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Wait, I did not know you could be sarcastic. Learn something new every day.

Howdy

I had the same thing, I was the only Yankee. A couple guys looked and sounded like the Hatfields and McCoys from Bugs Bunny.

I would stick with one brand of dies. Seating and crimping in 2 steps is a good thing too. I use to reload pistol on a single stage and had no problems with Glocked brass for my wifes 40. I use RCBS dies mostly. Also, I have loaded a lot of ammo and the only time I have a bad charge is when I double charge a case while single stage reloading. I have never had a bad charge on my Square Deals.

I like it all, old, new, bluegrass, blues. Modern Country is the old Southern Rock. About the only thing I cant't listen to is rap. Especially the Country songs that try to do it. Rap and Country just do not mix.

Perfect timing, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

Wow, you guys are still stuck on this? Don't you have hurricane clean up to do?

Howdy

welcome

After Griz I do not think I can post anything more. Well said.

Dude I don't care what you own. I do not think anything should be illegal. You could beat them down with a butter sock for all I care, just learn how to use it. And no, I do not think a full auto is the best all around, for everyone to use type of gun. You are with the wrong crowd trying to pick a fight and insinuating that becasue we do not agree with your choice we are socialist antis. I know there are a few of us that have trained with a variety of full auto firearms, not just shot a magazine through one once or twice.

Their solid metal gadgets are good. I love the primer pocket cleaner. The Classic turret and O press as well are good. But the rest of their presses and dies you can have. Even as well as the FCD works it feels cheap. yuck.

That is exactly what I did. I definately see using it and getting others for my low volume calibers.

I may have to take you up on that Maks.

So I recieved the RCBS 3 head trimmer and hooked it up. Huge improvement in time and makes cut, chamfer and deburring in one step.. It creates the perfect case mouth.. I also got the Lee cutter in and for low volume, inexpensive multi caliber case prep it works well. The only thing I do not like is it trims to max COAL not minimum.

Well, home defense can me many things to different people. Are you refering to someone in your home where you now have to do room clearing, or a repel borders action? Either way what works for one may not work for another. The best home defense gun is the one the the person using it can control and shoot properly. If you want to get imaginative my house could be rigged for claymores. But that is not feasable. I also would feel perfectly comfortable with a 22 pistol if that is all availible. Defending your home is more of a mindset than the gun you use. I just like how the video game generation thinks life is like whatever game they play.

The Vidoe Game Warriors came for this thread.

Howdy

Well, depends how you look at it. I think the real dummies are the idiots who keep reelecting these Politicians who are smart enough to know how to get back in.

It was a sad day in reloading , I finally used the last of my metal canned IMR powders. IMR 4064 was the holdout. Now I am stuck with the plastic jugs. Time to go to Gene's tonight and restock.

I ordered the RCBS trim head for 22 and the cheap Lee one in 6.5x55 to try it out. Not much volume for that one yet. No need for the prep center Matt if this head workds out. Don't want to drown out my music with a loud gadget.

Howdy

They are nice, but I really don't want to spend that much. The RCBS 3 way cutter seems like it may be a place to start. I could try the 22 cutter since it will take care of 2 calibers I load for. And will most likely be the bulk of my rifle reloading.

I am starting to do 223 and 308 in large volume and think I want to speed up the process from my RCBS Trim Pro. Not sure where to start. Anyone have any suggestions? Does not have to be electric either. Maybe even one of those case prep centers.

Stay away from the Lee progressives. Get a Classic Turret ok, but their progressives are finnicky. I am partial to Dillon progressives. I only use them for pistol so I have a couple Square Deals. They cost more than Lee but are well worth the lack of headaches.