington Small Pistol Primers on backorder. I do have bullets, but I'll have to make my own brass available soon!
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I have to direct connect a lot for hi-speed photos and it would be nice to sync higher.Quote:
Originally Posted by FLIPCO
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You got crank windows in that Taco too?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jer
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I said some things, not all things. Car window motors/regulators aren't exactly finite adjustments either.Quote:
Originally Posted by kawiracer14
I was looking for something else, buy couldn't pass this one up. 1996 Sportster 883 for $1976 (including taxes) with only 5K on the clock.
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My new gun jammed on it's first outing, refusing to load rounds after 22 shots.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWXt8Jp6SG0
I bought some 9mm snap caps to see if it the ammo was incorrectly sized. But it looks like that's not the problem, after all!
http://i.imgur.com/5HLZftth.jpg
How did you manage a head separation with 9mm?
With Hi-Point anything is possible....
Except for accuracy. Accuracy is definitely not possible. But everything else is possible.
Oh, except for reliability. That too, not possible.
Did you try a smaller boolit? Looks they one you are trying feed it is too big.
Nice case head seperation, right where the wall turns in for the primer pocket and rim.
http://i.imgur.com/Ditbrwoh.jpg
Should not make a difference. Didn't on my "old" snap-onsQuote:
Originally Posted by SAnd