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I agree, you should post the person who you have an issue with but I would first try and contact them and see if something happened. You never know it cold be a family emergency or something beyond their control that happened. Now if that's not the case, let us all know who they are so we will know who not to do business with.

No Problem Mike, anytime.

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That's just nuts..

Well being OB isn't doing Steel on the 3rd, I guess it's a drive to CJRPC for their steel match, that's if I don't pick up a little overtime at work.

Yea, but you laughed.. lol

From a FFL that would be true, but if you and I wanted to do a sale today (Long or Pistol) we could,, just sayin..

Only 1 but have 2 of them, I guess I need to get to work..

Just what I needed, A website with a bunch stuff I don't need but want.. LOL

Well she is going to be a teenager in another month and few days so yea, she's getting to be that way.. lol

While the 94 isn't a bad gun, the 617 or other might be also looked at first and all of them tested and fired before you do buy. The one thing that can be done to the 94 is the use of the Taurus small frame revolver spring kit from Wolf. I have play around with the spiring, and while it is a big improvement over the stock springs, I do get the occasional FTF, not that bad and keep in mind I shoot Federal Bulk 525 pack so I may have better luck with CC I's but for the amount of shooting I do with the 94 I just don't see it worth It. Heck I have had the gun for about 9 months and only put about 2 bricks through her, so she not my normal shooter, but still a fun gon to shoot.

^^^^ THIS ^^^^

We got your back for the 1911-22 and the RIA 1911 in 9mm, but I do want to try the RIA when you pick her up in June.. I do think 1911 are and should be in 45, but how can you let such a great deign to be limited to only 1 caliber.

When you do, make sure you put in for a replacement for a lost one being you just had that terrible boating accident over the holiday weekend..

Not bad for home storage but for transport to and from the range might not be that great. No top handle that is one of the advantages of an ammo can, and the weight of them full of ammo might not do well for longevity. Either way, nice find for home dry storage..

I live by this rule but I will say if the videos and talk does interest you and you can see yourself getting into it, get good quality stuff you won't need to replace down the road, but I would say get out to a match and just list what kind of gun you have and what you might need to get through a match before you do buy, I know many of us are more than willing to lend you stuff for a match and with this group we probably have just about any gun mag combo covered. That way you can really get a feel for the sport/sports and see what direction you really would like to go and then make the purchase of equipment. I did buy good equipment and some stuff I will use for a long time and not out grow (no not size wise, lol) but other stuff was gun specific and probably will be selling that stuff off over time. Like with anything, time and experience will teach you. We have probably all had the, if I only knew then what I know now moment. Just something to think about.

Jon, you want to field this one.. lol

Joe, you only need 5 and you do have 6 months to get them done. Don;t forget about the Friday night USPSA light on the 1st and 3rd ones of the month. Heck add PPC and you would be done in a few more weeks anyway.

Joe, while there are going to be some good shooters there, I'd rather shoot than watch, so if it's not just Friday and Saturday for the Comp and the normal Sunday Static steel match, then you might want to think about Steel at CJRPC or USPSA at Shongum. All I know is I should be at one of the other 2 if OB is out for the whole weekend for the comp.

Are you sure it also on Sunday the 3rd? I know the 2 day match should be the 1st and 2nd but thought it was over before the normal Sunday Steel match..

Yea, but I like to have my cart, have a coffee a back up gun and ammo and other misc stuff. I know I could do it, but for a 10 minute ride to OB, I's rather have all my stuff.

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One thing to the OP, While you may want to have a progressive one thing I have heard over and over and while I have yet to load rifle caliber, I would still probably get one for rifle rather than use the Dillon 650 I have. so a single stage probably wouldn't be a waste of money, and if you never see yourself loading rifle, if you get a good quality press, I'd bet if you wanted to unload it down the road you would have a buyer or 3 around here. Just do your self a favor, don't skimp, in the long run it's better like with most things, Buy once, Cry once.

Yes they do, but after about 1000 rounds you will be ordering one, if it even takes you that many rounds. By the way, while you can add a bullet feeder, there are none that I know of made for the Dillon, but if you want to add one, station 3 you could do without a powder check and install it there. I have thought about it, but I like having the powder check and I find I can do 600-800 rounds an hour if I want, maybe a little more and think that's plenty.