Respect2A

He's an idiot.

I didn't think there was a match that day. I believe it's cancelled for the holiday. Or is that next month?

Parents looking for a job for their kids? Wow, society is screwed up nowadays. I've read about helicopter parents going to job interviews as well. Just so weird to me.

Slapped it on yesterday, going to give it a run today or tomorrow.

I've got one coming and wondering if anyone else runs one. I certainly don't need it but it's potentially a nice thing to have. The one thing I don't like is that it isn't permanently attached. Thoughts?

Pull the bullet and inspect for powder.

They know you have a good lawyer.

The pic isn't working on my phone

What do those punished grips look like

Are you that dense to think that I really think that's a good course of action?

What are you facepalming for? A human rights violation seems like an emergency to me...

Call 911. When they show up and ask what the emergency is, hand them your application and say the emergency is that your rights are being denied.

Isn't there a tool to help with installation of the bolt release?

When the assault weapon ban went into effect all the manufacturers had to retool to make 10 round mags. It's far from cheap to do so. When the ban went away they went back to making standard capacity mags. They still has the ability to make 10 round mags so might as well right? Besides, some bench rest guys love em. We are one of 50 states. You don't think they are going to spend what could amount to a few million to make one state special mags? I know I wouldn't. So they slap a 10 rounder in to satisfy our laws and call it a day.

I'll be the odd man out and suggest the LnL or the Dillon Square Deal B. He doesn't plan on loading rifle and doesn't plan on using a case feeder. The square deal is bullet proof and simple to use. It's a progressive so you don't need to manually index it. Brass, bullet, crank it. Out pops a finished round. I load approximately 400 an hour on it. My big issue with the LnL is the case feeder unit. As mentioned above the bowl is fine, it's getting them to the shell plate that's the problem. Other than that the quick change is nice, the powder drop is great and the primer feeding mechanism beats the Dillon 650. With the LnL you can also load rifle if you want to. If you want to load lots of ammo and use a case feeder go 650. The 650 without case feeder sucks. It't like a car without tires. You NEED the case feeder on the 650 In my opinion if you could slap a hornady powder measure on it and change the way the unspent primers ski jump out of it the 650 would be the go to press every time.

I've forgotten guns, mags, competition belt with attached holster and mags, eye protection, ear protection, you name it. The more guns you actively shoot the more you have a chance to forget. That or to bring wrong mags or wrong ammo. A funny one is when I thought I threw my shoes in the car when I was going to shoot a steel match. I didn't, so ended up shooting the match in flip flops.

I have the rcbs but those aluminum and brass ones are now on my list.

Bulge buster hides the issues with ammo. You shouldn't need one in a 45 due to it being a low pressure round. If the ammo is within spec then it's the chamber of the gun that's off. Might want to have the chamber opened up a little.

You have been told what you should do by people who know far more then you about the subject. You simply don't want to listen. You keep doing what you think you should do instead of what you should do. I honestly hope it works out in your favor but in my opinion you doing what you wanted you cost yourself a lot of money and may have forfeited your rights. Good luck.

I don't believe it's a federal offense. I've read that retailers in other states don't necessarily have to comply with our states laws.

You didn't learn your lesson on this the first time I see. You screwed yourself by doing that. Especially with the post Newtown hysteria still in full swing by many PD's. Lawyer up is now the correct answer.

What calibers do you plan on loading? What amounts per month/year of said calibers? Do you like to reload? Do you have time to reload or do you want to make a lot of ammo quickly? How often do you plan on changing between calibers? Do you plan on using a case feeder? What is your budget? That info is required before a good recommendation can be made. Until then it's just a red vs blue argument. For what it's worth I have a Dillon and 2 Hornady presses. I've also loaded on a Dillon 1050.

When your done put some anti seize on the studs before you screw on the lugnuts. You will thank me next time you try to remove them.

Ah see, to me duplicate would mean an exact copy. NJ once again trumps logic.

Thanks, will never buy from them