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In late 1917 and early 1918, the government approached both Remington-U.M.C. and Winchester Repeating Arms Co. about manufacturing the M1911. Remington-U.M.C.'s Bridgeport, Connecticut plant was the largest in the United States at that time, and production lines at the 1.6 million square-foot complex were turning out a variety of arms, including the M1917 bolt-action rifles and Browning .50 caliber machine guns, as well as the M1891 Mosin-Nagant rifles for the Russian government. In nearby New Haven, ...

M1911A1 .45 Caliber Pistol




Primary function Semiautomatic pistol
Caliber .45 (11.4 mm)
bullet wt 230 gr, charge 5 gr
Muzzle velocity 830 fps (253 meters)
Muzzle Energy 356 (ft-lbs)
Magazine capacity 7 rounds
Weight Magazine empty: 2.5 pounds (1.14 kg)

Magazine loaded: 3.0 pounds (1.36 kg) ...

How to use sachets:

The easiest way to take the steroid out is the same as taking it out from a vial:

1. Before drawing the steroid out of the sachet, it's recommended to warm it up somewhat as the oil is less dense when warm - You can do that simply by placing it over a hot cup of water and the steam will heat it up in half a minute. Don't actually put it in water as you might heat it up too much.

2. Prepare your needle/syringe, then pierce the corner ...

For many of you, this is common knowledge, but I'm sure that some of you still have a few questions about this subject. If you are new to steroids, this FAQ should answer your injection questions. We will start from the very beginning.......

1cc = 1ml

Gauge: The smaller the gauge, the thicker the needle. An 18g is much thicker than a 22g.

Length: Generally 1.5" or 1" for our purposes.

And yes, you can mix water and oil-based ...

PCT start times
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Below you'll find starting times for your PCT based on the active life of each compound. The active life is the duration of time it takes for the exogenous hormone to be absorbed, utilized, and expelled; no longer being bioavailable. Keep in mind that active life is an approximation which is dependant on dose, ester, as well as the individuals metabolization of the compound ; but for the moderate user, these are as close to ...