how do u cln a .380 davis industries pistol /& w what?
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You need to take it a part, get a gun cleaning kit,wipe out all the gunpowder and put it back together
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Go to kellys blue book of guns or take it to a gun shop chances are they will have a book with more info on it
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try Dillion Precision\ngo to their web site and download the reloading info into a PDF folder
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nI am not personally familiar with the Bersa line, but small, lightweight handguns generally equate to heavy recoiling firearms. Before you discard your Bersa, try a box of Remington or Remington UMC .45 Full Metal Jacket round nosed ammo. I would bet you attempted to fire Blazers with hollow-points! I would bet the farm that your Bersa was not "throated" to feed hollow points!\n\nNow, a reliable revolver for self defense. First and foremost, do not penny-pinch when your life is on the line! I own 1 Colt revolver and 6 Smith & Wesson revolvers. I would limit my selection to either of these manufacturers, only because I have confidence in their products! Colt revolvers are rather rare these days, so you are narrowing the field to Smith & Wesson. I would suggest either a J-frame or K-frame Smith & Wesson revolver, with a barrel of no more than 4". Do not consider an alloy frame revolver, because the light weight of the revolver with amplify the perceived recoil of the gun. \n\nMy recommendation in a J-frame Smith would be either a Model 36 (blued steel) or Model 60 (stainless steel) Chiefs Special with 3" barrel ...both are 5 shot revolvers with target sights and chambered in .357 Magnum ... but you can use .38 Specials in it. \n\nMy recommendation in a K-frame would be a Model 64 (Stainless steel) with either a 3" or 4" barrel or a Model 67 (Stainless steel), both chambered in .357 Magnum, but capable of shooting .38 Specials.\n\nGood luck!
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Federal HYDRA-SHOK 147 grain. \n\nNow, you need to make sure it works and feeds well and shoots fairly accurately in you own weapon, just like they all said. If it does, you have selected a powerful 9mm round with superior stopping power and proven reliability that is commonly available at most shops. No point in choosing an ammo you can't find. \n\nI recommend you stock up and quick. Nasty Nancy Pelosi will be taking that pistol away from you real soon if she gets her way.
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The knob on the side is your elevation, "or Up & Down". The Knob on top is your windage. "Left & right.\nTake 3 very steady shots at a target, not too far away. Look at your target, mark the holes with a pen or cover with tape or something so you do not loose them. Then raise of lower you elevation. Then 3 more shots... then adjust, over & over again. You want to hope that the 3 shats are always together, as you make each adjustment. Once you get the elevation, Next work on you windage. Turning the knob left, moves the shots to the right, & vice versa. You really do not want to have your target too far away in the beginning, because you need to get a tight 3 shot pattern to be able to make adjustments. once you are on target at say 25 or 30 yards, then move the target farther away. In the beginning, you just want that tight 3 shot pattern to make accurate adjustments. Don't forget to hold your breath & squeeze slowly. You will get a stray shot from time to time, but this can be expected. Takes about an hour to do it right.
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the best kind is the tippmann 98 custom.  you can customize the crap out of it and still get more than your money's worth in accuracy.  plus it would be a mega gun that can compete with and costs less that an autococker.  Ive got a flatline barrel and stock on mine and i get really good performance out of it
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To buy it or just info about it?\n\n     \nTYPE   DAM    RANGE  AMMO LOAD MOD      NOTES \n\n\nEAA P-19 9mm 1d6 20/55/170 16 1c 1 Based on CZ 75\n\nIf this isn't it try looking another model up under link.
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Most gun manufacturers offer manuals on their website.  It is nice to download them just to have on computer.  Usually PDF format and you need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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A good all around gun moderately priced in  a tipmann 98 custom.  You can pick up a kit that was the gun, mask and hopper for like $160 bucks at Walmart
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you load up some hot loads and start shooting. Keep adjusting the elevation and windege till you can put them in the black.\nthen remember the load stats so you can do it again.
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check dixie gun works website
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any of your leading fishing magazines will have it.\n  local fishing shops. \n  Or try a gun shop that has Reloading Supplies.\nthe same principle in making your own homemade bullets is used for melting them. Traditional black power guns especially
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Here is a real beauty over on Gunbroker.com\nhttp://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=48588643
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go talk to you local gun shop/repair shop. (not the pawn shops)\nand/or talk to a competition shooter.
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Found you a very informative site that goes into all performance categories with all bullet weights\n\nThe following article assumes the reader is familiar with the new .45GAP (Glock Auto Pistol) cartridge and the Glock 37 pistol which fires it.  There isn't room in this article to lay out the background, but it shouldn't take much effort on the reader's part to get up to speed on this new cartridge and the controversy between it and the .45ACP round that the gunzines are trying to create to beef up magazine sales.\nhttp://www.outdoors.net/site/features/feature.aspx+Forum+Firearms+ArticleCode+1117\n\nHope that helps.
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This will be simple for You. Break the Gun Down. Make sure You put each set of Parts in a Different area so You wont get them Mixed up. Once you have the Firing Mechanism out put the New Pin inside the spring. Clean and oil the parts with WD-40 and use this sparingly. You only want a thin coat of oil on the Workings. assemble and oil the outside of the Rifle. I'm home on weekends and will walk You through this as Need Be. I own one Myself.