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Yes get your Florida -- previously you needed a ccw from any state to be eligible for a NH non res

I wish -- only thing special I get to do in NH is pay property taxes the bill actually just came in -- 51 acres = $38 twice a year

In 2010 I bought some acreage in NH -- applied for and received my Florida ccw with the intention of using the Florida to get my NH CCW I waited a little before applying for my NH -- just being cheap and holding off on spending the $100 Then they changed the rules and I was no longer eligible for a NH non res ccw When they start accepting applications again, I will apply that day I am happy this has been overturned

I have always found the Redding T7 turret press interesting -- its not cheap but supposed to be one fine turret press I'd suggest a rock chucker to start -- learn what you are doing 1step at a time

I use CCI 400 small rifle primers in both pistol and rifle cartridges -- no real need to buy both...

same thing every holiday -- I have 1 SSA and 2 SSA-E from previous sales at primary arms don't forget about the reaction rod for $74.25 before shipping

What "issues" are you trying to work out?

OBRPC has had a 50 yard rimfire event in the past -- was an event held by PCC -- Ed bradley runs it I don't know if they will be doing it this year but an email to Ed should answer that -- you can find his email on the OBRPC website

I just took a look on Enos classifieds -- I don't know what a good deal is in this type gun but there sure are some pricey ones...

How about the feed ramp won't that be different too?

Sorry didn't know his last name when I typed the other message Search "lights out by halfast" His name is David Crawford I'll be happy to share the PDF just need to find it -- I wonder which computer its in

No it was unpublished for a long time, written by a guy over on ar15.com -- his name was halfast on the forum -- Dave ... There used to be a fiction forum, a place for storytelling - hobby writers if you will He wrote this book, lights out, hooked thousands of us waiting for the next chapter It did get published although I haven't read the published version -- heard he had to make a few changes to glorify some characters Ever hear the term MZB -- mutant zombie bikers -- that's the story it came from I do have a PDF copy of the entire unpublished story somewhere - don't generally read but this sucked me right in

Same with Lights Out -- I've read it twice

I just went thru this with a 1911. I was torn between a guncrafter bobbed commander and a Dan Wesson vbob I really wanted the guncrafter but just couldn't justify the extra $1200 for not a whole hell of a lot extra gun Of course the guncrafter was nicer than the Wesson but I had a hard time finding it $1200 nicer If your only going to buy 1 gun a year -- save and spend for quality If you buy cheap you will buy more than 1 gun a year... Or you won't shoot much

I don't like them -- Have tried a few thousand of different types I find them very hard to get a consistent seating depth -- What I found, or at least what I believe is that the plating process is is not uniform on the bullets Yes they are a certain size, a certain diameter -- thats from a sizing die after plating but the cone or point of the bullet is inconsistent On a round nose bullet, your seating die uses the tapered, round part of the bullet to push the bullet in into place -- the cone of the bullet With the difference in individual bullets it's hard to get bullets seated to exact OAL -- they sit in the seating stem differently each time Also using mixed brass, say for 9mm, you see seating stem rings in the cone of the bullets -- some brass is tighter than others due to the thickness or the brass itself making it harder to push the bullet in Ibejiheads coated bullets are way better... in my opinion

Incognito -- What is this? I need a few small parts but their shipping charges still suck

I do like that... Mind telling the ballpark cost for something like that?

I also have Alex's email as Ibejiheads@optonline Alec -- is what you posted a better contact for him? I did send a message 2 weeks ago -- he replied within a day then I sent a follow up message with what I needed to no reply... I need some 185 RN in .452

I checked my sets -- smallest I have is 1/16 roll pin punches I vote to try the drill bit like Alec suggested

The one that says "mail this" has nothing but codes on it -- probably Cabala codes The other sheet looks like a receipt to me -- that's what I'm sending along with 10 UPC codes

REMINGTON EXPRESS BUCKSHOT (MUST SUBMIT OUTER UPC AND ALL INNER UPCs TO QUALIFY) 5 PACK: Buy (4) 5-pack boxes and get $10 back. Maximum of (8) 5-pack boxes or $20 per person. ($5 National Spring Rebate + $5 Tax Refund= $10) I have included _____ UPCs. 15 PACK:* Buy (1) 15-pack and get $6 back. Maximum of (4) 15-packs or $24 per person. (Order No. 26876, 26878) ($3 National Spring Rebate + $3 Tax Refund= $6) I have included _____ UPCs. 25 PACK: Buy (1) 25-pack and get $10 back. Maximum of (4) 25-packs or $40 per person. ($5 National Spring Rebate + $5 Tax Refund= $10) I have included _____ UPCs. 100 PACK:* Buy (1) 100-pack case and get $50 back. Maximum of (4) 100-pack cases or $200 per person. ($25 National Spring Rebate + $25 Tax Refund= $50) I have included _____ UPCs. Copied from the rebate form online then highlighted in red -- so I'm guessing this means a total of 5 UPC symbols must be submitted per 100 shotshells I believe it's a sales receipt in the box and a 2nd return receipt -- I'll check in the morning

Confirm with me what needs to be sent for the rebate -- I purchased 2 boxes of 100 -- inside the 100 count box is 4 - 25 count boxes If I'm reading this right the rebate form says to send all UPCs -- the one on the outer 100 count box and the 4 on the 25 count boxes Total of 5 UPC symbols per 100 shotshells -- I have 2 so I'm sending a total of 10 UPC symbols -- Is this correct? Also I must send the original receipt from cabelas showing the purchase -- The original from inside the box, not a printed copy of the confirmation email Is this how everyone else reads the rebate form?

Do you actually buy factory ammo as a reloader? I can't do it -- not with centerfire pistol or rifle rounds -- Just a mental thing I do buy .22 rimfire and shotgun shells on occasion but I do reload 20 and 12 gauge also -- Not sure what I'll do once my supply of lead shot runs out...

Be = Brian Enos

I reload for multiple handgun calibers -- 9mm, 38 special, 38 super, 45acp -- all with the same powder -- Promo -- I paid $80 per 8 pound jug -- although out of stock, powder valley lists it at $109 Primers -- I use CCI small rifle primers in all my small primer pocket needs -- No small pistol primers I started with a rock chucker press -- used it for 20 years before going progressive -- you do not need a dillon to reload Rifle calibers are a different story -- I do have a ton of different powders around for them and a selection of primers What Waste???