@AZVIDS. You don’t have one on there??? You HAVE to get one. Seriously that gun with the optic on it turned me into a rock star. A bit of an over exaggeration, but that’s how it makes me feel, LOL. And I let my numbers do the talking.
Nice you get out and practice. Are you having issues finding components to reload? I know you had a stock of primers which are hard to get in the U.S. ATM.
@C Kim We never really had an issue with reloading supplies since the 2020 election in the USA. We did run out of Federal, CCI and Winchester Small Pistol Primers and factory 9mm loads, but S&B primers were still readily available and Campro (who is a Canadian Bullet manufacturer) stepped up and started making primers now as well, which are just as good as Federal and seem to be just as soft, I ran a test batch (which I didn’t reload) through my gun and set off all 20 of them. Going to reload a couple hundred myself, test them and then probably switch to Campro primers. Although we don’t experience the issues with reloading supplies, it’s still annoying as F to have to deal with that every 4 years, when our neighbours to the south lose their minds over a Federal election. It’s really unfortunate. We don’t have any powder manufacturers that I can think of, but Vihtavouri is always available. Are you guys still in the middle of a reloading drought? You know you can use small rifle primers instead of small pistol primers right?
@@CZFanGrrl Yeah I still hear people complaining components are hard to find, I hear a powder drought is coming. I stopped reloading years ago because my business kept me so busy. I bought S&B 115 gr. FMJ's by the case, they were quality and reasonable in price. Now if you can find them they are far and few between and limited to 2 boxes at three times the price I paid for them. I still have three cases in my backup ammo. Unlike others I don't panic buy at high prices I bought when prices were fair and available and more than I intended to shoot. I learned long ago politics affect both gun and ammo availability.
@@ckim6400 That was smart. I stocked up in mid summer last year. 6000 primers, bullets. Down to 2000 each of the components and 2500 reloaded cartridges. Thanks in large part to not shooting all winter. 9mm factory ammo is limited to S&B at Canadian Tire. No Federal, Winchester, CCI or that awful Barnault stuff.
hell yeah Sister awesome to see ya back in the swing #CZLIFE
Glad I’m not at the receiving end 😅. That’s pretty awesome shooting.
@RottenRocket Nice.
Nice, gotta get a red dot for my S2!
@AZVIDS. You don’t have one on there??? You HAVE to get one. Seriously that gun with the optic on it turned me into a rock star. A bit of an over exaggeration, but that’s how it makes me feel, LOL. And I let my numbers do the talking.
Nice you get out and practice. Are you having issues finding components to reload? I know you had a stock of primers which are hard to get in the U.S. ATM.
@C Kim We never really had an issue with reloading supplies since the 2020 election in the USA. We did run out of Federal, CCI and Winchester Small Pistol Primers and factory 9mm loads, but S&B primers were still readily available and Campro (who is a Canadian Bullet manufacturer) stepped up and started making primers now as well, which are just as good as Federal and seem to be just as soft, I ran a test batch (which I didn’t reload) through my gun and set off all 20 of them. Going to reload a couple hundred myself, test them and then probably switch to Campro primers. Although we don’t experience the issues with reloading supplies, it’s still annoying as F to have to deal with that every 4 years, when our neighbours to the south lose their minds over a Federal election. It’s really unfortunate. We don’t have any powder manufacturers that I can think of, but Vihtavouri is always available. Are you guys still in the middle of a reloading drought? You know you can use small rifle primers instead of small pistol primers right?
@@CZFanGrrl Yeah I still hear people complaining components are hard to find, I hear a powder drought is coming. I stopped reloading years ago because my business kept me so busy. I bought S&B 115 gr. FMJ's by the case, they were quality and reasonable in price. Now if you can find them they are far and few between and limited to 2 boxes at three times the price I paid for them. I still have three cases in my backup ammo. Unlike others I don't panic buy at high prices I bought when prices were fair and available and more than I intended to shoot. I learned long ago politics affect both gun and ammo availability.
@@ckim6400 yep, no powder, no primers even projectiles are hard to get. Some brass too. All prices jacked up (gouging big time).
@@AZVIDS I know it's sad.
@@ckim6400 That was smart. I stocked up in mid summer last year. 6000 primers, bullets. Down to 2000 each of the components and 2500 reloaded cartridges. Thanks in large part to not shooting all winter. 9mm factory ammo is limited to S&B at Canadian Tire. No Federal, Winchester, CCI or that awful Barnault stuff.