Zombie Squad

I read and enjoyed it a lot, I got it the day you announced it was out and finished it that night. Just got around to posting a review. Keep it up I have liked all of your books!

the Wolff springs are a huge upgrade and if you clean up the casting inside while you have it apart it will be one slick gun.

Why not use it for a carbine class, people will be in all colors of vests. Just because its black shouldn't be a reason to not use it. Vest's and chest rigs really are good to have for things like a class or a range day.

I use mine fairly often
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0xfg3PQvPU

I reorganized a bit on my belt and added to the chest rig shows the layout a bit better in this pic https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/10516621_10206607660336662_154216006900153131_n.jpg?oh=7f5685c6ae482d47b467d041267f182c&oe=554CF0A9&__gda__=1435024323_9f1b11bb65d7865a0...

Maybe Magpul Moe rail sections, drill and screw on. I think that would be a solid solution.

Try handloads.com they have a lot of well documented loadings for pretty much anything. Always work from minimums and slowly work up never start at a max load. 4.0 of bullseye is a starting load with 4.4 being right around 1000fps which is a medium hot load. If you don't have a chrono its defiantly ...

Doesn't appear to be thinking about it rather stating that they are going to do it.

I've had a RCBS single stage press for 30yrs or so, I often use it to run a very small run up to test a load before going to the Dillon and running off a bunch. I use the RCBS hand primer when doing that. Other than that using favorite loads i prime and load all on the dillon.

The Lee single stage press works fine, the progressive presses suck great big donkey dicks. The primer feed is a total pain and hardly works you are constantly having to adjust which means whack it to get it to work. Their stuff works sort of, if you use it for many rounds though and then try your b...

Here you go chimp, I haven't personally used one but a buddy has one on one of his Aks and it works pretty well. No complaints about it at all.

http://shop.solartactical.com/searchqui ... words=mfer

If the mag doesn't fall out and or cause the rifle to jam its not a problem other than aesthetically. On the other hand if it bothers you, you could always add one of these. http://www.guns.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/STKL0041-1100-MT1.jpg that should reduce some wiggle and make it easier to find...

Current chest rig and belt setup. I'm still adding and changing pouches on the vest, tactical tailor 2 piece Mav with Xharnes back. I'm adding a hydration bladder to the back, changing out the crappy stuff pouch from condor to a admin pouch and adding a pouch to hold binocs and a med pouch. Maybe a ...

One of the Becker mid sized knives would work well, so would the Esee line they are a bit higher though. Im not a big fan of Kabar's stick tang in the Marine corps knives, I've seen those break a few times. Most of the Gerber line sucks, you can get a better knife with better steel for the same mone...

Just a fairly thin piece, rough side out, not suede but regular tooling type leather. I use a piece of stirrup leather. Rub the side with some green polish and you will be good to go.

Thats why I included the suggestion to take some double sided tape and wet dry paper whatever grit floats your boat and add it to the back of the tin. You could put a thin piece of leather on the other side for a strop. I also think DMT makes a credit card sized double sided diamond stone. Their pro...

Its certainly not a all you need to survive kit, as its attached to my belt knife its more of a holy shit I lost my damn pack and its freaking cold and dark kit. Along with some small items I've found to be handy in the woods over the years.

I usually keep kevlar cord, a mini bic, some antibiotic ointment, Esee arrow head, signal mirror, small tube of tylenol and a titanium razor blade in mine. For field sharpening I tape some wet dry paper on the back of the tin. Easy to sharpen up when needed. No oil or anything else needed. I've neve...

Oh I had no intention of buying one I was just surprised at the price.

Is anyone familiar with the S&W SD40? I just happened to see one at the PX on base today and they were 290. which seemed like a screaming deal for a Smith. They had M&P 9mm for 440 which seemed a good price too.

This is the one I use, I tried a cheaper version first a eagle brand and it sucked. The Hsgi is a very well made belt with a polycarbonate stiffner and works very well. http://www.highspeedgear.com/hsgi/sure-grip-padded-belt-31PB.html The Vtac belts are very well made too http://www.vikingtactics.co...

Anytime they are pretty hard to beat for 25 bucks shipped.

Hotlead you asked whether IMI made holster for the 1911 and beretta I just got around to take a couple pics with my 1911. here the belt has a Glock21 holster on it https://scontent-a-sea.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/t1.0-9/10923625_10206438833716102_9058634732358547838_n.jpg?oh=e26dac4c662b53d3690c82...

For military brass I've always used a dillon super swage 600, it is the fastest way to open up the primer pocket to reload. Its a lot faster and easier than trying to ream it.

Sure post it up. Just to be clear on my belt it looks like the sheath knife is close to the butt of my pistol, it is laying flat. Totally different on though its just past the point where it ends up on the back of my hip lol.