The unofficial "What did you buy for your gun today" thread

[BBT]

1 x tin of CFE pistol propellant
A couple bags of CMJ's
1 x Lee Adjustable charge bar
1 x Glock 22 +2 mag
1 x 50 box .40 165gr Ranger T's
2 x boxes 12 Gauge Winchester PDX-1 shells

How much was the 12g pdx1?

[StanCT]

[ZK1]

Dont have my gun yet, have the holstet etc, and decided to pay the money for a Daniels Cobra belt. Know its not that expensive but for me it is. But glad I did. Almost bought a pair of Peltors as well for R1490.00 but decided not to.

[PeaceOfficer]

Dont have my gun yet, have the holstet etc, and decided to pay the money for a Daniels Cobra belt. Know its not that expensive but for me it is. But glad I did. Almost bought a pair of Peltors as well for R1490.00 but decided not to.

Peltors are worth the money! Get the electronic set first time round. Best investment that you can make.

[ZK1]

It was between the Howard Leights and the Peltor Hunters, but I have read the Peltors are better. Lets see at the end of the month....or year....I work for myself. Hahaha

[Speed_Freak]

As PeaceOfficer noted, the Peltors are worth the money.
I am on my second set of Passive ones, the first I owned for around 20 years before the sponge protective ring on the one ear split.

As for the electronics, all be it they help out a lot to hear your surroundings while shooting, I find they tend to cause me issues while talking to someone on the range while shots ring out, cause you suddenly can't hear what someone is saying for a brief second, "And then Bob said....wife was keen on....sister and she is so..."
These were with Peltor Hunters, the Sportacs may be better though?

For the moment, I will stick to my Peltor Bullseye passives

[PeaceOfficer]

As PeaceOfficer noted, the Peltors are worth the money.
I am on my second set of Passive ones, the first I owned for around 20 years before the sponge protective ring on the one ear split.

As for the electronics, all be it they help out a lot to hear your surroundings while shooting, I find they tend to cause me issues while talking to someone on the range while shots ring out, cause you suddenly can't hear what someone is saying for a brief second, "And then Bob said....wife was keen on....sister and she is so..."
These were with Peltor Hunters, the Sportacs may be better though?

For the moment, I will stick to my Peltor Bullseye passives

You can use that in two ways:-
1 - improve your lip-reading skills
2 - improve your imagination.

I have the Tactical 300's. There's a definite clipping like you mention but it's not that bad once you adjust to it. I've been experiencing issues with my hearing (due to a loud parrot and louder kids) and find that the electronics offer better protection for my oh-so-sensitive-ears over my old passives.

[Speed_Freak]

You can use that in two ways:-
1 - improve your lip-reading skills
2 - improve your imagination.

I have the Tactical 300's. There's a definite clipping like you mention but it's not that bad once you adjust to it. I've been experiencing issues with my hearing (due to a loud parrot and louder kids) and find that the electronics offer better protection for my oh-so-sensitive-ears over my old passives.

If you are very used to passives, electronics can also throw you off, something I found in my personal capacity. You suddenly hear a lot more going on around you cause they also increase the volume of chatter, movement and fidgeting.
So volume is very important to be aware of

[killzone]

About time this thread is given another breath of air.

Small Pistol, Small rifle and large Rifle Primers.

Lyman Primer pocket reamer.

Lee primer pocket cleaner.

[SoldierMan]

Was wondering if there was such a thread.