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What do you know about ACS stellar or Z mag wheels for the BMX bike?
Im thinking about buying one set of theses Mag Shad for my bmx bike but i do not know alot about them could some one please inform me?Can they break?Do they bend and can they be trued?What makes mag wheels different?Are they better or worse than spoked wheels?
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  1. Badkharma Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 1:09 am

    Effective practice, for a short answer.Long answer? Proper stance, proper grip, proper sight picture, perfect trigger squeeze, proper follow through.Sight picture and trigger pull are the two biggest factors. With both eyes open, focus on the front post until it’s crystal clear. In a smooth, steady motion, press the trigger rearward, applying pressure directly back and not pushing or pulling to one side or the other. Move only the trigger finger; don’t milk or so much as move the other digits. Move the trigger through its entire range of travel; don’t try to let off of it the instant the shot breaks. That’ll get you close to perfect.Grip the pistol 30-40% with your weapon hand, 60-70% with your support. Apply equal pressure to both sides of the firearm– no pushing it around from side-to-side. Adopt a thumbs forward grip, it’s just a lot easier to apply these techniques that way. Use the pad of your trigger finger, never more than up to the first knuckle. Regardless of your exact stance, it should be of an athletic nature– feet shoulder width apart, most of your weight on the balls of your feet, balance centered or a bit forward of center, never leaning back. Don’t lock your elbows or shoulders. Learn the trigger reset of your pistols; in many cases, it makes shooting them accurately a lot easier than pressing through the entire length of the trigger pull.Get some instruction. Practice lots of dryfire, after checking your gun relentlessly to make sure it’s empty. Find and use effective drills designed to correct whatever problems you’re having. Videotape yourself while at the range, and analyze your own mistakes. Don’t put too many rounds in a magazine while practicing, nor fire too many rounds in a session– it’s counter productive. Shoot regularly, and FOCUS on what you’re doing.Come back in 10-30 years, depending on your abilities and how well you train.

  2. spunn_out Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 1:05 pm

    How old is the mag? All new plugs?Just to be sure take the top plugs and trade them with the bottom and do another mag drop. If the problem switches to the other mag then its the spark plugs.I had a similar problem and had cleaned the plugs and upon another inspection found a hair line crack hiding on a plug.”Most likely it’s not going to be the points…Did you put a meter to the coil when you had it apart? Follow the slick manual to check the coil and make sure there isn’t any evidence of arcing inside the mag.I would check the leads very well too.How long are you running it on one mag? From my understanding you will get a slight EGT rise running on one mag. However it doesn’t change the mixture. If your running on one mag with mixture in full rich you will foul out the plugs pretty fast. Run the engine for a while and pull the plugs out and check out what they look like.

  3. 13B US ARMY Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 1:21 am

    It’s not to under powered to 75yds in capable hands. I’ve killed a couple myself with the 38spl out to the 35,40yd marks using 125 +P and 158grn hollow points. In the mag the 158′s would be great with a good wallop. The advantage you also have is using the 38′s in the 357 since it’s interchangable. 38 in 357, but not 357 in 38 because of the pressure difference. Sounds like you have a good set up at moderate ranges. Good luck

  4. BMXpert (J.M.) Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 1:01 pm

    They don’t need to be trued. They’re ok if you’re light weight and/or not very hard on your bikes (small jumps, smooth rider). Skyway Tuff Wheels are a little better than the 2 you mentioned.But….they can break if abused, and aren’t as strong as a good set of spoked wheels.

  5. maropolo1 Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 1:52 am

    beta means you get to try the game for a certain time before the full game comes out, betas are meant for players to enjoy the game but also find and report bugs.the private beta is 10/12 to 11/8 and the gamestop beta is 11/9 to 11/20

  6. Sam T Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 1:30 pm

    I believe the MAG beta is over as of this past weekend, i been playing and tried to get on today and it just sits at loading screen, apparently zipper had a hosted beta this weekend and that was official end. BFBC2 should still be going on I’m trying to get a key myself, pre ordered at GS and they were out :(

  7. ChipinCA Says:
    December 23rd, 2010 at 1:21 am

    US Equestrian, the official magazine of the American Horse Shows Association USAE

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