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There are 2 types of lemishine — liquid and crystal Liquid is a rinse aid — crystal helps with cleaning I use both — been wet tumbling for quite a few years now, still on my 1st bottle of lemishine I run large batches of brass in a 3 gallon tumbler — crystal gets a 44 mag case full per batch, liquid just a very small squirt, like half a teaspoon, as fast a squirt as I can. brass comes out clean, shiny , and dries with very few water spots — does it matter, no but it’s how I like it

Yes it can be shipped directly to your home. Some online retailers will require you to upload an image of your FID card and possibly your driver's license. You can conveniently search online here. Notice the shipping costs when ordering to recognize the true price. But be forewarned; inventories are low and prices are high. Same as in the gun shops. Good luck.

I am a member, I pay yearly, do not recall exact price off the top of my head. There's not a specific NJ price. They do have add-ons, I pay extra for the 50 State coverage. You can occasionally find discounts. Likewise if you attend a seminar or training, they are often there to do a pitch and you'll get a discount then also. In addition to representation in a legal issue, you can call with legal questions.

I have it, I think its like $160 year

Walmart has a good sized bottle of the lemi-shine, i forget the price, somethings in the beighborhood of 5 bucks.. But you use so little it will last for long long time.. It definitly helps! I have a harbor freight tuimbler and use teh stainless pins. I toss in the brass, hot water, a little squirt of Dawn, and just a pinch or two of lemishine. One hour in tyhe tumbler and its ready to go; two hours is almost overkill but it sure is spotless and shiney! I suspect the lemi shine is somewhat acidic? And i reckon thats what helps get the residue cleaned up so quick and so well of the primer pockets and other nooks and crannys. Worth using, IMO.

Depends where you go to the range. At this point I would hope all the Fudd wannabe (and actual) range officers have seen an other firearm. I would recommend carrying the approval letter from the NJSP should you have an encounter with someone questioning its legality. I doubt you'll need it, but "better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it."

It's fine - nothing's changed with it or the laws regarding ammo.

you are the man and I appreciate it! I have to set up a table first but will let you know. Much much appreciated

I agree just thinking if it stays in stock and the rush is over, prices might start coming down eventually.

At 60 cents a round, I doubt it... I like on that page that the in-stock is 60 cents, and right next to it, is the out of stock at 14 cents a round. $30 a box versus $8 a box. Talk about sticking the knife in and twisting it around... Maybe I should sell some of the Blazer I have at $ 16 a box....

It's over 3 times the price it was before Covid! $600 per case is nuts in my mind! To someone who is new or those who didn't buy and stack deep when it was cheap it's probably a good deal! When it's back to less than $200 per case, the shortage will be over.

Totally agree..... MIL has a 2007 Lucerne with that engine..... 14 mpg ...... and of course its leaking oil from the 2 piece oil pan TPMS sensors are dying..... and Air Struts are sending faults.... Cannot wait till we get rid of that thing.....

the person that designed those northstar engines needs to be kneecapped

This is a "nothing burger" so to speak. Does anybody here remember Cornyn's reciprocity bill from over a year ago? I can legally carry in 42 states (for now) but, in NJ there is little hope. A potential Biden win next month could spell disaster for CCW/reciprocity nationwide along with magazine capacity etc.. It pains me to say this, but our "ace in the hole" fell flat back in June when SCOTUS denied review of rogers v grewal and marc cheeseman v polilo. Our next best bet is to wait for another CCW case to work it's way up to SCOTUS (or file a new one) which could take many years. In the mean time the state of NJ has decided it is best for all of us to be at the mercy of the muggers. It's nauseating I know, it's why so many of "us" have left NJ to greener pastures. NJ go

If you were denied a New Jersey permit to carry a handgun by a Superior Court judge within the last year in NJ, please contact me at [email protected]

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My recommendation to start is a lee 4 hole turret. You just deactivate the indexing and you get the simplicity and focus of single stage, but the convenience of not having to change out dies off a turret. Then if you move on to a progressive, you can keep tool heads set up for things you do in small volume.

Well that was an antagonistic executive order to read, but that is what our governor is about.

You can still get US Law Shield in NJ.

Another long term reloader here — 30 years I have never considered my time at the reloading bench as $$$ per hour — it’s free time, relaxing time, my time to do as I choose I learned from Sandy Hook, never to be without components

I'd rather spend my time reloading over hours spent bitching and complaing on the internet. Its a time consuming hobby like most others, there is an initial investment phase, and pay off phase. I started reloading at the age of 25, and I've already paid off those investments of you compare today's prices to what I've loaded in just the past 6 months. Almost all of my big purchases also came with rebates for free bullets. Both my presses came with 5 boxes of high end boolits. Thats 200 off, and each die set is an additional 20 bucks in bullets. Gotta love Hornady.. and its not like they are enticing you to buy bad products, there stuff works great.

Factoring time as cost for a hobby is a fools errand. That's like saying riding a bike cost a person $x.xx per hour.

Don't bother, dont waste your time.....*everything* is an argument I often find that those that think they are the smartest people in the room, usually are far from it. Your stance on reloading is spot on..... Casted, sized, lubed, loaded 750 rounds of 147gr 9mm this past weekend... i think the totality of time was like, dunno 4 hrs... plus/minus I don't worry about going to the range to shoot having fun and practicing...why? I reload and have ammo I learn more about ballistics and nuances about each gun i shoot.... why? I reload....and learn I know what's most accurate in some of my favorite rifles.... why? I reload...and tweak the round, sometimes to the .x grain