Kingsoverqueens

OK. Let 'em charge what they want. I'm not paying it. I simply won't shoot if it comes to it. I just did a round count and am down to around 500 9mm, which sealed the deal that we aren't shooting USPSA at Shongum tomorrow. Absent a free market system, what do you propose? And who is going to monitor it? The same government who's trying to limit what we can own in the first place.

Looks like I'm going to need a scale and some boxes too.

Low to mid 40's wtih sun. Should be very nice.

I'll need a scale, but am wondering if I need one from dillon, or will a good digitial kitchen scale suffice. I'm going to go with a wet tumbler, but that's a different thread altogehter. I wanted to focus on what I'd need to order from Dillon. I see Lee dies mentioned instead of Dillon. I know the 650 has the ability to accept dies from different mfg's. Are Lee's better? Less expensive?

I've left a message for him. Thanks for the replies thus far. I'm makiing notes.

I'm going to be loading 9mm with no anticipation of needing to load another caliber for at least a year. I've decided on getting the 650, and after reviewing the site,watching video, have come to the following conclusion... Need from Dillon: Basic press, primer flip tray die set case guage calipers lyman reloading manual kinetic puller. Luxuries...can be added later Auto casefeeder strong mount aluminum bullet tray auto primer feeder (VERY nice luxury) low powder warning powder check Does anyone disagree?

You should come on Sunday. It's a lot of fun. Great group of people.

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Yes, per gun.

Oh, and you revolver guys are safe. I've decided not to shoot the Model 17 because it's too pretty, and I don't want to deminish its value for when I get around to selling it. So, rest easy.

Yes. 5 strings per stage. 5 plates per stage 6 stages.

Sign up is 8:30 and we try to get started by 9...9:15. 6 stages.

My favorite single malt.

We already moved it. If it moved it to block the knobs climing the hill to get the zombie shot then that target would have been accesable from just right of the wall. I would have needed another no shoot, or to restrict the free fire zone. I'll fix you wascaly wabbits just yet.

Oh hsit...I almost blacked out from lolz.

I drink home brewed sweet tea during the week. No more cocktails on school nights for me. I'm too fat.

Sounds good. Do they make a version for men?

Hey. In the early stages of gathing reloading info and was wondering, with all the various powders on the market, how do you determine which one you want? It seems like buying different types for trial/error and experimentation would be rather costly.

Who else here has a wife who will change up your shit at home all in the name of "Dr. Oz says?" Just this morning I went looking for a chewable viteman C tablet and...nope, jar has been banished. According to my wife Dr. Oz says they are poison and you should get your vitamens from food. It's every frikken day. I swear, I want to punch him in the neck.

Thanks. I take back most of the bad things I was thinking to myself about you.

Oh snap. Hey, speaking of the star, do you have the vid of me and the boy on that stage?

Welcome from Middletown.

No doubt. As a designer, it's my job (goal) to limit it. It's like a cat and mouse thing. I like it.

Copy that raven leader. In this case reducing the shooting box would have done it, like I did on the right side (at Dave's suggestion). It's taking some time, but I'm starting to figure out how you guys think, sneaky tricky knobs that you all are. I'm in your head...touching your brainz...

That's the risk I guess, although I suspect most who got pinged were on some of the longer shots to the rear targets. The close right target that everyone was climing the hill to zombie shot was a pure clean shot from the right side. Well everyone but lurch...I mean footy...cause he's tall and junk. Like you said, I'll learn from the experience.