Old School

Farnk, I believe Lawmen's Supply is the only one in NJ. Their Paterson office closed down last year. The only other one is down by Egg Harbor. Chris- I hope you're wrong but may be correct. I'll call GLOCK today. Egg Harbor is a PIA for me. I used to buy at LS Paterson but guess they didn't need that store. BTW do you still want that barrel? Sorry for dragging my feet on that.

Under the new GSSF program, does anyone know a participating dealer in northern NJ?

When you put the effort into reloading you will find you are alittle more careful with your shots. And picking up your brass is a needed break between strings of fire.

I load 9mm. Brass cased 115gr factory ammo goes for about $140/500 or $.28/round. I loaded 15000 rounds in the past year or a factory ammo cost would be $4200. 9mm bullets cost me .0725 ea + .035 for primer + (approx) .02 for powder = $.1275/round X 15000 = $1912.50 So I saved more than half the cost. You have to figure in your time and you can set-up with GOOD Dillon equipment for about $500

Soak them with WD40 before you do anything. It will inert them and if not they just may smoke if detonated. Do as I say not as I do...

My quess is if these were blued,the blueing in the parts not nuetralized after blueing. The ussual process is to blue in salts, kill the effect of the salts in hot water(skimming residual salts off the top) then place in water diplacing oil. I don't think the salts were ever nuetralized if these are blued parts. As long as there is no plastic, boil some water, throw them in, let them soak for a while, air dry then, oil them well. Oh cleanthe stuff up before you do anything

Who: TBD And I want "Pinaud" on my team too

You weren't shooting indoors were you?

OK Folks! I called Montana Gold and they are not giving any group discounts even on volumn so that sucks! Col.Mortimer I'll send you a PM

MG is more economical even with the discount.

On the international market land mines can be purchased for about $3 ea. And IIRC they're nonmetalic. Americans follow the law and won't be at risk. Neither will anyone else that follows the law.

Can the SS media be used in a dry tumbler? The tumbler from Dillon is a dry one. I read your post on the SS media and looked great, but not sure if it will work on a dry media tumbler. Go Old School!!! Corn cob media and a little dope and 1/2 a dryer sheet.

Shane, thanks for the link. Very enlightening. I think I will go for the 550 first. I have seen videos of the 550 and looks simple enough and I don't plan on loading more than several hundred rounds per month. Also cash saved could start pistol calibers sooner. I will eventually reload all 5 calibers I currently own, and whatever I buy in the future. Smart move!

I got my squad!! Ray Ray, Matt(Pinky) and Xanax

Well here I go again!!! I'm buying Montana Gold 9mm 115gr FMJ's. I need 4000 for myself. But if anybody wants to get on board go to the website and pick out what you want and I'll try and package up a deal. Use the prices you see on the site as a guide and I don't pay the residential price an get free shipping. Someone WILL tell me you can get bullets cheaper and maybe so but I like the quality and they do support competitive shooting. https://secure3.mooseweb.com/montanagol ... celist.tpl

It's not that complicated. I'll shoot my sub $1000 STI against your Les Baer or Wilson. Do it all the time. Iron sites vs iron sites. Optics shoot separately. It's easy. AR carbine has advantages at close range but your not going to shoot it against a 6mm Norma BR. We'll work it out. No problem. Remember it's not the arrow, it's the Indian.

BS Use your own stuff. If somebody wants to shoot my stuff ok.

I'm definitly in. Kind of organized and score keeping, right? Hey Ray Ray- gonna give this old guy a handicap?

GLOCK, CZ, Sig they are all really easy conversions.

From NJ Hunter Forum

Shane= I like the 550 because it is a Kind of semi auto progressive machine. When developing loads or culling bad rounds I can back it up or skip stages. Manual handling cases, bullets and looking in the cases as they pass helps me obtain an additional level of QC. But then I'm OCD. :geek:

Congrats!! Did you name him "Pinaud"?

Done, and good luck!!

OK

Most interesting part of the article "Since less than one percent of gun crimes involve military-style rifles, " Also an interesting reference: http://www.guncite.com/gun_control_gcassaul.html So much for the AWB