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I still have room for a few more.

I loaded 1k 9mm for me this week and helped a buddy load 1k 9mm last night. Time to convert over to 5.56. LOL

if you don't have ammo and/or reloading supplies by now,,,,shame on you.

From what I'm seeing from online sellers. . we have no friends.

Glad you found it. I’m having to run the “one armed bandit” to make my own right now.

Yes it really is and is what I started with. My pastor is one of my shooting buddies and after burning a couple of boxes of 9mm in his carry gun, he usually ends up shooting .38's in my .357 or .40 S&W in my S&W 610. Cheap shooting is what I am all about.

I have added a few from GT as well, the 3 on the left are from the interweb, the one in the middle is one my son made for me for my birthday back in Feb. All the rest are from GT.

And .38 Special is just about the easiest caliber to reload. Great cartridge to get started on. But that’s kinda moot right now.

And then pick another caliber, and another, and before you know it you won't have any store bought ammo!! Just an FYI on Tuesday in about 5 hours not rushing and that was including eating supper I loaded 1,075 .38 special.

Never let a good catastrophe pass you by and not make a profit on it. We really need to remember who our friends aren't.

We truly don't deserve dogs but I believe they were put here to show us a little about unconditional love. I am so sorry for your loss, Doug.

Not comedy, but I also enjoyed All Creatures Great and Small...

This little girl has several videos out and this is a very short one. I'm surprised her Dad hasn't been charged with something Check out the look on her face at the end

I remember getting scolded by my mom as a kid after a day of sliding down a red clay bank. My underwear were orange on the back side. No way to get that stuff out.

Lol yeah, I was signed up for email alerts at Midsouth for when it came available. I got an email, logged in no more than 10 minutes later, and it was already gone. Think I'll give Vhit N-140 a try. It seems to be in stock everywhere and has a similar burn rate to Varget. LC

Absolutely. If nothing else pick one caliber and learn to reload it just in case... In case of pandemics, insurrection, and bloody dam n democrats.

Yeager knows everyone takes some of his dirt. There ain’t no way to avoid it. It’s in the gun, the magazines, clothes, pockets, and even your damn underwear.

Same here, action open or closed. And my daddy was definitely not uppity.

So sorry Doug

I'm so sorry brother. I've been there and it's tough. Told myself I'd never have another and now I have three. I'm 71 and afraid I'll still have to go through it again..... best wishes to you.

When appropriate, yup. One of my pistols still has that red Camden clay ground into the texture of the grip.

He ended up getting it Monday with hours to spare. He is 25 yr old so the in class portion does not pertain to him.

Sorry for your loss. I have lost a few good furry friends and know how it can hurt.

I'm in the third season now, and I'm really liking it. The subplot about the Phantom, the masked murderer at the film studio, is highly melodramatic, but that mirrors the actual cinematic world of the 1920s -- films then were intentionally melodramatic. I think it's a clever bit of writing. Rath's fight with the Phantom in about episode 6 is...remarkable.

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The Vicar of Dibley. Some funny stuff.

Shows you how much I DON'T know about British TV.. lol I will just keep discussing swallows over here in my corner.

Oh man, I’m sorry to hear this. You often hear that nobody will love you quite as fully as a dog. But, I’d say both of your dogs have gotten pretty lucky, too.

I love Monty Python. Never got into much else. The wife loves Downton Abbey and the daughter is a huge Office fan by conduit of the American series. Still got 2 pairs of Docs I picked up in London the only time I got to go. I used to be sort of a fanatic about them. What I get for working in a boot store. One is pretty much one of a kind before they became cookie cutter. Kinda looks like a union Jack and rebel flag mixed. Really loved my time there. I spent most of it in Derbyshire doing volunteer work. Ah, college days...so much more free time...

Sorry for your loss, praying for good things.

Sorry to hear that. I'm sure she's chasing critters with Kasey now.

My wife loves that stuff. Her grandmother was born in Liverpool and married a US serviceman. I find some of it hilarious and some of it just plain odd.

Monty Python, MI-5 (aka Spooks), and Inspector Lewis for me

That Doc Martin is pretty good as well...and it’s time for another Downtown Abbey movie, lol.

Downton Abbey, Sherlock, and the original The Office come to mind.

Yes for sure!! She was a great teacher and trained me well.....lol. I was hoping she would out live me but it didn't happen and it broke my heart to lose her but I have always said I will do my best to not allow them to suffer regardless of how bad I know it's going to hurt me!!! My Daughter and Tommy have already promised me they will care for it I get another room mate. I'm just not even looking yet and won't till Darby is back home next to Kasey on the TV console. I thought at one time we had a husband and wife that operated a Dog Rescue Center but I have not seen them on here for sometime.

I always loved British tv shows.

https://ammoseek.com/ammo/38-special

Lol. Good luck.

I am really sorry to hear this. I followed your posts about Darby and really enjoyed all the milestones as she trained you in her new home. I really hope you can arrange some agreement with family/friends and get another companion. There is one out there that needs a good home and I know you will provide it.

Condolences and prayers. It's a rough road to travel for sure.

That's rough @bersaguy. You did the right thing even though it's really f-ing hard...

Sorry for your loss.

She had a good life with you I am sure. Sorry to hear this.

I had some weird illness at the end of January. It was like pneumonia in that I lost my breath easily, and my pulse-ox was low. It lasted for two weeks. I asked my doctor about having an anti-body test, and he said that the test was only 25 to 50 percent accurate and wasn't worth taking it. It would be nice to know if I had it and didn't know it.

I’ve been talking about different aspects of reloading, presses, benches in other threads so I figured I’d start a new thread to show the product of those discussions. This one is 2’ deep by 3.5’ wide. I’d have preferred 4’ but space is limited and I feel like this gives me plenty of working space without being too large. Top is 3/4” MDF doubled to 1.5” thickness. Coated with about 7 coats of poly. I haven’t decided on what I’m going to do with the bottom “flooring” yet. More than likely just painted plywood. I just have to make it to the store. I built this mostly out of a recycled larger bench in the shop that stayed cluttered with junk. I had to buy a 4x4 for the legs and 2x10 for the shelves. It seems to be plenty heavy and I can’t move it with the rock chucker. I may eventually add smaller shelves within the top for die storage but for now I’m pretty pleased with how it turned out. Once I get my Forster Co-Ax I’ll probably get an in-line mount so I can swap back and forth between them if needed.

I've got this Henry Golden Boy Silver.

I need to do this. Mines getting to be a rather large family I’m afraid. Lol

Stock 10/22 receiver with a Kidd barrel. Factory profile laminate stock modified to fit bull barrel, pillar bedded as well-Bill