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It's simple, How about you and the neighbors park in his spot when he's not there -- Take up the whole curb, cars 40 feet apart

There's no need to defend it Steve -- some of us "get it"

1st thing that went thru my mind last night during the press conference -- "We will rebuild" -- I have my own issues to deal with, I'm tired of this "we" thing

I use the same setup except that I hand feed my brass -- Easy to pop 1000 primers in an hour or so

Curious as to what machine your running and what is your run time... I never did try rice

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Brian, I don't know how old you are but learn everything you can from for grandfather -- His skills are a dying art We need these skills passed on for us to survive... Great project, enjoy it

It's not the shiny that I care about... It's the clean primer pockets. I always used a brush on my primer pockets, now with the wet I actually save time. There are ways to speed up the drying -- but it doesn't bother me -- really no big deal to lay a load of wet cases on a towel in front of the dehumidifier for a day No work, just time

And the total cost for 2000 shipped to my door is $115.38 -- 2000 is all they will let you buy at 1 time I'm just not ready to spend $57+ on a box of primers -- I'll just run out my supply and stop shooting if this is what it's come to

I remember their place in Stirling -- Small, cramped house type building but definitely interesting The 1st thing that comes to mind when I think about the place in stirling... If you drove around the back, they had a fenced in area - inside the fence was a german half track and in front of that, laying on the ground was a torpedo

I really curious what your process was to be so much more work for the both of you -- I've played this game for 2 decades and been cleaning with walnut or corncob for most of it -- dryer sheets, nu finish, brass cleaner, I've tried a lot of different additives Nothing even comes close to the results from wet tumbling -- and I can run double or triple the amount of brass in 1 load easily -- no way I could clean over 1000 .45 acp cases at once in the dustmaker So I ask, What was it you guys where doing that took so long and with so much more work?

I just did 11 pounds of .45acp shells with 13 pounds of pins in 1 load -- using a 6" drum clean,clean,clean --- 1 ounce dish soap, 1 - 44 mag case of lemi shine, and filled with water is my formula -- works every time

Thing is, I liked the chat -- I know the for sale section wasn't meant to be that way but it gave the adds some life -- not just a classified add in a newspaper I found myself interested in things I never knew I was interested in by reading the comments of others about a certain product I also had an item for sale that got lots of attention from random chat about it -- it was a few pages long

This works really well but unfortunately the powers here like it the way it is now -- I guess it's easier for the mods

I load nothing but cci -- never had a failure in over 20 years Do you have a source for cci large pistol primers?

This whole conversation over 1 stove pipe?? Although I can't recall ever getting an actual stove pipe out of any of my 1911's one instance would not worry me 1 bit Shoot, reload, repeat -- be worried if you get a FTE every mag

I have a few full size 1911's - I do not own a commander but I think it's my next purchase I will end up doing like mag1 suggested and get a higher end piece - Why? Just because...

You know, I always thought there was something "special" between you two

No way I would trust a fernco fitting up there. Could you move it up with some couplings? The picture makes it look like you could cut the whole assembly out and just move it up using some couplings and a short piece of pipe. Only have to notch 1 beam. I'd find another way over the fernco if it where my house.

I wonder if he is still pouting about his little mishap... "thats it, I'm leaving - Bye" and "give me my timer back"

I see you finally found us ... Be ready, it gets thick around here... -- also good to meet Russ , but I'm not so sure where he gets this cleaning thing from - he obviously hasn't been around long enough It was a good day -- I hope Jake didn't beat me with the centerfire already -- I knew he could handle it, just had to get over the hump and run with it Now he needs a job to buy his own ammo...

Mike has a carbine in .40 -- carbines only for this event -- no pistols

We'll be in the big green suburban --

Round count is 90 per round -- Not sure on the non member cost but I can't imagine a junior being charged... You guys can borrow my gun if need be... or I can bring an extra --

Thanks guys, looks like we'll have it covered by someone -- Iggy, if you wouldn't mind bringing them -- Thanks -- I know Steve will be there if we need to share Russell -- I may take you up on that but I'd like to try some wilson mags 1st. We'd gain an extra round (maybe) We did try the tripps last time out, they did function but got hung up on the mag release on the way in due to a bump in the mag itself I don't see Nick on the forum much anymore -- I know he's got wilson mags -- I may see him friday night at PCC -- I'll send a PM now