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That's not too bad a price with the ammo can added in. I usually pick up 22LR when I see sales and free shipping or low shipping like Cabelas will do, I usually am in the .033 - .037 per round cost to my door on average. Harry

Pretty easy to build but I went the route of buying one. I went with the tumbling over vibrating type being I grew up with a tumbler at my fathers machine shop and am used to them. Should have kept that when he closed up the shop and I would have been able to do around 5000 40S&W's at a time over the 210 I do in a batch now. Thanking about it I should have kept a milling machine and a lathe and EDM. ohhh yea what I could be making right now.. Harry

Thanks Jon I'd like to, have been meaning to get out to the one Bob mentioned in PA but this work gig is getting in the way of all my fun again, but I'll keep an eye out for matches I might be able to make. Next year will be good for me, I am planning on taking from the 16th to the end of the month off all year for the most part, so just about anything that happening after the 16th I should be able to make, well that's when the OL and Rugrat don't have things planned. Next year should be a good year for me, I may even get to get out and practice, unlike this year my practice has been only the matches I have shot, starting in January I should have some IPSC target holders and steel to go play with in the pit's at OB, it's hard to just go to the indoor range and stand and shoot paper after shooting USPSA, Steel and OBRAMS. I'll post up what days I plan on going to practice in the pits and see who might want to join in, will have my Crono late this week or early next week, also getting a timer from a friend of mine also so I don't have to yell BEEP.. Harry

I found the same thing as Nick did, a lot more expensive than other places and don't even think about asking the cost of doing a transfer. To note, I don't always remember them to be that far out of line with other stores but I think they progressively have raised there prices after Ray's closed. Harry

That is an idea that can work, you may be able to take the existing baseplate and size it just small enough to clear the mag-well and to make up the difference in length add some sort of extension to the base plate. By the way it's a MAGAZINE not a clip. Harry

Got-cha, didn't know if there was a big difference. I will get out and try IDPA soon, but I do like USPSA but just getting into shooting steel, I am tossing up a coin on what one I like better, Add in OBRAMS, oh hell I like them all. Harry

Getting slow in your old age are ya // HFB again. Harry

Yea, what Nick said, don't make us Punish you... This forum is very active, not like some others where sometimes you need to post in multiple locations, not that you should really ever do that, but some places it is the only way to get an answer, but here, you normally will get a response in an hour or less depending on the time of day. Harry

Ray, I have never shot IDPA so wondering why it wouldn't turn into a comp if using USPSA vs. IDPA rules?? Harry

Good idea, didn't think about scuffing up the sizing die with the dirty brass. Yes it doesn't take much time, I did run the brass through the sizing and decapping die already and it took me 45 minutes to do 1000 of them, but I did have to run up stairs and get a drink and check to make sure my daughter was doing her homework or I would have been done a little faster. Harry

The Jersey Way Three contractors are bidding to fix a broken fence at the White House in D.C. -- one from New Jersey, another from Tennessee and the third, from Florida. They go with a White House official to examine the fence. How it works: The Florida contractor, Jonathan, takes out a tape measure and does some measuring, then works some figures with a pencil. "Well", he says, "I figure the job will run about $900: $400 for materials, $400 for my crew and $100 profit for me." Cletus, the Tennessee contractor also does some measuring and figuring, then says, "I can do the job for $700: $300 for materials, $300 for my crew and $100 profit for me. Vito from Jersey doesn't measure or figure, but leans over to the White House official and whispers, "$2,700". The official, incredulous, says, "You didn't even measure like the other guys! How did you come up with such a high figure?" The New Jersey contractor whispers back, "$1000 for me, $1000 for you, and we hire the guy from Tennessee to fix the fence." "Done!" replies the government official. And that, my friends, is how it all works!

