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blksheep

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  1. Will do. Looking at Leer.
  2. Hello all, In the market for a truck cap for my Tundra. Don't want a bed cover. Any thoughts? I want the sleek/suv style not the high top. Thanks.
  3. That's what I was thinking. A single stage with the depriming die.
  4. It did come with the manual.
  5. Hey all, Santa and my wife gave me the Lee Classic Turret Press kit for Christmas along with a .223 and 30-06 die kits. This is my start in reloading. My questions are these... Deprime/resize...is it easier to get a single stage press and do that on there? Case trimmer...what kind. Tumbler...what kind? What's a good powder to start with for .223 55 gr? What kind of primers to start? What else do I need to start? I am either building a table or using a stainless steel table. Issues with static with the steel table. Thanks for the help.
  6. I had a Snowsport for a couple of seasons to do the driveway. Worked well enough with the straps. Not great but good. Now I have the ATV with a plow no longer need it.
  7. When you shoot quickly where are your shots hitting.
  8. Lol, I got u Mikey. Unless there is a physical issue eye dominance is baloney.
  9. Not exactly true. I have seen people shooting for 25 years have deficiencies.
  10. Most newer shoters tend to over grip when they first start out, so keeping a relaxed grip while maintaing control over the weapon usually is a good starting point.
  11. You got most of the problem solved. Relaxed grip and trigger control and your good to go!
  12. I don't believe in eye dominance. Right eye or left eye it doesn't matter. Keep your head straight and adjust the gun and align the sights to your eyes.
  13. In NJ as LEOs, County and State Correction Officers can carry an off-duty weapon provided they complete an approved Police Training Commission approved academy, per 2C. However agencies can restrict calibers, makes, models and even if they want their guys carrying them at all.
  14. That's funny.
  15. Lee Classic Turret Press Kit .223 Dies 30-06 Dies New work stool New work gloves Gadsden sweatshirt Duck Dynasty sweatshirt Gun multi tool
  16. At least your foot prevented a scratch.
  17. 1990 ish small 22 @ Brookville summer camp. Maybe a few years later FATS system on an M-16. Pop took me out a lot @ Range 14 and blew off some rounds.
  18. I would do the Pilot. Cant go wrong with Honda. After having a '11 Wrangler that leaked everytime it rained it went back lemon law, I bought a new Tundra. Wont look back. My wife loved her Accords till we went with Lexus.
  19. Its off a side street. Cool looking store.
  20. 30 minute drive, yes. Its got shirts and parts and stuff.
  21. I was there. Drove from Orlando. Small, really small retail store. Awesome place.
  22. Bought a few guns there about 8 yeats ago. I liked em. Dont know if he does work.

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