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I tried to do the Jewish thing, too but there were like a million people at the movie theater....so we just went to get Chinese food.

I went today to check them out...they were closed...on a Saturday. :? Is it worth the 36 mile trip back to them?

I've purchased from J&G. I usually check their site a few times a week to see if anything new comes in. Great communication and everything they have sent has been in better condition that they advertise.

I got a promo code for SportsmansGuide.com $10.00 Off Your Order of $99 or more... Coupon Code: SG1558 Good through December 31, 2009

Here are mine. Daphne is the small one and Schmutz is her big brother.

The load table for the discs were incorrect for the Hodgons HS6 so there was some trial and error until I found the right one. It was dropping a consistent charge of 5.8 grains that I was looking for. I cycled all the cases until they were to be seated, I pulled them and weighed the charge for the first 30 and then the last 10 of the total that I loaded. Let's see how they shoot...

Yeah, I used multiple dremmel bits. Primarily the cutting wheel, grinding stones and the cutting bit thing that looks like a drill. Those WASRs are pretty tough. I cut a bit, tried to fit, cut a bit, etc. Getting to the tabs on the inside wasn't very fun. It fits very well. No wobble and snaps in easily.

Finished drilling out my single stack WASR 10 to accept one of Ted's blocked 30 round mags. Couldn't be happier. +1 for JunkmanTed!

Okay. So all the needed components have arrived in order to reload 9mm luger on the press. After a good 3 hours of spilled primers, swearing, adjusting, consulting forums, swearing, jammed cases and sideways primers, more adjusting and a little more swearing and a can of dust off, the thing actually works. I am new to reloading, this being about a year so far. This thing was like an evil version of Mouse Trap where when one thing worked, something else stopped. Needless to say, after you take it apart 8 times to adjust everything, you really get to know how it works and the little ticks it may have. I have loaded about 500 rounds with only two rejects. One primer had only seated halfway and jammed the shell plate and another had a primer seated in sideways. I would be more than happy to help anyone out considering one of these. The instructions are a little more than useless. After the initial setup and break-in period, it seems to be worth it with the accuracy of the charges and the speed.

I thought you needed to get a new C&R for every premise that you want to receive guns at? The ATF agent said it is good, just give them notifiaction of the new address and state and they will do the process of the name/state transfer...

Yup. I have my C&R and had a lovely visit with the ATF. It really isn't worth it but figured I should get it for the time I move out of Jersey. Then I can use it like the rest of the country.

Pimpin'!

How bout this one?

Man! That's great!

What are you looking for? I may be going back to Texas for work. I always pack light so I can pack up my luggage for the trip back. Picked up 2K primers and some powder last time. They have a limit there but when I tell them I am from Jersey, they pity me and let me get some extra.

Ha! ... .....Let me check.

Just an update, I let the mold sit in the lead for a good 4 minutes and after a few casts, it was running flawlessly. Thanks for not letting me give up and go back to the 2 cavity. This thing needs more heat than I expected.

So I got the Pro 1000 in the mail yesterday. Set it up today. I ordered the one in 45 acp thinking it would be easy to convert to 9mm luger (want to finish off all my 9mm brass and small primers), just change the shell plate and dies, right? No. I need to change the shell plate, case feeder, case feeder tubes, primer arm and primer tray...all which had to be ordered on different sites. :x The thing doesn't even come with the shell collator so that was an extra purchase as well. Someone please reply to this telling me that it is worth it and the Lee Pro 1000 is a great thing. I have been using the Lee Anniversary press for almost a year now and like it. I guess simplicity is sometimes better.

No dairy for me. I can do some cheese but one bite of cheesecake will be bad news for me and whoever is in the car on the way home. :angry-screaming: :obscene-tolietpush: :angry-extinguishflame:

Is it me or is this one of the fugliest things you have ever seen? (Hear it shoots well, though)

HA!

Radio Head, Floyd, Beatles, ELO, Tull... Just some of the many...

Just don't buy it at Sarco. Ha! I am actually going to get them both off Center Fire. They have some good prices! Even have the decomissioned Spanish Bazookas with optics intact.

Inexpensive 1911..

Wow. I was expecting to hear all bad things. Thanks for the info. I will wait to hear from some of the other forum members. I am considering the 1911 and the snub revolver.