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Thats would work, but the way I am doing it is clean brass in big lots and wait till I have a lot to clean before I clean again so I am not worried about drying time, the only thing I was worried about it spotting like some mention you can get and was thinking about keeping a bucket of distilled water and do a final rinse in that and let them dry. So far I have abandoned that idea being the water in my house is pretty good and not spotting the brass.

Just so you know a lot of us know who you are, we know that your wife and mother are lawyers and you are not however many people will see what you write and see your sig line and think what your saying is or has some legal backing. We get that you are trying to promote something related to your family and there profession, but I must say, I think overall you have turned more people away from even taking a look the site let alone referring anyone to it. Now you say after stating that is because of OSHA, that you just read it was OSHA in a news article and even trying to find it at the OSHA website you can't?

That sucks, I don;t really like them cameras or automated speed traps, and you can thank the folks in Paradise Vally AZ being that is where they started using them first and the people there really liked them.. Either way, it should be a fine only if they run them in NJ like they do in every other state that I know of, that and they are private companies that run them not the state or PD's.

Duppie, yup good deal having it all that time and only costing 550 bucks, if you did it 10 years earlier, just imagine what it would have cost you in increased property taxes. That was a question, do you know how much you saved,,, well guess,,, now think of all that extra money you have for firearms and ammo.. Your welcome

Teaching is good, I have my daughter teach me her homework as if I was a student and she was the teacher, it's a win win, I learn again what I forgot a lifetime ago, and she learns more she is doing this and doesn't just have book smarts, she actually learns the subject.

Clean primer pockets and the brass will completely dry a lot faster.

Please, to all, can we start a new thread about this and keep this one for news about this case being we probably have over a thousand people getting notifications then there are updates in this thread.

Bryan, I have been to GFH and I agree with everyone who has been to his classes, they are top notch, very professional and would never hesitate to go back or recommend them to anyone. Also I do agree there seems to be an agenda here, I for one am glad he is in NJ, he probably does more in a day than most of us do in a year for our sport, hobby, and our rights.

Doing well man, doing well, hope all good with you, and I'd like to get up there sooner but looks like the next time will at the NJ2AS meeting. Ready for snow?? LOL

Try this one Ant : HFR It's a little different but I have used this one before.

This folks is one of the few times where has gone to far..

See what is on the list first, and then go from there. Not sure how the building department is in your town but some in these situations will just want to see what what done and as long as it isn't unsafe they will just want some coin for the permits. Also you did mention that you replaced some existing work that was done, you may want to explain that you just changed something you didn't like the looks of with something nicer to the code official, that is if in the long run you need to get them involved in the first place.

As was said, it may not be this idea, but the changes that banks had to comply with will be made up someplace else, maybe not in one area like they were trying, but is will be made up someplace.

Has been posted a few time already.

Hope it was ok, he last logged in on the 29th.

I know a FFL owner who is a member of the forum that's down south but I haven't had the please to meet many of our southern folks yet , but there are plenty and they should be along anytime now.

You can't go wrong with a Dillon with the warranty they have, probably the best in the industry I have seen and the main reason I chose to go with the Dillon 650 myself over the Hornady L-n-L_AP, well that and I know more people with the Dillon so I have more friends than can help me learn.

Here is the web site: STM I get the same results with the the equipment and media from the website, the stuff above was done with a home made setup. Results will be the same either way. I am sold on STM even though I only do 400 of .40 brass a load, and I also remove the primers prior to tumbling, it an extra step but I think it's worth it, well to me, and heck this is a hobby in a hobby anyway.

Looking good, probably cleaner then when it was new..

Welcome th the forum, you get 2 more friend to join and we will be at an even 250 members.

I have plan on shooting both my 22 and my .40 so I'll use all 5 of my mags for the 22 and can get away with 3 for the .40. I carry my mags to the line also but draw from the holster to avoid the time penalty. I also see no reason to wear a bunch of mags when I am not drawing them from the mag holders anyway, it's amazing how much lighter you are when it just a gun on one side.

Thanks Chris, I'll take a look at them, and see if I can get my hands on one also.

It was there there loads. I won't be ready to Crono any of mine for about 2 weeks to see how my first batch of ammo comes out, just no real time to get away with work, my daughters schedule, and family things. However as you see, they are minor and I did go and load a mag with EA 180gr and some AA 180gr on Monday and I'll tell you no crone needed, there is a huge difference, and really surprised how different the sound it, one sounds like a cannon, the other a bug-fart. Harry

Well git to askn..

OSHA forced Walgreen's to have a policy that employees can't carry nation wide at work?? Didn't know that, where might this be written?