Hornady Reloading Handbook 7th Edition

A practical, comprehensive reference book that belongs on the bench of every reloader, the Hornady Reloading Handbook, 7th Edition features nearly 1,000 pages of reloading information. This revised and updated handbook contains load data for almost every cartridge available, including new powders, bullets, and loads for more than 200 rifle and handgun cartridges. This includes the latest developments for such guns as the .204 Ruger and .500 Smith & Wesson. All of the ballistics tables can be found on the web at www.hornady.com/ballistics. ASIN:B002BG1XHA ATTRIBUTE_NAME:7470 REVIEW:Offering an innovative, compact design, the Tippmann TPX paintball pistol is specially engineered to take your paintball performance to a new level. The TPX is lightweight and dependable, with an easy-to-maintain, customizable design that's perfect for almost any weekend warrior. The TPX also includes two Tru-Feed straight stack magazines. Each seven-ball magazine boasts a straight-feed, low-tension spring system, allowing the player to user a wider variety of paint. Plus, it's less affected by hot or humid conditions, so your magazine won't jam when the mercury rises. However, the staggered eight-ball magazine will still be available for players who value additional capacity.

To keep your firing rate steady, the TPX offers an under-barrel 12-gram CO2 air system, with a metal trigger that punctures the CO2 on the first pull. Other features include an easy-to-load 1/4-turn CO2 cap, an external velocity adjuster, an internal regulator, an ergonomic grip, covered ammo windows, and a removable barrel with X7 threads. The TPX pistol comes with both a maintenance kit and a deluxe carrying case.

Specifications:

• Caliber: 0.68
• Power: CO2
• CO2 capacity: 12 grams
• Trigger: Standard
• Barrel length: 6-1/4 inches
• Action: Semiautomatic
• Feed rate: 8 bps
• Firing rate: 8 bps
• Finish: Black
• Effective range: 150-plus feet
• Length: 10-7/8 inches
• Weight: 1 pound 11 ounces

About Tippmann
Originally a manufacturer of collectible, half-scale replica machine guns, the family-owned Tippmann entered the paintball industry in 1986 when gun law changes forced them to re-evaluate their business. At the time, the Tippmanns were afraid that paintball was just a passing fad that would have as much staying power as the hula hoop. But it seemed like a natural transition for the company, as Tippmann knew how to make guns, and paintball markers shared the same basic principles as the machine guns it was already manufacturing. Thinking the sport would never last, Tippmann entered the paintball industry with one goal: to make high-performance, durable products that people could afford. Because of the company's experience in the gun industry, its products were light years ahead of the competition. Tippmann built the very first semi-automatic and fully automatic paintball markers, and the sport never slowed down. Tippmann went from having eight employees in 1986 to 120 today, with offices in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Buffalo Grove, Illinois.