Nikon BAA705AA Travelite,Black, 9x25 EX

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Zoom-type binoculars are convenient, enabling quick and easy change of magnification according to the viewing situation. Should have tested it myself but hesitated because of fear what SE bullets would do to my precious barrels. The crimp die has to crimp far enough down to get the whole neck in spec without going too far as to bulge the case. This agency made wide use of the MP 34 (ö), but it was short-lived, as the Mechanized Police were originated in about 1937/38, and ceased to exist after the German’s occupied Greece. The optics on my original pair were super clear from edge to edge, gathered massive light, the focusing mechanism was always good and tight, as was the eye width adjustment.

The only production bullet that did more damage was the American Ballistics AP bullet, solid steel with a very pointed tip. If you are on the lookout for a good quality, yet still cheap compact porro prism binocular then now would be a good time to take a look at the whole series of Nikon Travelite V Binoculars. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience.

That, of course, does not mean they don’t exist, but you would think if they were “special loads” and not just experimentals, there would be some in collections somewhere.

As always if / when working with a hot load and outside of established load data be careful and work slowly up to your goal and watch for signs of pressure.With the Sig case, to meet LOA I wouldn't think lube rings would be exposed unless you are using a free bored barrel in a full sized 1911 type pistol (not a short framed . We may need to contact the manufacturer/supplier before reaching a decision, in which case we will advise you, this can take up to 14 days with some suppliers. Super (and later 9x19 "Major") loads to a point that the extra rounds that would fit maximum-allowed length magazines outweighed any muzzle flip advantage from the 9×25mm Dillon. I would count French and English manufacture as primarily commercial, although I suppose some could have been made under contract with foreign governments.

These primers are pretty flat and I had one piece of brass come apart on me (after it came out of the pistol, it was cracked and broke in two, but they say don't use used brass). Though I tried it, annealing after forming was a waste of time as case attrition been near zero from neck cracks without annealing. As of this writing, it looks like lone Wolf does not have the same inventory of 9X25 barrels they previously did. I have found a partly full box of Mk 2z (Radway Green 1958) in my inventory and took the steps to have 15 of them measured in a CIP pressure barrel (150 mm).Sig since the dies first came available and now the 9x25 I'm surprised these never overtook over the 9 Luger. according to available information, “standard” 9x25 Mauser round, when fired out of the submachine gun such as Kiraly 39M or Steyr-Solothurn S1-100 / MP. The ones that I've seen on e-bay are made in Japan* and the lettering* is just under the serial number on the top of the focus wheel. There is a reference in DWJ to an AP P08 bullet tested in WWI associated with the use of a selective fire Luger pistol with a snail drum being tested for air-to-air use.

The body of the original Venturer is a light metal compared to the newer Venturer II on the right which is a plastic body.I also have contacted a few barrel makers and expressed an interest in having a 1911 barrel made chambered in the 9X25 Dillon. z ammo from WW2 develops 585 joules muzzle energy (unfortunately I don’t know the barrel length - does anyone? Compact, lightweight models featuring moderate magnification and field of view are ideal for travelling. As hand loaders have experimented over the years reports of velocities of over 2000FPS using 90 or 95-grain projectiles have been made (and some factory loaded ammo is reaching those speeds).