those .45 hollows?

Yeah, but just some cheap Winchesters.

Still puts holes in things lol ^.^ I get shit so cheap when we're at the range they won't even cycle half the time >.< That's just the .22's though... We buy Wolf 7.62x39 that works good, I dunno if you have any experience with it, I heard it corrodes like a mother, if you have any input on that. I apologize for rambling >.<

I use Wolf 7.62x39 Steel Case almost exclusively in my SKS. The new stuff does not corrode and works rather well. It has harder primers that are safer for use in an SKS without a "fixed" firing pin. Any new manufacture ammo that you can buy on the US market does not have corrosive primers.

Thanks for the info. What nationality SKS do you have? I actually have a Yugo we picked up pretty cheap. I love em ^.^

Yugo, it was my first gun.

Nice. My first was a Ruger 10/22 when I was 14 lol.

Hooray for Double ought buck.

Actually, a Winchester 1300 Defender. 1911's a slightly-modified Springfield GI.

1911 has a new sear and sear spring, and a whole new mainspring assembly and housing to ditch that ILS junk. Was gonna put a commander hammer and beavertail on it, but the ones I got were apparently junk. Don't buy cheap gun show parts, I learn a little too late.

Yeah, the 1300 has that recoil assist- the pump starts a little bit on a shot. I found I actually like it, as I can pump it fast enough that I have a shell in the chamber as soon as my sights are back on target, allowing me to put shot downrange at a pretty impressive rate.

I will take the 45.

Try #000 buck...even bigger, plus slugs.

Good home "First Charge" round is #8, followed by #6, #4, 0 Buck and Triple 0 in that order.

The #8 and 6 shot will seriously mess you up at close range.

I'm still new to shotguns. I tried out #00, #0, and #1 while I was at the range. The #00 and #0 came from a bag marked "Misc Buckshot" at my local fun shop. The #1 was S&B. I have no idea why, but the #0 kicked a heckuva lot more than either of the others. I think I'll stick to #00 or #1. I mean, jeeze, it's buckshot. How picky do I need to be?

Fun stuff. Could be that the #0 was a hunting or varminting load, and the 00 was a reduced load. I've had some pretty powerful loads from S&B before, and it doesn't help that they don't always use proper wadding. I've been loading some .68 caliber balls, myself, and those are certainly fun, and a max load of powder with a fiber wad and some nice slug wads makes for an easy shooting round, too.

I really need to find a 1300 for myself. They're great guns.

Our Charlie Brown striped table looks really nice as your backdrop. And the green placemats were a good choice. Much better than those multicolored stripey things in my opinion.

nice

Nice loadout.

Longarm, Check.
Pistol, Check.
Melee, Check.

Yeah, I'd say you're set for a bad day =3