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BJK wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 1:11 pm I think I was had.

Ya think?

I have to agree, Wayne in the mix spoils the results. His indulgence in his own fortune at the expense of the membership reeks. I am sure that also figured into the NRA wanting to come the Texas. Didn't they buy a mansion in the DFW area for him? All the funds request from the NRA goes into the tras...

Plant are ya able to give us a update? I have been lucky so far, I had neck surgery in July and with that was covid tested 10 days before I was admitted. That all went well, and I was suspended from shooting until the end of October. Better then ever, now! I hope you make a strong recovery and get b...

If it bothers you, a piece of self sticking velcro or a pad used to keep cabinets from slamming stuck at the right point on the upper will soften the blow of the collision!

We get this pandemic beat down and I may take you up on that offer!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

If you flare the case mouth you probably need a Lee crimp die, as well. Flat bases always are harder to seat but probably more accurate as well.

Merry Christmas!

Hope everyone is safe over the holiday!

Every time someone brings up powder degradation due to heat or vibration, I think of a GI ammo can rattling around on/in a military vehicle in hotter then hell Iraq or similar spots in Africa. Not the first report of a problem with the ammo that I have heard of. I have primers that are 40 to 50 year...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Will be glad to see 2020 in the rear view mirror in a couple of months! 2021 has got to be better!

You guys must be really anal or have time to burn worrying instead of at the range! The primers pockets are fine. Been shooting and reloading for 45 years and when you use brass that has primers "crimped" in you can swage or chamfer the pockets enough to get a primer to seat and your good ...