I traveled to lots of places with firearms and military type equipment needed permission from State Department to leave country. It was easier to get permission when you planned to return with said ITAR items but still needed permission. Circa 2002-2009. Mil reticle scopes included. Anything that was ITAR restricted had to get permission from state to go with. Then Customs required documents before you left or could charge import fees when you came back

Skunk said:

You might be right and it may not be a Pelican. I can take a look at it tomorrow and confirm.

Is there a place that sells pre-cut foam?

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my case builder does. if you have some rudimentary sketching skills and can upload a picture. ive done it once, had to trim some as i didnt know what i needed.

i bet yours is an AI branded Explorer case. those cases are like a grand, atleast.

John L said:

That is the same case the OP linked to.

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Yea, same one......

lash said:

Truly, she needs a minimum of 5 more pounds of meat and potatoes. 10 with some toning would be better.

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You find them like this..so when they put on the guaranteed 20…she’s still thin. Think chess not checkers lol

theLBC said:

not on my list of places to visit.

At least 28 tourists killed by suspected militants in Kashmir attack

Group of gunmen open fire on holidaymakers in Indian-controlled region in midst of US vice-president’s visit to country

www.theguardian.com

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Kinda how it goes in India. J&K has always been a “roll the dice” kind of place. Numerous insurgent groups there.

Flexible Tangerine Sprite said:

Bingo!

Actually I was a member of this forum years ago but got tired of all the "over gassing" on the forum discussions so I took a break for a number of years, and I think maybe I will do so again.

I also purposefully have not provided my background except to let people know I have built up and worked on over 500+ AR's so I am not just "blowviating" as Rush Limbaugh used to say.

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Actually that’s exactly what you are doing!

I'm sure the Japanese also displayed this level of Hopium until they didn't.

The same globalists who want to manufacture their own reality, 50+ genders, men competing in women's sports, LBQTI cheer squads, inviting hoards of third world savages into their countries, controls on free speech, locking up political opposition, control of the media, gaslighting any one who raises the slightest concern, you know, the standard MO of Democrats, the deranged left, Marxists etc, no matter how much you want it to be so, you're not defeating Russia. Many billions of dollars and NATO openly assisting and yet here we are! Enemy will be at the gates soon enough. Just a question of how many more young men you want to throw on the fire before you capitulate.

Probably pays to invest in Ukranian bride sites moving forward, millions of prime age young men gone, either dead, wounded or fled.

Jefe's Dope said:

Carried several 1911s for a while. My Dan Wesson ECO was best due to the light weight from the aluminum frame and officer size but moved on for several reasons. Mostly too heavy. They're certainly thin enough for IWB, but I always sagged a bit to one side. Not a whole lot but I seemed to always be pulling up that side of my pants. I moved onto the Hellcat for less weight and more capacity. But mostly didn't want to lose my ECO to "evidence" if the need ever arrived.

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That’s actually why I picked up the eco. It was a range gun and a whole lot cheaper than my Stealth or CQB. As a FAT guy, I already use suspenders so the weight is nothing.

It is NICE to see in that second link, where neither of the two "police officers" are covered with "qualified immunity". So that then means, that their possessions, income, investments, pension, and jobs are all on the line, right?

If so, GO HARD. Do the RIGHT thing, and start-the-trend.

If you have access to 'non-chlorinated water' then use that. Seeing as the chlorine kills the greeblies in your starter, it'd be counter-productive to use it.

lash said:

Truly, she needs a minimum of 5 more pounds of meat and potatoes. 10 with some toning would be better.

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I prefer them a bit thicker myself, but I wouldn't refuse.

I’m a fan of same ballistics loads.

Thesepaperwings said:

Curtis, Deuce, Bergara, and L3I coming in fast

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I forgot about Bergara!

Carried several 1911s for a while. My Dan Wesson ECO was best due to the light weight from the aluminum frame and officer size but moved on for several reasons. Mostly too heavy. They're certainly thin enough for IWB, but I always sagged a bit to one side. Not a whole lot but I seemed to always be pulling up that side of my pants. I moved onto the Hellcat for less weight and more capacity. But mostly didn't want to lose my ECO to "evidence" if the need ever arrived.

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lash said:

I’m more of a slow and steady guy, but also use H4350 and get a casual 2750 with 136 ScenarL right near 41.8g in a 26” barrel. The N160, I understand to be a bit slower and could help barrel life.

For me, 2750 was so consistent and predictable that I stayed with it for many barrels.

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N160 is one of the cooler-burning powders around, and will absolutely wear less on your barrel than the comparable N555. Here's a chart that I still have on hand. That being said, H4350 is pretty good too regarding temps.

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Truly, she needs a minimum of 5 more pounds of meat and potatoes. 10 with some toning would be better.