matt6669

A big shout out and a huge thank you to Mr. Eric for taking about an hour and a half out of his day today with me to help me finally get my M1D onto paper. The scope mount needed some adjusting and with his help we were able to get it pretty darn close. I ended up having to come home and adjust my scope back since I didn't have allen keys with us but it should be pretty darn close the next time I bring it out. Definitely wouldn't of been able to make it happen without him so a big thank you to him once again! That is all.

ORLY?? Why has you not told me about the fact that your going to CR?

you already know i hate you so i don't need to tell you again

And this is why I love my bar. There's no way powder can get stuck.

LOL ohhhhh John, you sneak out of your dark room at the most opportune times and never cease to amaze us! Post of the week.

This!

3 squibs already really, wow maks, just wow.

see other threads.

Posts like this make me so happy I went with my Dillon. I've never been questioned about anything I ever asked about. Also have the time I called with a warranty issue and wanted to order extra parts on top of it, Dillon went ahead and threw my extra parts that I just wanted in for free. I'm sorry but at this moment, NO company can even come close to touching Dillon's warranty and customer service.

I dunno about a 650, but I can change calibers on a square deal in a matter of two minutes and that's even going from .45 to 9mm. Once you have your dies setup it's only a matter of unbolting the powder measure, unbolting the 3 bolts holding the plate on, unbolting the three bolts for the primer, and one for the shellplate, and slap everything back on and tighten it. It's really not a big deal. I know it's even easier on the 650 b/c the die plate slides out instead of being bolted so that's even quicker.

Those are rebuilds and while they might be good shooters if you are looking for an original and a collector that wouldn't be the place to start. Even though I hate their new store, it may be worth taking a trip out to Sarco in PA. They usually have them and at decent prices. I've been hemming and hawing about whether I want to buy one or not because they are iron sights and I hate iron sights. I would love to get my hands on a sniper, but thats currently out of the price range at the moment.

It's not so much damaging of the gas system, it's more of, sooner or later you will end up with a bent op rod. And they are not cheap to replace.

Keep dreaming on an 03a3. The CMP has extremely limited quantities that they are still sorting through. Almost all of them have been American Legion drill rifles that are completely beat to crap and are for the most part destroyed. Also the prices aren't going to be that attractive. I suggest if you want one, you try and find one on the open market at this time because after the CMP releases this last batch, the price on the open market will go skyrocketing.

I've drove out to the CMP both times I've bought a gun from them. First time was a service grade HRA that I ended up trading, second time was to pick up an M1D. If you have people to go with and split the cost of gas, it's really worth the trip. If you only plan on buying one gun, it may be worth mail ordering. THOUGH the pickings have been slim at the North and South store so whether you mail order or you visit in person, you are taking a huge chance. Your best bet is to start reading the cmp forums and finding out when the good stuff hits the shelves.

yes you either pick up in person in Ohio and spend 8 hours driving each way in a car, or you drive to your local ffl and pay the nics and transfer fee and pick it up there. Sorry for the debbie downer

Yes. Or if you don't feel like driving out there you can mail it in with your order, make sure it's been notarized then.

I don't know. When I priced everything out, the cost was almost exactly the same between the LNL and the Dillon. Also get with I believe it's vinny who is a Dillon dealer and gets a 10 or 15% discount. Really makes a difference on an over 1k dollar purchase.

http://thecmp.org/Sales/eligibility.htm Every answer you could possibly need.

knowing Bryan, I know he wants the case feeder. Go 650 and don't look back. As soon as I get a big boy job I'll be trading in my square deal for a 650 with the case feeder.

meh just keep a watchful eye and you shouldn't have any problems. Problem cases just toss in the scrap pile esp with .38 brass it's so plentiful

we listen to their tape, yes I said tape, about once every other week at work. I love these guys, crack me up

LOL ohh Emma! Give her a couple more years Tim, and you'll be reloading buffalo rounds for her for the 45-70

trimming pistol brass, never done it, and never will.

it's the same thing as the M44's, ZOMG'S we are out of them. 6 months later oh we found so we don't know how we missed these. The dealers have been pulling this crap for years. Now don't get me wrong, sooner or later they will run out of stuff, but I just don't see it happening yet.

I'm sure Eric and I are thinking along the same lines. All these dealers like to pull the same card, OH NO'S we ran out of this we don't know when we'll ever get it back in. 6 months from now they are like ZOMG'S we found limited quantities in a storage shed over seas and we'll have it back in stock but at 130 instead of 99 dollars. Now the reason I suspect this is because AIM was running that 99 dollar special forever, and all of a sudden they are just out of stock completely. Normally AIM will send out an email saying we are running low on so and so, so buy it while you can. They never did this with the romy stuff and I have a feeling it's because it wasn't selling. I think people thought it was going to be around forever so they were buying as they needed it. Now they'll bring it back in 6 months, and you'll watch it disappear at the marked up price. I guarantee it.