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I peed in my pants when I saw the scope was mounted backwards.

It's not a "Massive collection" until it's like an old man a used to know...He's actually bought guns at shows because he's "Always wanted one of those" He gets it home and a few days later [while trying to find room in one of his safes for it] realizes he already has one. Or one ole boy I used to work with, I have seen him pick up guns from his dealer and never even take it out of the box. Just carry it home and stack it up with the rest of them. When you display some of those things.....you may have a "Massive" collection.

Well put Greg. Also, I think a good percentage of people who get into reloading find what an awesome hobby it is. Some days I like to reload more than actually shooting. Up until recently when I did a major consolidation/purge of my inventory I have even been known to load for calibers I don't even own. I loaded every piece of 30/30 I found for years, anticipating me purchasing one. I had close to 500 rounds of it in an ammo can waiting. Ended up giving it to a close friend who was (very much so!) thankful. Reloading is as addictive as anything I have ever seen.

We lost our "Sissy Pansy" thread so we resurrect this crap?

Wild Turkey American Honey is good too. Got half a bottle in the back of the fridge..........I'll be back in a minute.

The other one looks like a Ruger.

Hey Bronker, take some of this and wrap it around the bunny ears, it might improve the reception on your avatar.

Maybe the OP had a really dry BBQ sandwich, maybe he need a little more sauce???

Oh wow, I didn't he know he had a DNR!

ohh yeah? Well, I can assure you that is totally dependent on the person and their resources/resourcefulness. Let's look at my current load. *I pick my brass up from the range = $0 *Lee truncated cone 124g bullet, actually falls 130g; The lead for which I don't pay for [perks of the job] BUT if you shop around a bucket of wheel weights can still be had reasonably cheap. [just not from me:)] *My load runs 5g of AA #5; 8lb jug of #5 runs $135 - (7,000x8) ÷ 5 = 11,200 Figure spillage and margin of error in metering and it's safe to call it 10,000 per 8lbs - $135 ÷ 10,000 = .013 or round up to two cents each. *Standard small pistol primer runs $35 per 1,000 or .035, call it 4 cents each. I tumble lube and even though a bottle will do way more than a thousand bullets, let's say I'm sloppy and wasteful. $5 per bottle. I load 9x19 for 6 cents each [plus lube] or $65 per thousand. Now, if you figure buying a bucket of wheel weights and the electricity to smelt [do that at work, so I don't pay that either], melt and cast you still ought to be able to get in there for ten cents each. Mold, melting pot, ladle and what not are nonperishable tooling given reasonable care and as such are not calculated into the cost. Now, before you pass judgement consider this; This isn't just a load CCI or Winchester cranks out with the educated guess they will run well in my particular pistol, this load was worked up from start, sized appropriate to MY BORE, and they cycle perfectly.....not to mention they will tear one ragged hole 10 paces all day. 9mm not cost effective to reload? Well, maybe not for everyone.

Whaaaaaat? What kind of bull crap business practice is that? ..I'll tell you, most likely it's the "I don't wanna fool with you" practice. Been through that before. Keep a list and move on.

Necco wafers are fun.

Could you name the "local shop"? Been wanting one, might head there.

Don't take a pill, call Dr. Gill. I just want to backhand that kid and I have no real reason for it. ...And ANYTHING involving a god forsaken KIA. "Don't you leave, till you see me?" No problem, I'd like to stuff you in a ferris wheel compartment and roll your a22 toward Hickory Hollow mall and see what happens.

No, it appears, upon closer inspection, that I have inadvertently posted a picture of a fella beating the glitter off of his unicorn. You know..."sissified pansie" and all

You guys are just....

The one here in nashville sux and pales in comparison. The one here doesn't even have a silver bowl full of butter and it just feels dirty.

That statement would imply that intelligent people are a majority and idiots are scattered in and around us. That's absolutely false. To be correct, "We walk among them" for public at large, the sheeple, the masses...idiots the, lot of them. Erik, surely you must be able to relate to Lot and how he must've felt, searching for the righteous. Much the same looking for someone who is not a simple minded automaton of the grid.

Some folks appreciate a little meaningless drivel once in a while.

I'm guessing their in his wife's purse...Doh:doh: did I type that out loud?

Does anyone use a Hydraulic Buffer? I wonder how it would do coupled with the heavier M16 carrier, but the harder hitting carbine gas system? I'm slowly convincing myself to turn my own barrel on a mid length system, but I am not decided as of yet.

Can't have a trial without a witness. It's what they want though. The publicity of a trial. All I can say is, it's a matter of time before they cross the wrong one. It'll likely be some Marine whose lost his best friend and he will walk the area many times before he makes the spirit of "Gunney White Feather" proud....ohh say 800 yards to be modest.

Wow, that's some serious hardware there Internet Tough GUy! Circa 1989's finest.