matt6669

686 FTW If you don't want a large frame revolver I recommend a Smith and Wesson Model 60 Pro series. It's my next gun on my list which will be for the g/f to shoot

ummm I just did one in the funeral parking lot of a funeral I went to tonight......................

you could go to mt fuji but thats technically in ny right off of route 17 on the top of the mountain

ahhhhhhhhh good call but you only have to do that for guns that you bought in 2011. Guns you bought in 2010 and sold in 2011 doesn't matter. and ray ray when did you sell the charter arms homie, you finally gave up on that pos? Maybe we should start a 2011 arms sale race and see who would win. We may have a three way tie between ray ray, lunker, and eddie LOL

ray ray you didn't buy the charter arms this year that was last year homie!

Added guns 7 & 8. yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

I believe the bigger concern with carrying in Philly is the fact that there is practically a school on every corner and out of staties have to follow a certain feet rule from every state. I havn't actually looked into this but have heard a few people on this forum mention this as a downside to carrying in Philly.

win 231 @ 4.8grains with a 115gr FMJ montana gold bullet at if I remember correctly off the top of my head it's 1.145 OAL. That's what I reload for troy and he's had no problems

Why I've only heard excellent things about rguns

fairly high price for a non matching gun by about 100 bucks IMO I'm going to be heading to sarco when they open their new store in hopes of finding a steal

I keep all of my reloaded ammo in Franford Arsenal 100 rd plastic boxes in one of those steel gun cabinets. All of my surplus ammo either stays in the tin cans or I take them out and leave them in the cardboard boxes if they come in boxes. I'm too OCD to have ammo just thrown in an ammo can. Though I do sort my surplus ammo and line it up all nicely in a .30cal ammo can which I have to pickup more of

oh I also forgot I have another Mosin Ex-Dragoon to pickup from maks as well. Dammn my safe is going to be full soon

wooohoooo still winning!! Next month I will be adding an M1D to the list and possibly a Kimber .22 from the CMP

hmmmmmmm I may have to entertain the idea of either retrofitting or trading my square deal in for a 650 decisions decisions grrr

so what pushes the case into the shellplate, is there something that hooks into the handle mechanism etc. I wonder if I can get the case feeder from dillion and adapt it to a square deal

very nice! Sure wish they would make a case feeder for the square deal.

none its called walking or riding your bike

why are the pictures not loading up on this damn forum today GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Tony's not a fan of lead due to his past so he'll only shoot FMJ's and plated bullets

don't let tim see this, he'll buy like 3 of them just b/c

or for the US to start giving permits out to the Gulf again to restart their drilling. Or for the US to start drilling in Alaska Or Or Or Yet the US just sits idle doing nothing as it has been doing for quite some time and we are quickly on our way to becoming a 3rd world country

wow that's a pretty serious sport that you have to be dedicated to. I figured it would be in the 10k dollar range and my guesses were right. I guess it's a good thing that your in the industry and can do a lot of the stuff on your own instead of paying someone to do it all.

Tony how much does something like this cost if you were starting with no parts and buying everything?

FTW great tip Eric, thanks for sharing

I'm reloading a 115grain FMK 9mm for about 5.50 per 50. The biggest thing is buying in bulk and knowing what to buy. I don't buy CCI primers because they are too expensive. I only buy wolf primers because I can get them for about 18 dollars per 1k shipped to my door but you have to buy in bulk. I also buy all of my bullets in bulk. For 9mm, I had to buy 4k bullets in order to get it down to that price. Lastly I have a friend pick up all of my powder from Gene Soloman down in South / Central jersey. He has the best prices of powder and I don't have to pay a hazmat fee in order to get it. Then it's just sitting down with your press and investing the time to get good at reloading. Once your good, if you have a progressive press you can easily knock out a 100 rounds per half hour and that's without really even trying. M