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Ok Guys -- Back to building stuff -- I do appreciate the support from all of you I've been a little delayed in building a drum but got the bulk of it done tonight -- Another long picture laden post to follow --

This is good advice -- You'll get some delay at the bottom of the durham ave exit and to the 2nd light -- about 1 mile maybe less -- the left turn onto hamilton is at a traffic light at the base of a bridge you'll be going uphill -- can't miss it There is no construction there currently unlike what the street view from google maps shows Good luck --

Where exactly are you going? Your worst part of the ride will be the main roads your on -- the south plainfield area itself won't be terribly slow

I'm a quarter into the second one and it's dragging -- hard to keep track of all the characters involved I did put the 3rd on the wife's kindle today

Frank, My son is not a big kid and like I said -- he would shoot 200+ rounds per outing -- never a sore shoulder We could go out on a sunday easily --

I started my son skeet shooting right about that age too -- we shot almost every weekend at Clinton WMA late on sundays -- just throw you own, never formal trap Anyway -- He started right in on 20 gauge and we have 2 guns that fit him -- 1 is a mossberg youth model pump I forget the model # -- I put a knoxx recoil absorbing adjustable stock on it He shot the snot out of that gun -- usually would shoot 200 shells a session -- I reloaded them light for him with 3/4 of an ounce of 8.5 shot -- never a sore shoulder -- that gun now sits with a scope on it for deer hunting with slugs -- took his 1st deer last year with it I also bought a youth stoeger over under in 20 gauge -- shot that one a lot too -- I know I went thru almost 2000 primers keeping up with feeding him throughout the season I guess the point is -- maybe you should give 20 gauge a try -- 410 and 28 would cost you a fortune to feed if he actually likes to shoot -- 20s can be found anywhere If your stuck without a 20 that will fit I'm sure we could make arrangements to meet at either clinton WMA or I could guest you guys into OBRPC. I'd be happy to help out a youth shooter try out a few guns and see what fits Jer

Would love to see some pictures if you have the capability...

ETM and 47D do have different followers and they are set at slightly different angles 200grn SWC feed fine for me from both in a few different guns 47D on left -- ETM on right

respect2a has some sort of relation to big dawg -- you don't like what I built -- stay the hell out of my thread I'll be at OBRPC tomorrow morning if you'd like to talk -- otherwise I'd appreciate if you keep you comments to yourself

The agitators are attached using stainless steel flat head screws and stainless washers with stainless nylock nuts all #10 The screws get drilled all the way thru both drum and agitator and then countersunck into the outside of the drum -- The trick is to do this 2" from the end of the pipe then the other fittings will seal the holes when glued on I have to make a drum tomorrow night, I'll take pictures

Hold on Steve -- Did you see his 128 grn offering -- I like the layout of the bullet better than the 125 grn -- Just looks like it would run through the loader better with the larger bearing surface and have less issues with setback and crimp issues considering the mixed brass we load -- also should load more square without those rings... Unfortunately I didn't get any for tomorrow -- I'm sitting on 2000 125's now so I wanted to try some different stuff -- Got 115 grn and 95 grn in .356 -- also some .452 -- 185 and 200 grn

His prices online have the shipping cost built in -- I don't want to post how much here but, by knocking off the shipping, his prices are really competitive -- Better than that extreme thing we where looking at... Like I said, we'll be able to fondle them tomorrow

Been talking to Alex all week thru email and over the phone at Ibejiheads -- Hell of a nice guy who actually took the time to write real replies to all my questions -- Hopefully his bullets will work out -- supposedly Adam started using them and he's picky about what he shoots It definitely would be nice to have a local guy, who shoots at the same place we do, supply our bullets -- I've got a small assortment coming and am hopeful We'll take a good look at them tomorrow... And I do have a black one -- RIA in 38 super -- got it for a song NIB -- not a bad shooter considering the price -- it does have some "needs" though

If you decide to order online I've had great success with knifeworks -- hard to beat an Esee 4 or 5 for camp work... http://www.knifeworks.com/

Mike -- Borrow mags the 1st time out and see what works -- Is it 9mm or .45acp? The 9mm springer was picky -- Finally settled on dawsons mags after trying a bunch of different ones -- steve's tripps got hung up on the mag release In 45 I've never had problems with wilsons either 47d's or the etms A 1911 day would definitely be better than that snubby disaster last time out Nice gun Steve -- where the corners taken off that frame, or is the shaving an illusion made by adding the smith and alexander mainspring housing/mag well I'll see it Sunday -- Don't have time to shoot but will stop by -- got some bullets to pick up

Nice Job!! How about a picture and some info on the rifle...

Contact Reading -- you've got a bad die I have quite a few sets of reading dies -- Never an issue -- I always try to get readings 1st -- only time I use another brand is when they are unavailable

Ouch!!!! I took 2 shots from a 10 gauge double once -- that was enough

Who would the instructor be????????

Misdemeanor in Virginia -- Why would N.J. Even know about it?

Got Mine!!

Belleville, NJ Parkway North, north of newark

I have to say that I sent an email this morning and got a very personable response -- I'll certainly be stopping in to pick up some boolits very soon He's less than 30 minutes from me as long as the traffic cooperates

I know I was last -- just too many missed stop plates It wasn't pretty

I plan on being there in the morning -- home plenty early Rangers suck