Old School

PM me before your trip. I'm close by and would be willing to sign in the jarhead.

Great Deal!!

If I remember correctly this was a series I gun with internal extractor problems. How much did they charge you?

My point exactly!!

Stuff and nonsense..as long as one parent gave the OK there wasnt an issue with that or "Interference with Custody"..especially once he said that the father didnt bother to even stick his nose out when he had picked the daughter up that morning. KpdPipes- Never say never!

I don't sort brass(except crimped brass) for pistol rounds. Because #1 it's relatively lower pressure and #2 the variation in case volumn is minimal.

Byr@n- I shooting the most expensive powder I ever shot. Varget. Here it is... .07 for bullet, .035 for a primer and .10 for powder. Now I expect to have HIGH quality ammunition @ $.205/round or $4.10 a box of 20

OK- I'm starting to reload .223 in a Dillon 550B I'm going to go step by step as I proceed just to let others know what's involved and the time involved prior to pulling the trigger. 1- Take all your cases and tumble them clean. 2- Sort all cases buy manufacturer (at this point this is important) 3- Lube one set of cases, externally and inside the case mouth. 4- Run the cases through the decapping full length siding die.(I'm not priming the case at this point) 5- Prepare your case trimmer. 6- Measure a case and determine if it needs to be trimmed.( it will) 7- Trim case to correct OAL. 8- Chamfer case mouth inside and out. Check length again. Now you can go back into the progressive press and load ammo. I'll continue this thead as I progress. I've loaded zillions of rifle rounds through the years but not for an AR and never in a progressive press. It's certainly not as easy as loading pistol ammo but it's still less than 1/2 the cost of factory ammo and I would hope better quality. BTW I'm loading commercial Remington cases so there are no crimped primer pocket issues. Feel free to ask questions as I proceed. Rather than waste a lot of BW, ask questions about tools, guages and die set-ups as required. Frank

This is a sad and regretable accident. But By far, more kids die from drowning in the bath tub than from firearms accidents.

Bry@n- You are one lucky deparado!!! Minor across state lines could be a real problem especially when two parents don't get along. If one had a hair up their donkey you could have been charged with kidnaping. This is why divorce sucks as does poor parenting. If there is a next time with any kid get a note from a parent. It sounds extreme but it may save your bacon.

You can get a totally assembled lower @: http://www.jsesurplus.com/index.aspx for $250 Assembled uppers start @ $375 Just slap them together and you have a DPMS AR for $625

Nice shooting Troy!!

Thats why you sue for legal fees when you are found innocent. In the end it shouldn't cost you a dime to prove your innocence. It's gonna cost time for sure though. Pollyanna

I too question Jones' credability often. But Maks answer me this... You are coming over the Milford Bridge when you are coming home from a rifle range in PA. The NJSP are conducting a drug search with xray machines. You have your AR in the trunk. Are you confident #1 that the xrays are harmless? And #2 are you confident that your AR will be recognized as NJ legal and you will be able to go home with it? #3 how about the 1000 rounds of ammo you got a great deal on in PA...Do you think you are going to go home with that? Legalize the drugs. Let the drug Muther Fukers kill themselves. Darwin would be proud of the natural selection that occurs.

Great trip Bob! Members- This guy knows his shit. He is the "Mr. Google of Guns"

Ken-It was good seeing you and Troy. And "Forum Members"... Don't let these guys BS you... They can shoot well. Ken just doesn't tape well... or often...

If you have a place to shoot them, I have 10 to donate. Frank

I like to stop for coffee on the way to CR. It's nice to just pick up an extra coffee for the RO babysitting the pistol range. (milk no sugar)

Gary Needleman and Frank Pisano In the privacy of a PM I will give references.

I applaud the young man protecting himself and his sister. But, his dad should give him some more range time. :clap:

PM Sent

Mike- I've been emailing Ron. I think I'm in the count. Will be shooting Saturday as well. Frank

Glad to see someone listens to the Old Man...

You got it Rick! Oh BTW would you please come over and help me clean up the bear blood in the family room...

Well today I felt like Davey Crockett at the Alamo. I was surrounded by four bears. A 200 pounder behind me and three 300+ pounders in front of me. The bastards come right up to the house and the air horn doesn't do squat! Well here's the gun talk. I haved a coat rack/gun cabinet by the door that I used to keep a .410 single shot with rifled slugs in, as bear deterent. It's only 43" ID. Well, in light of the numbers of Bruins showing up... and the chance of one coming in the familiy room and sitting in my chair has increased... I've decided to put something s little more potent with more shots in the cabinet. The only thing I have that fits is a Marlin .35 Rem. It's loaded 4+1 w/ 200gr soft points. Oh! I feel much better now. Opinions... 35 Rem w/ 200gr soft points should role them over don't you think?