Ok, I have a Dillon 650 and being I am tumbling with stainless steel media I am tumbling with wet media and being I want it to dry out completely and not wait for a week I am running just a ECW underside die and de-priming my brass before I tumble. I am wondering if anyone else is using a progressive press and tumbling with wet media. Are you de-priming the brass first and if so are you running a separate tool head with just the station 1 die in it and a separate tool head thats setup for loading. Now let me pass this by you, if I do keep a separate tool head do you think there would be advantage in using the Dillon normal sizing die in station 1 and an ECW under-size die in station 2, I know I am over thinking this but was thinking it might be an advantage to 2 smaller steps to get it to the under-size rather than 1 larger one. So what's ya think?? Harry

Yea, didn't he just get married also?? Harry

Well like you hope no people were hurt, residents or responders. Harry

Broke down and updated one of my iPhones today and then checked everything out, just happen to load up NetFlix and saw that they have all the the walking dead episodes available to stream to you iPhone or iPad, just in case you wanted to watch them on the go. Harry

Yup, I was checking that on my iPhone at the match at OB today and picked up one, should be able to test out some of my .40S&W loads sometime next week. Harry

Hard to tell from the pic's but were they able to save the house? Had a house up the block that they lost everything, hate to see that happen, even having everything replaced by our insurance is nice but the other stuff you collect over the years that you can't replace it what sucks the most. Harry

RIP Dan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sn08nh7zoto Harry

Your opening up the door each comment you make, it's really getting comical dude. People don't need to be great shooters, they don't need to be hunters, bullseye shooters, don't need to compete, don't need to even hit the target all the time. However if they are being safe and not endangering anyone or anything, I do not have a problems with them. They can be dressed in full combat gear, or normal clothes. the person doesn't matter, how that handle there weapons does. Now I really can't see how you honestly can't see how you might be pissing some people here, while I'll never consider myself a Mall Ninja, I do know some who may think of that as an honor, and before you go jumping on your high horse if you took the time to meet some of the folks around here and getting to know them, you will find out there are a lot of great people here from all backgrounds, but it seems you have already ruled out many and decided your better than them. Harry

You might have a bad KCI Mag, I have 14 to 16 KCI Mags for my Glock 19 and not a problem with them at all. I do know a few people did have some problems with a bur or little flashing making them stick at times but tear them apart and clean them up, shave or sand anything that's not right and they are just as good as factory mags, well let me rephrase, as good for shooting holes in paper or USPSA/IDPA etc, but I do leave HD/PD to factory mags. Harry

I do think CJRPC may do that, but not OBRPC, at least not that I am aware of. One thing I will say, the initial cost is a little intimidating, but is is a good club and will be a member for as long as I am in NJ. On that note I will say that if I lived closer to CJRPC, I would be a member there, the problem is if your too far away, you won't go as much, that's what happened to me with Shore Shot, especially when it came to summer traffic. Harry

Being your looking at using the 54R ammo I would get the 1/2" for that, plus I think it's better to have stronger than you need than to get something that isn't going to last. Now for me I'd like to get a setup for practicing speed on steel and think I may go for the 1/2" stuff for that even though I'll be using 22LR, 9mm, 40S&W, and 45 ACP, but shooting at a much closer range. Harry

1911'ish?? made model would help. Most 1911's have interchangeable parts and you may just need a shorter front sight. However as asked, make model of the gun and what's your sight picture look like?? Harry

Tony, nice to meet you also, not sure how I did, didn't shoot anyone or myself, made it through with out getting DQ'w and I had fun, so I'll call it a good day. Harry

LMAO, And we know you are not one how?? Is your word of what you are and who you are more reliable than other people here on the forum? You have to realize what 99.999% of the folks here know about you is what you have typed in the forum, and I wouldn't say it has been the lets be friends and I have something important to say and lets shoot together. What I get from what you write is I am better than everyone on the forum and your all below me. Now don't get me started on how you really come across when we factor in your Screen Name, attitude and your style of writing. But hey, just calling it like I see it. Harry