Old School

Fukin' Animals!

You should always use lube even with carbide dies. It limits your resizing effort and minimizes scratching on your cases. On pistol cases I take about 100-150 cases put them in a plastic coffee can shoot in a mist of Hornady Hot Shot, shake it up and repeat. Cases size easy, the lube drys and isn't messy. On rifle cases I do the same thing but additionally shoot some Hot Shot on a Q-tip and do the inside of the case mouth. If you don't lube you are busting your ball$ for nothing and shortening your case life. BTW I use Dillon carbide sizing dies and they're not cheap. I want to keep them serviceable.

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Right you are Mike. Another tip is load in "lots" so if you have a problem you can isolate a lot.

Pipes...We agree again...scary! Are you starting to think more like me? Or am I starting to think more like you? Have a nice Thanksgiving!

Stepped on your weiner on that one Harry!!! You know the states that are the "NO HELMET States" He should have known about the PRNJ. From his website he does seem like an inteligent guy. Just no regard for the law.

This has been common practice for years. If you order a lower on one day and a parts kit the next you are OK.

It is my opinion, and I'm not a lawyer, that if he transported legally he would not be in this mess. It is the responsibility of the individual to know the laws of the state they are transporting through. Though, federal protection of those transporting firearms exsists the now felon was not in compliance.

Happy Thanksgiving to all. Be thankful for what you have. I've had what some would call a tragic year. But when you look at it so much was providence and I still have loads to be grateful for. So, in your own personal way whatever it is, give thanks and be grateful. One thing I’m grateful for is some of the decent peeps I’ve met on the list. Edit: Be thankful for our Armed Forces willing to keep us free.

#1 don't believe all the internet BS. For all you know those 600/ hour guys maybe the guys that give reloads a bad name. BTW all my reloads go through a chamber block when they're done. It takes time but you can do it watching TV.

I think you are doing very well. Pistol calibre? Right?

142 is a BIG animal dressed. You got the deer of your life the first one. The tough thing is going to be Topping that one in the future. Congrats!

Alex- don't fall into the trap- IT'S NOT THE ARROW IT'S THE INDIAN- buy more ammo with the $ and shoot, shoot, shoot!

Anthony- Wishing for the best outcome.

Mark- With the wheels of progress being as slow as they are...I wouldn't hold your hand on your A$$.

Blocking the road won't be an option if I'm behind you waiting to get in... And the walk from the parking lot is minimal. You can see the gate from there.

Only with a member numb-nuts!

Was up there yesterday and the electronic Gate was installed but not operable. Hopefully soon! I wonder if it will cut down on people that walk on and think CR is a open to the public range. Hopefully they'll put up a camera at the entrance too.

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Congrats. How old are you now "baby face"? 24, 25?

Putt-Putt boats

Thanks, I see... It may be the proper way to establish POA/POI.

Why are you guys taking bullet drop into the equation? It really has nothing to do with MOA accuracy. Or is that not what we are talking about? Knowing your range and knowing your bullet drop and knowing the capability of your rifle should be all you need. The thing that generaly throws me is calling wind drift and that generaly takes me a 1 or 2 shots(Thank God my life doesn't depend on it) Please explain. FS