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Fired off about 30 reloads. Still have my face!!! Very excited about that. Really soft shooting rounds and pretty accurate at the 23 yards I was shooting them. My kid liked them as well. Thanks for all the info y'all put on here. C

LOVE!!! C

How far were you shooting? C

Post some pics when you get it. C

Thanks. Great buyer. Showed up quick and easy to do business with. C

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I would start out with a single stage. Took me a bit to load 80 rounds on my turret the other day. Using it over a progressive MADE me go slow, which for a first time reloader ain't a bad thing. Start with a single, get used to loading, THEN move on to the progressive. The single stage will no go bad and if you decide you no longer want it, you'll be able to sell it quickly. Just be warned, it's a lot of fun putting bullets together. Good luck. C

Sending PM. C

I have a Fusion that I'm quite pleased with. I am trying to find the time to get it together. However, if you would like to take a look at it, let me know and you can swing by to see if it meets your needs. C

^^^ That would involve spending money I can't spend yet. I just want them to not blow up in my face. C

I know. But I got really happy makin' boolits!!! C

I went with Trail Boss for a couple of reasons. 1- it fills the case pretty well making double charging more noticeable to this newb. 2- it's a soft shooting powder so it'll be good for my kid to be able to say he's shot a .357mag without killing him with recoil. 3- it was in stock at Davis' Sport Shop in Sloatsburg. Same with the bullets I picked up. Next time thru, I will be looking for a hotter load as I am not all that sensitive to recoil and actually like to feel the gun kick a bit. Got 80 rounds loaded up today. Looking forward to shooting them. Now, if someone has a couple of spare loading blocks... C

Awesome drawing!!! Do you mind if I use that on a gas tank? I do a little paint work and would love to put that on something. C

He's in Bayonne. Very litte inventory. Best to call him and he will schedule a time to meet you as he runs his FFL thru a store front but does his machining from another location. C

Hey all. Nick got to me with the Hodgdon link. I'm good. Just spent an hour decapping/resizing both the .357 I'm going to use and some of the .38 that I will be looking to get rid of in the next few weeks. Like the press that I got, so far. Seems to be built like a tank. I got the Lyman T-Mag Turret. Weighs a bit, so I'm glad that I don't need to carry it around. Thanks again. C

I have about 90% of the minimum requirements to make reloading easy. However, I am now searching for data on the stuff I will be using. If anyone can help out, I would appreciate it. I will be reloading: .357Mag 158gr Hornady SWC/HP Lead CCI 550 Small Pistol Magnum Primers IMR Trail Boss I went with the trail boss as it fills the case and is pretty different to look at so I can avoid double charges and mixing up powders as I add them to my repertoire. If you have back up sources for your data, can you please let me know what they are? Thanks in advance for any/all help. Christopher

Get your FID. Get your Pistol Purchase Permit (PPP). Go get your gun. You don't technically need your FID if you have a PPP to buy a handgun but you will need it to purchase ammunition. Get them both. Also, you can pay for your gun beforehand but will need the permit to remove it from the store and take ownership. Good to know if you fall in love with something that is difficult to get (like a Ruger 1911, for instance). As for a carry permit they are almost impossible to get in this state. Call the NJ State Police and they will tell you what you will need if you would like to go for it. Remember, this state does not recognize the 2nd Amendment so you have to have a "need" to carry. Good luck. C

This one: http://www.google.com/products/catalog?rlz=1T4LENN_en___US447&q=rock+island+armory+2011+tactical&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=5270065852414712572&sa=X&ei=DC_TT5-aB-qw6AGo4YCEAw&ved=0CFoQ8wIwAA C

Yup. They ain't lyin' as the auction is won for 5 bux. The only folks that make out on sites like those are the site owners and the seller(maybe), C

I met a gent last evening at another store that said Luciano's is open... at least the shop part. Any truth to it? C

Not trying to hijack, however, I have one of these. Built like a tank and does the job really well. Made in America with American materials by an American. I was able to finagle it on my Marlin and it worked like a dream. Good luck on the sale. C

OMG Custom Guns. 551.221.2276 C

Unfortunately Rick doesn't have any pictures. Give him a call and discuss your needs. He's a great guy to speak with., C

Each bid costs money. So, the seller makes money off the bids as does the site. If each bid costs a dollar and the seller and site split that and the auction goes to five dollars, that's 500 "penny" bids at a dollar a piece. 250 dollars to seller and site. I probably screwed up the explanation, but I'm hoping you can extrapolate my meaning. C

I can't comment on the air rifle, however on the 1911's give Nick at Mastodon Ammo and Camo a call or Rick at OMG Custom Guns. If it isn't something either is set up for try Alchemy Customs in South Carolina, I believe. Not too many gents around here that do checkering/serrations on them, but I believe they do. Or, just get the checkering set-up from Brownell's and a choice beverage and have at it. Vids and articles all around the net on it. Good luck with whatever you choose. C