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Those are my two as well. Just the fun of cranking out 45/70 goodness. The cannon is for my front yard under a flag pole. 4th of July would be fun.

BBQ Tabby is the best, On a Stick of course.

It is sad but true. Can't have any left over money.

I was there at 0730, where were you?

At some point in time you will have an empty gun with the slide open and nothing in the chamber, even when playing weekend gunfighter.

I prefer using the slide stop( the proper name), my thumb is already there and I am right into battery.

I thought I would like it but find it kind of ugly

Obviously some chucklehead has not been here long enough to know my sarcasm, or when I am trying to lighten a situiation. Some people need more tequila.

And that statement is why we have been going downhill. Trying to cozy up to the opposing side by sounding reasonable only lends credence to their argument. Words mean things, say what you mean and mean what you say. Leave double speak to the other crowd. Stand up for it or leave it alone, half assing the argument never works.

Finally words with actions. Round em up and kick em out. My favorite sentence in the whole damn thread, closely followed by Han shot first.

Because some people enjoy shooting bolt actions.

Green Mountain makes a good barrel I have one on one of my wifes 10-22's. It will not break the bank and is very accurate, but heavy. If shooting from a bench mostly it is the way to go. If you want light and a bit more money the Tactical Solutions aluminum barrel is nice. She has one on her other 10-22 and it is light as can be. And very accurate.

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Federal bulk or Winchester Dynapoints in semis. Remington thunderbolts in bolt action and one of target rifles loves CCI Minimag HP's. About the only round I had any issues with was the Remington Golden Bullet.

24, really? Happy Birthday J

Good rifle, the first thing I would do is get rid of the cheap plastic stock. It was the first thing I replaced on my 223. It will shoot well with it but if you wanted to glass bed it a boyds stock is a good place to start. Very affordable and good quality. 168's will shoot well out of it. I am a fan of Nikon optics as an affordable and durable scope. And for accuracy the trigger needs to be tuned. Easy to do on a Remington trigger.

Having carried a 1911 and a Berreta 92 I prefer the 1911. Only others I would consider would be a CZ or a Sig. You can keep the rest and I will not carry plastic.

Interesting

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Seriously?

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No need, I have never had a problem with Glocked brass on my Dillons.

If I have an issue midstream I am going to stop and fix it and if I can't remember what I was doing in a minute or two after I fix it I have bigger issues than a squib. I have 4 stations and everytime I pull the handle it is all the way down, all the way up and I look at each cartridge every pull. If an issue arises I stop and clear everything off and make sure all are correct. Pretty basic. I still do not get the purpose of the die, but I do not get a Lee FCD either. I guess I am old fashioned and strive to get it right the first time.