[OT: Mossberg Shockwave]

Texas Law Shield gave an opinion that this firearm could be considered a short barreled shotgun in TX, which could result in felony charges.

 

http://blog.uslawshield.com/a-long-discussion-on-short-barreled-shotguns/

[Got an ammo situation here (or at least I think it might be the ammo then again might be revolvers)]

You NEED to know more than that, about the ammo you're using.........

OLG

You are no doubt correct about that. Many other things I need to know as well, but I can only stuff so much info between my ears. It is a well known commercial re-loader, not just some shade tree mechanic.

[Got an ammo situation here (or at least I think it might be the ammo then again might be revolvers)]

headed out today to load up some hotter loads; basically take my rifle loads and use the pistol bullet.

 

Match is this weekend so we'll see.

 

Good thing I'm not counting on these two pistols as my main match ones. Ruger OMV have never had a problem with the loads so why change what isn't broken? (at least in those revolvers?)

Will be very interested to see what happens. My two main match pistols usually never have a problem but January match it was 18 degrees and they were locking up where they would turn if aided by my left hand. I have another Cavalry model that locks up alot and must be taken apart. I have someone reload for me - so I need to check what powder he uses.