Steve_G

I don't think you will get too many arguments about that here.

I would not mind another store around here, the more the merrier. Especially if that store were to cater to the reloading crowd at reasonable prices.

Glad she's ok, Harry. Hopefully someone saw something. Your best bet will be any cameras on the street. Most school bus cameras only capture inside the bus. Good luck catching the bastard.

A crowned barrel will give you what you are looking for. Brakes direct the gasses to the sides and top some of which you will feel and hear.

How do we get this guy on the ticket for 2016?

145 pound teddy bear.

Powder Valley has Clays in the 14oz bottle (they 8lb jugs a few minutes ago) and Titegroup in 1 and 8lb jugs. Midway also has Clays in the 8lb jug.

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Ira at Legend Firearms just got in a M&P 9

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/34096-wherer-does-everyone-buy-their-powder-and-primers/

MK II/III, M&P 22, GSG 1911-22 will all work fine for steel and OBRAMS. Unfortunately, OBRAMS age requirement is 14. He will have to stick to steel until he is ready for a 9mm for USPSA.

63-3? If they get similar numbers in the Senate, a veto won't mean anything.

Perfectly legal. Just let the ffl that you have it sent to know you are waiting on a permit.

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Yes, jury duty sucks but, it is your duty as an American to serve. Would you rather see government appointd professional juries?

Let me also add, after considering both the lnl and xl 650, once you price out all the parts neede for both there is not that much of a difference. I think they came out to about $200 difference.

Perfectly legal.

Nice.

Thanks. That sounds good. Once I get all set up I'll take you up on that offer. Still havs to chrono that load though.

I ordered the Dillon XL 650 from Vinny a few weeks ago. They said 10 12 weeks, now their sight says 6 8 weeks, so hopefully soon. I was going to get the Hornady LNL but, Nick, Alec and Harry all have the 650 and live close by if I run into any problems.

Thanks but, Clays and W231 are out of stock/no backorder everywhere right now.

While I'm waiting for my press to come in, and waiting for someone to have primers in stock, I have been reading about different powders and lods for .45acp and 9mm. For the .45, I want a nice soft sooting load that makes major in USPSA. For the 9mm, I want a soft load that makes minor but, can be adjusted lower for steel. I have read alot of good reviews for Winchester WST for 45 and WSF for 9. Has anyone used these? Thoughts? I will be using Missouri 230gr LRN and Missouri 124gr LRN bullets. Springfield 1911 TRP for the 45 and a S&W 1911 Pro in 9mm.

There's more to it than clean primer pockets. It takes alot longer to dry if you don't deprime first. I usually have an hour or two to kill at work and I just bring a bag of brass and a hand deprimer with me. I'll keep that in mind next time I reach for the JB Weld.

That was my original plan as well. I don't weld and just said what the hell, it's only money. (I'll be working a couple Saturdays to pay for it though).