AverageJoe

Thats why NJ wants it pinned...totally makes sense now.

Intense.

Does he have the same rules in the shop like he does at the gun shows? At the shows he won't let you buy just powder alone, makes you buy other stuff at a certain amt depending what size powder you want i.e. 1lb powder need to spend an add'l $10...8lb need to spend an add'l $20. If you want to limit quantities thats fine, no need to make ppl spend more than they need/want. Ridiculous imo.

Dan, that red cylinder doesnt go down any further, its rested against the lip. Ok cool, I'll check this out, thanks!

I see what you did there

Not decapping first, no...had the press over a year but not really used much, first time having this happen.

Press is set up for 10mm and yesterday noticed the cases are getting caught on the edge before they drop down, messing up my flow if I dont catch it lol...any ideas? I'll most likely call Dillon tomorrow, just curious if anyone else has run into this.

Lake George Winter Carnival...every w/e in Feb http://www.lakegeorgewintercarnival.com/

Still classified as a pistol though, no?

And a hand guard over the barrel.

Will they deliver the powder to the store if you order online? Or, make friends with someone in PA lol

Heads up http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/3739-wts-reloading-press-and-stand/

Its awesome...I have a short vid clip of me taking a couple of shots test firing it for function...nice and steady even during controlled pairs. You'll see me lowering my aim during the shots, only cause i had no sights yet wanted to make sure i was hitting low nuff gainst the back stop lol...but you can see no rise during the shots, controlled pair at the end) Disclaimer: Finger off trigger and safety on before shooting LOL

Right, I stand by my original statement...I dont see his finger curled around the trigger, I see a finger pointing straight along the edge of the lower towards the mag release with a slightly larger glove with a crease by knuckle that will be taken up once the finger is bent. But in the end, its a single dimension screen shot which neither of us can actually see whats going on underneath.

I dont have to ask anyone about anything...I know the difference between a commercial filmed in numerous takes, angles, edited, and put together vs real world...lol your turn.

Thats great, good for you.

lol ok boss

Its an amazing brake, I love it, zero muzzle rise the stability is excellent. Finger looks fine imo, still straight forward prob resting along the corner of the lower but glove hides it, but I digress.

Lantac Dragon, nuff said

Send me a holster first lol.

They have the picture for the 231 but its not one of the selections below, sneaky sneaky lol...As far as shipping, good to have friends in PA lol

Exactly...hes talking about when getting ready to head inside the range...can put stuff on the tables right outside range 2, grab ears/eyes and head on in.

There are tables right out front of range 2...more than welcome to utilize them for that exact reason and gain access to both ranges from the range 2 door...as long as youre not renting. (all rentals need to go to in/out of range 1). Hope this helps!

Thats what I did...for my personality I didnt want to bother wasting time changing dies but I wanted to learn and take it slow at the same time, the LCT does exactly that...keeps things easy cause once the dies are in place and set, dont touch a thing. Then after about a year, I picked up the Dillon 650...both presses are always set up ready to go lol. Good luck!

Have you thought about or looked into the Lee Classic Turret press for your first press? Taking a quick look at the rock chucker looks like you have to change the die for each step(typical single stage set up)...with the LCT press, while it is a single stage press, I call it a semi progressive as you dont change dies between stages...the turret spins each time with every pull...4 pulls makes a complete round. set up each turret per caliber and just swap out the turret when you wanna change it up, easy easy. Just another option.