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Thats disgusting, and what'd he do, have his hand on the actual barrel?? He was holding his hand on the stock as he shot. Under the barrel. There are pieces of stock imbedded in his hands.

Yes and no. I just read about the Pro 1000 and it will let you do 1 at a time to learn which is good. When you get the hang of it you can speed it up. But you will definately need some more items. This is going to give you time to read the manual cover to cover and pick up another one. I know I keep repeating this, but you will see that load data differs by manual and the ones I mentioned are better ,in my opinion, than the Lee. I have all 4. And ask questions, lots of them. Patience is paramount to quality, safe reloading.

What I mean is does it come with a scale, case trimmer, chamfer tool, primer pocket cleaner, caliper etc? there are a bunch of little things needed for rifle loading that are not needed for pistol.

Bingo, now I placed you. Did you buy a complete reloading Kit?

The Lee manual is Ok. I sugest you give it a good reading and also pick up The Lyman #49 if you plan on doing pistol or the Speer#14 or Sierra #5 for rifle. You can never have enough manuals, but with manual deviations it is good to have at least two. My understanding of the Pro 1000 is it will run good ,but is a litttle finnicky to set up so be patient. read the manuals and take it slow. Ask any questions you want, there are a bunch of experienced reloaders here. I do not remember recommending the Pro 1000 to anyone, normally I say the Classic Turret. How long ago did we meet?

Ok, twist my arm and send me to a gun shop today

what did you end up buying? Is it a kit that comes with a manual?

They are Now Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters. Harry's is still there but they sold the gun side of the business.

suck it up and get back to work

I have been there twice, where are you?

Oh the stuff we were allowed to do as kids, that would get us arrested now if our kids did it

We would use ether or carb cleaner.

http://www.sabredefence.com/commercial.php?focus=upper

wow you want a lot of info. type 6.5 Grendel and you will get a lot of info in google. Also look for a review by Zak Smith.

Ammo will be more too, but you will be a reloader by then. You could also build a lower and get a 223 and a 6.5 upper and switch. Or buy two lowers like me. 223 for Tammy and 6.5 Grendel for me

http://www.6mmbr.com/65grendel.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6.5_Grendel

Migraine was hanging in all day. No shooting or loud noises tonight.

6.5 Grendel, I'll build one with you.

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Typical Elitist.

See, as I wrote, just ask Matt :clap:

My wife goes on a pregnancy forum, PLENTY of husband bashing going on there. :doh: Just remember Chad IT IS ALL YOUR FAULT

Ask Matt to teach you :mrgreen:

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