Kingsoverqueens

I'll second Barnacle Bills with some props to the Globe Hotel in Red Bank.

Ugh...I have to join this club. You guys have the best leagues like the PPC and PCC but they are too expensive for me and my son to shoot regularly as non members.

My father gave my son....err...gave me his old Mossberg .410 for my son to use. Ammo seems to be much more expensive than 12 ga. Argh...thanks Dad.

I'd love some 124gr jacketed round nose, but at this point, I'd probably take anything I can get my hands on. 2,000 would be terrific. Thanks!

OK, getting close to critical here. Salomon's is out of stock. Next try is CJ castings. After that, I'm screwed. Are there any other local suppliers of bullet heads? I'm waiting for the group order to arrive, but I'm down to around 300 rounds or so, and it's going to piss me off to have to buy factory ammo after just buying a dillon 650, you know.

I too like the look and reputation of older Marlins but unfortunately lever guns and high power shooting isn't my thing. Getting something in pistol grade caliber, whether it be a Marlin or the Rossi as suggested offers you the option to shoot cowboy action at CJRPC, if you like. I've got a brand new (used) Marlin 336 in 35 caliber if you have interest. It's 35 +/- years old and still has the genuine walnut sticker on the forestock. lol

Same. I don't even remember if this was a decent price or not. I'm down to around 500 rounds of 22 so I'll let the order ride. So bizarre that we're shooting 9mm because it's cheaper than 22.

We got ours at L&H in Wall. It's the gun my son shoots. I can't say it's his gun, but it's really "his" gun, you know. He's 15 and LOVES it. I'll never forget a steel match at CJ and there is my son shooting his Henry, then I hear "Hey, there's a kid shooting a Henry in pit 3." The next thing I know he's talking to a bunch of adults who were waxing nostalgic about their first 22. It's really a great gun. He was shootign steel plates the other day at 200 yards with my old cheap BB gun scope.

I'm with Vlad on this one. Gun Owners face enough issues with negative press. Stupidity like this helps nobody.

Sorry Man...playoff round.

There is NOTHING for her to be nervous about. Make sure to you let one of the Match Directors know that it's her first event. It's a great group of people in a fun environment. She'll get plenty of encouragement along the way.

Max gives good advice, thus proving he isn't as dumb as he looks.

Guess what we'll be doing? I miss you guys. Except Raz-0h. And Nick. And especially Elvis. But everyone else is missed. By us.

I have to make allowance for the mixed range brass and, as much as it pains me, that I just might suck, as my friend Raz-O, illustrated. : ) When you think about it, the die is fastened and not shifting, so as long as I'm not short stroking the bullet head should set firmly. One thing I noticed when me kid was pressing is that he wasn't firmly setting the primer in the pocket and that was affecting the COL, and in most cases rendering the round unusable and in the bucket to be pulled and reused at a later date.

LOL. Idiot. Yes, using mixed brass. Xtreme copper plated round nose. : )

How important? I pressed out 25 9mm rounds last night, looking for LOA of 1.090 and am getting ranges from 1.09X to 1.142. I've seen a recipe for a 9mm round with an LOA of 1.142 so I think I'm good. I still have to check them in our barrels (removed from firearms) and then Chrono them (thanks Harry). My question, or concern, is really how far can I miss the mark of say 1.142 and still be OK. I don't plan on missing, and once I get the press dialed in a little further, it shouldn't be an issue. Just a noob reloader looking for reassurance...

The law is quoted above. Explainable lawful purpose, in our case, is plinking stuff in our back yard.

Curious. Which parts did you break, or were broken? I got mine all assembled and mounted and began to deprime brass, and less than 100 pieces in it starts sticking...the deprimed brass is hung up and doesn't want to eject into the tray from the final position on the shell plate. So what do I do....force it, of course. Broke the ring indexer and lost a pawl spring. doh. Fortunately I took the sage advice of my friends here and ordered a spare parts kits. Up and running in no time.

Next time try Lee's Tavern in Dongan Hills, by the Train Station. Old school joint and hands down the only pizza I'll travel for. The truth of the matter is that we don't go out for pizza. My family prefers the ones I make at home.

There was a case in Florida if memory serves where a Dr. asked his patient to find a new Doctor. She refused to respond to some questions and he felt uncomfortable treating someone who he felt wasn't being forthcoming with info that might affect his treatment. He treated her that day and then sent a letter informing her that she needed to get a new Doctor and gave a fairly long period of time to do so. He was sued and prevailed. Doctors are a business and have the right to accept who they want as patients. Their oath prevents them from denying treatment in an emergency, but as far as cultivating a base of patients, they certainly can refuse someone...discriminatory reasons notwithstanding. As an example my doctor stopped accepting medicare patients in 2006. I assume if they paid out of pocket she'd see them.

You know the real shame...I was able to get a box of 1,000, but I might have spent more time shopping for other stuff, but I was in such damn hurry to grab the 22's that I rushed through the order in fear it would be out of stock before I could complete the order. I can't wait for this to be over...

Hopefully a light at the end of the tunnel....and not that of an incoming train.

Buy once, cry once.

22lr. It's available, but I'm not paying 9mm prices for it.

Like you I just got my machine and so I wouldn't be able to help. Have you called dillon? One of the selling points of this machine is their company and reputation for outstanding service. I'd call them first.