1911 Colt in 9 mm

Rudy Nilo · 06-16-2003, 10:17 AM

Al,
I agree 100% with economical shooting. If not for reloading, I'd be lost! The problem in my neck of the woods is finding a place to shoot. We have indoor ranges available but understandable limits are placed on the shooters. I guess that's why I find myself "tinkering" more and shooting less! Once I get a few projects done, I'll go to the range to find out what bugs on what piece needs to be worked out. Than back home for more tuning.
Anyways, .22s ARE kinda boring,factory 9mm prices ARE getting to be attractive even to reloaders!
Rudy Nilo

06-16-2003, 10:17 AM	#28
Rudy Nilo User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Racine,WI Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Al, I agree 100% with economical shooting. If not for reloading, I'd be lost! The problem in my neck of the woods is finding a place to shoot. We have indoor ranges available but understandable limits are placed on the shooters. I guess that's why I find myself "tinkering" more and shooting less! Once I get a few projects done, I'll go to the range to find out what bugs on what piece needs to be worked out. Than back home for more tuning. Anyways, .22s ARE kinda boring,factory 9mm prices ARE getting to be attractive even to reloaders! Rudy Nilo