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I will be there. I am jonesing for good trigger time.

Lynn is enjoying it because PINK IS FOR GIRLS. That said, Matt looked oddly right shooting it today. Matt and odd go nicely in the same sentence.

It is very satisfying to shoot your own loads and have them work. Just wait till you make it outdoors and play.

I have an older Midway tumbler and 2 years ago bought the Cabelas kit. I am very happy with the Cabelas kit, great tumbler and value.

Doc, I agree with Kal , I turn out some very accurate rounds on my SDB's. I have loaded handgun on both and when I use a single I do it by batches as well. But you can not tell the difference in accuracy between the single and progressive. It is all what you are comfortable with.

how much time gets cut off if you go to a progressive instead of single? It depends on the loader. I can get 250-300 rds/hr. The issue is when there is a hiccup, you have to stop the process and fix the issue. With a single stage you control every part of every stage each step of the way. I have had primers in backwards or small primer pockets when loading 45. It is easy to get complacent. I still load all my rifle on a single stage. I know a few people who will load on nothing except a single stage and vice versa. It all comes down to personal preference.

Mauser, have you ever thought about going progressive or is it not that big of a deal to you?

Sounds like you had a great time, nothing like the smile on a kids face when something goes boom.

My son and I did the same thing, only it was 500 rds of .45. Can't beat quality reloading time. Other than making them empty again.

Congratulations to both of you. The CZ will not let you down. Just needs to be shot 1000 times to smooth out the trigger. Dry firing is your best friend.

I just hit this thread and it was almost locked. But as stated seems to be settled . Anymore name calling and the thread will be deleted. Tiny, just call and ask. AIM does have a good rep and is not out to screw you, you just missed the sale.

Here is a list of FFL's for you skippy http://www.njgunforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=437

Matt is suffering from a severe case of DSB, please forgive him Otherwise he is truly a pleasant person.

Vinny has a good reputation as well as TJ Sporting arms in Bayville. Tony is a good guy to deal with as well. Both are Forum Sponsors.

Rocky makes a good boot. I have had a few pairs over the years and my feet were always happy afer a day of humping hills and briars. Good choice.

I am going to puke now, thanks Chad.

I just peed myself, thanks Dan.

Looks nice, I may have to try it out

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Rev 09/09. Its the latest

Wow, you guys are saying that Politics came over troop safety? I don't believe it. Next you will be writing that Macnamarra changed the original M16 specs to save money. :?

Wyoming, Kentucky, Tennesse

If you use slugs, you need adjustable sights or a scope. For buckshot you need just a bead.

Tiny, I really like the Sig P220 SAO.