Monday, April 29, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Lone Wolf Glock 27 40 to 9mm Conversion Barrel
| LWD Barrel M/27&33 Conversion to 9mm Stock Length | ||
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Sneaky Pete Holster
Glock 26 Sneaky Pete Holster (Belt Clip) |
Product Description
The Glock 26 Sneaky Pete Holster has double belt clips which can accommodate a belt up to 1.75" inches wide. The holster is made of high quality soft leather, and when worn on the belt resembles a cell phone case. The advantage of this design is that it allows you to carry your G26 concealed, but with full and easy access. Now it's possible to wear whatever you want, whenever you want to. Don't dress around your gun anymore.
The holster is made inside and out of glove-quality leather, and uses two magnets to stay closed. Each holster is designed for your specific firearm, and the opening is made in such a way that you cannot accidentally place your finger on the trigger during draw. The Kydex insert ensures that a smooth, silent draw occurs every time.
The use of double stitching and steel rivets guarantees that this holster will last for years to come. All available options are listed above, and the holster can be ordered either with the belt loop, or optional belt clip. We design every holster to be as small as possible and still fit your pistol. The size of this holster is: 110mm x 170mm x 40mm.
The holster is made inside and out of glove-quality leather, and uses two magnets to stay closed. Each holster is designed for your specific firearm, and the opening is made in such a way that you cannot accidentally place your finger on the trigger during draw. The Kydex insert ensures that a smooth, silent draw occurs every time.
The use of double stitching and steel rivets guarantees that this holster will last for years to come. All available options are listed above, and the holster can be ordered either with the belt loop, or optional belt clip. We design every holster to be as small as possible and still fit your pistol. The size of this holster is: 110mm x 170mm x 40mm.
Critical Duty® vs. Critical Defense®
The difference between Critical DUTY® & Critical DEFENSE®
Critical DEFENSE® = Personal Protection/Concealed Carry
Critical DEFENSE® handgun ammunition was developed to provide the best performance for DEFENSIVE or PERSONAL PROTECTION SITUATIONS and is the ultimate choice for any short barreled, concealed carry style firearm.
*As defined by the “FBI Protocol” handgun ammunition tests.
Critical DUTY® = Tactical
Critical DUTY® handgun ammunition is built to meet the needs and requirements of LAW ENFORCEMENT and TACTICAL PROFESSIONALS, as well as those law abiding citizens who prefer a full-size handgun for their personal protection and demand superior barrier penetration and subsequent terminal performance.*
*As defined by the “FBI Protocol” handgun ammunition tests.
| Critical DUTY® ammo features red sealant around the primer. | Critical DUTY® ammo features an embossed “H” on the tip. |
Click here to download the Critical DUTY® vs Critical DEFENSE® flier (PDF).
9MM 135 gr FlexLock® Critical DUTY®
9MM 135 gr FlexLock® Critical DUTY®
| Velocity (fps) / Energy (ft-lbs) | ||
| MUZZLE | 50 | 100 |
| 1010/306 | 961/277 | 919/253 |
Introducing the most consistent and reliable barrier ammo on the market.
1) FLEXLOCK® BULLET incorporates two revolutionary Hornady features: the patented Flex Tip® that initiates consistent expansion every single time while preventing any clogging, and the heavy duty InterLock® band that locks the jacket and core together.
2) CANNELURED BULLET WITH CRIMPED CASEensures no bullet setback during feeding.
3) INTERLOCK® BAND works to keep the bullet and core from separating for maximum weight retention and proven terminal performance through all FBI test barriers.
4) CORE is made of high-antimony lead making it extremely tough, delivering controlled expansion for unparalleled terminal performance consistency through all FBI test barriers. It’s also more economical than similar bonded bullets.
5) NICKEL-PLATED CASES resist corrosion and greatly enhance low-light chamber checks.
Critical DUTY®
Law enforcement and tactical professionals now have a truly advanced, 21st century handgun ammunition solution that delivers the most consistent and reliable urban barrier performance ever created! The proven Flex Tip® design of the new FlexLock® bullet eliminates clogging and aids bullet expansion. Its large mechanical jacket-to-core InterLock® band works to keep the bullet and core from separating for maximum weight retention and proven terminal performance through all FBI test barriers.
