Shame that kind of thing happens but how do you control it? I'm sure the locals know how good the place is and that's who really supports a small biz like that.
I must've missed that part! Personally I've gotten away from the real hot stuff as I've gotten older and my guns and my right wrist and hand thanks me. (all joking aside)
Yes, most defiantly.
Darth, that brass is BAD! something is wrong, might be the chamber maybe the load or maybe the brass itself. I have a bunch of Starline brass in .45LC that some will not even go into the sizer die and the ones that do fit so tight that I've never completely resized one. My...
I've used them in 9 and 45 with good results when used before loading, I tried like others to use them on loaded cases to "iron" out imperfections like a bullet started a bit crooked. It worked but it also has a tendency to "iron" out any crimp and size down the (lead)bullet and that doesn't...
Anyone stationed at Ft. Sill Ok. knows about range fires, unbelievable how fast one can start and spread. My unit lost a lot of equipment in one fire that started close by (cigarettes'?) we had to do an emergency displacement and didn't even move our camo nets before driving thru them...
I've had a small pin on bubble compass pinned on my hunting coat for years and just this last season noticed it was way off, it's small so it's not really marked in degree's but if it was it would be about 45 degrees off!
Unless your at or close to the max charge for that particular bullet I'd use them, if you are at the max then back off a couple tenths for safety sake. Whatever you I bet you'll very little if any difference in poi.
I feel like the dog that gets kicked so much that he just hangs his head tucks his tail in and hides in the corner! But you just never know if or when that dog will bite back!
In a way your right, but time is the key here. Over time guns will break and parts wear out so little by little they start getting the guns and locking owners up just like the (un) safe act. Just one guy at a time!
You don't need that to operate the press, that's why they are so hard to find that and they're a PIA to use. Most Lee users use an 'off the press priming system' I used a Lee hand primer for years until I wore it out. The one I have now is made by RCDS and is sooo much nicer then the Lee, Lee...
Right now thats as good a deal you'll find. Not hard to set up at all, just screw in one set of die's in a turret and then adjust each separately as per directions. When you want to change from say .357 to .44mag just put in a new turret and insert die's, while the .357 die is sitting on a...
Just follow the money, Who in congress do you think is getting a piece of Sudan's $60 mill? How big of a piece? How about Vietnam's 169 million? Central America's 505 million? Some son's of a bitch's in congress or family members will be getting rich(er) with this! And it's all on our and our...
They say you have to be a citizen to vote yet at the bottom of the press release... If your an American citizen you shouldn't need a translator!
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