Old School

Great!! I had a room like that when I was a kid. I alarmed the $hit out of it and was good to go. Secrecy is important. Do you have electric in there? Get some good lighting and you have enough room to reload...

Joe have you ever been there? Is it still there? I went there when I was a kid.

We do it every year. It's great!!!!

Interested. Please post a date.

Matawan way inside the Raritan Bay. Not Manasquan.

Simply AMAZING>>> People can't remember ONE thing.

Must have been a damned GLOCK. You know how they go off by themselves...

Paul- You have a sick mind... But that is the first think I thought of as well... That may be a possibility....

Must be some kind of acoustical think. I shoot them out of a Dan Wesson revolver and all I can hear is the slap of the bullet hitting the trap. But wait I shoot standard Colibri not Super in the pistol.

You know that's not the case. Remember I'm Old School. I use a 20" barrel pump as a defense gun full wooden stock. But I'm not big on tacticool but know how to use weapons I don't own or particularly like. If I had to pick up a bashed AK in the street and had to use it I could strip it clear it and fire it. Doesn't mean I like it. I agree with you Ray it could be abusive but in that configuration it won't be shot alot either.

WOW Vlad that's turning a lemon into lemonade!!! Notice all the good mentional things were in the past. NJ currently sucks!

Ray I'm going to reneg on your adoption if you keep this up... #1 for a righty, you anchor the pistol grip to your hip w/ right hand and hold the barrel down w/ your left. #2 It's not a skeet/trap gun

There are a zillion Youtube videos on reloading watch as many as you can. And Harry said books...Review some books and buy one. One that has the most in the area of "how to". I started to reload when I was about your age and I bought some dead guys equipment for $100 and had everything I ever needed. Now also there's a gunshop in Vernon Tri-state that has a good amount of used equipment. Bob White has used equipment as well but he's a high end benchrest guy and most of his stuff is way beyond where you're at.

Sale price is the same price as I would pay for it. So a direct buy is the way to go...

Here you go! http://www.midwayusa.com/product/423081/lee-challenger-breech-lock-single-stage-press-anniversary-kit Now listen VERY carefully. Eric said form from 30-06...If you think you want to do that get in your chariot and watch him do it.

Pistol 7- 25 yds. Pistol load developement 25 yds. .223 Load developement 100 yds because that seems to be the standard for comparison. For practice with both irons(A2) and scoped off bags 300 yds (the most distance I have) For position shooting with irons 100 and 300 yds. BTW with irons I shoot an A3 20". Makes a BIG difference over a 16" bbl at 300 yds.

There are carbide rifle dies. I use carbide .223 dies in my Dillon. As for the One Shot...I place the cases in a plastic coffee can, put a good mist in the can, Shake and repeat. To lube inside the neck...Shoot some One Shot on a Q-Tip and when you pick up a case dip the Q-Tip in the case mouth.

Yeah! gonna hold a class hands on soon,

I'm nor intimate with the M&P line but just a heads up. Because of differences in case diameter be cautous of the extractor and ejector locations when using a conversion barrel.

Yep KKM sells conversion from 40S&W to 9mm as well. So I guess it works.

As a rule you're right on the money Harry! Now Lunker has shot my reloads and we know each others capabilities and experience. Just let me say if you load for somebody else you are accepting their rifle/pistol as your own. Kaiser are you guys borh shooting bolt action rifles? Are you guys both saving the brass fired in those rifles? Harry, guess I'm going have to schedule the reloading class.

Lyman C-press on the low end RCBS Rockchucker on the high end. http://www.midwayusa...gle-stage-press http://www.midwayusa...gle-stage-press These are just presses but look at kits and you may be able to save a few bucks. PM me a link before you buy anything.

You still lube with carbides. When you pull the handle you'll know the difference. I like Hornady One Shot spray. Don't have to clean it off afterwards either.

If you decide you are really going to take the plunge, give ma a shout and I should be able to dig up a single stage press and maybe some 8mm dies for you.

Very good Don. In many cases you don't even have to rent just reserve.