BARE GELATIN.555 Expansion 99.9% Recovered Weight |
HEAVY CLOTHING.494 Expansion 99.0% Recovered Weight |
SHEET METAL.476 Expansion 99.1% Recovered Weight |
WALL BOARD.516 Expansion 99.4% Recovered Weight |
PLYWOOD.490 Expansion 99.9% Recovered Weight |
GLASS.432 Expansion 69.2% Recovered Weight |
| Details | |
| Item Number | 90236 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (G1) | .195 |
| Sectional Density | .153 |
| Price: | $28.75 |
Friday, April 12, 2013
Trailer Tire Facts
Trailer Tire Facts
Trailer Tire Applications
- Trailer tires are designed for use on trailer axle positions only. They are not built to handle the loads applied to, or the traction required by, drive or steering axles.
Inflation
- Always inflate trailer tires to the maximum inflation indicated on the sidewall.
- Check inflation when the tires are cool and have not been exposed to the sun.
- If the tires are hot to the touch from operation, add three psi to the max inflation.
- Underinflation is the number one cause of trailer tire failure.
Load Carrying Capacity
- All tires must be identical in size for the tires to properly manage the weight of the trailer.
- The combined capacity of the tires must equal or exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of the axle.
- The combined capacity of all of the tires should exceed the loaded trailer weight by 20 percent.
- If the actual weight is not available, use the trailer GVW. If a tire fails on a tandem axle trailer, you should replace both tires on that side. The remaining tire is likely to have been subjected to excessive loading.
- If the tires are replaced with tires of larger diameter, the tongue height may need to be adjusted to maintain proper weight distribution.
Speed
- All "ST" tires have a maximum speed rating of 65 mph.
- As heat builds up, the tire's structure starts to disintegrate and weaken.
- The load carrying capacity gradually decreases as the heat and stresses generated by higher speed increases.
Time
- Time and the elements weaken a trailer tire.
- In approximately three years, roughly one-third of the tire's strength is gone.
- Three to five years is the projected life of a normal trailer tire.
- It is suggested that trailer tires be replaced after three to four years of service regardless of tread depth or tire appearance.
Mileage
- Trailer tires are not designed to wear out.
- The life of a trailer tire is limited by time and duty cycles.
- The mileage expectation of a trailer tire is 5,000 to 12,000 miles.
Why Use An "ST" Tire
- "ST" tires feature materials and construction to meet the higher load requirements and demands of trailering.
- The polyester cords are bigger than they would be for a comparable "P" or "LT" tire.
- The steel cords have a larger diameter and greater tensile strength to meet the additional load requirements.
- "ST" tire rubber compounds contain more chemicals to resist weather and ozone cracking.
Storage
- The ideal storage for trailer tires is in a cool, dark garage at maximum inflation.
- Use tire covers to protect the tires from direct sunlight.
- Use thin plywood sections between the tire and the pavement.
- For long term storage, put the trailer on blocks to take the weight off the tires. Then lower the air pressure and cover the tires to protect them from direct sunlight.
Maintenance
- Clean the tires using mild soap and water.
- Do not use tire-care products containing alcohol or petroleum distillates.
- Inspect the tires for any cuts, snags, bulges or punctures.
- Check the inflation before towing and again before the return trip.
Keys to Avoiding Trouble
- Make sure your rig is equipped with the proper tires.
- Maintain the tires meticulously.
- Replace trailer tires every three to five years, whether they look like they're worn out or not.
Trailer Tire Warranty
- The Carlisle trailer tire warranty applies to the original purchaser for three years from the date of purchase or until the tread depth reaches 3/32".
- The OE (original equipment) warranty goes into effect at the time of the trailer purchase
Trailer Tire Wear Chart
Trailer Tires
Before mounting trailer tires onto wheels make certain that the rim size and contour is approved for the tire as shown in the Tire and Rim Association Yearbook or the tire manufacturers catalog. Also make sure the tire will carry the rated load. If the load is not equal on all tires due to trailer weight distribution, use the tire rated for
the heaviest wheel position.
Note: The capacity rating molded into the sidewall of the tire is not always the proper rating for the tire if used in a trailer application. Use the following guideline:
Use tire mounting procedures as outlined by the Rubber Manufacturers Association or the tire manufacturers.
Tire inflation pressure is the most important factor in tire life. Inflation pressure should be as recommended by the manufacturer for the load. Pressure should be checked cold before operation. Do not bleed air from tires when they are hot. Check inflation pressure weekly during use to insure the maximum tire life and tread wear. The following tire wear diagnostic chart will help you pinpoint the causes and solutions of tire wear problems. Note: Tire wear should be checked frequently because once a wear pattern becomes firmly established in a tire it is difficult to stop, even if the underlying cause is corrected. | Trailer Tire Wear Diagnostic Chart
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