Will H

Scary stuff man.  Glad you are recovering.

No possible way I could ever store all that up.  I shoot too dang much.  LOL

Yeah, I think his movie might have done better if he had not alienated one of his largest target audiences.  Oh, and new Die Hard?  F Yeah!

That is freaking awesome.  Gotta love a good Ruger.

I use full synthetic in my car and in my sizing die as case lube.

Freakin sweeeet.

Think if we emailed those pics to Morgan he would deport himself maybe have an infarction?         :yuck:

I currently carry three on extended time in the woods.  My scoped Ruger 10/22 rides a single point sling carried.  My Winchester 94 30WCF rides in a rifle scabbard attached to my ruck and my Ruger GP100 .357 rides on my hip.  I see no reason to change any of it, although I have recently finished rebuilding my late mom's Mossberg 500 so with a few more trials it might replace the 10/22 and 94 both freeing up hands as it can ride in the scabbard.   Only given OP choice it would be large rifle small pistol.

Welcome to the forum.

I leave all 6 cylinders loaded and two speed loaders...   Magnum baby!

You can also find shot brass for sale on the site here, usually 1,000 at a time.

I own a Lee Reloader and use it for .38 special all the time.   I will say I have added other parts to it over time.     I added the Lee auto-prime because as said before I was getting primer detonations as I was putting them together.  I think this is expected when you use a hammer on a primer.  LOL   I lube my cases with synthetic motor oil :panic:  it seems to work fine to me.  I resize them all wiping them off as I go.  I then clean out the die so that powder does not stick to the insides.   I added a digital grains scale, and the Lee Perfect Powder Measure because the dipper was giving me very uneven loads.  The measure setup is a lot better than the dippers.   Now that I look around I have most of the things built up over time that come in the big single press kit.  I ordered the press and die set someone linked earlier.  I ordered it in mid January, and do not expect to get it until early March.   Even though I will eventually replace it all, it was still very well worth it as even when replaced I will still have the ability to manually load at the range or in case my press breaks.  That and the experience has been well worth it.    My current process on the cheap for 100 cases:   De-prime them all Put them in an inside out sock and toss in the washing machine with the laundry Resize them all and clean die when done expand all mouths Auto prime them all powder them all with Powder measure back into die for bullets and crimp on all Fin.

Oh no.....  I have my first press and die set on backorder thru them.  If cancelled that will suck octopus chode.

:panic: :panic: :panic:

Yeah, anything that makes buying a gun different than buying a loaf of bread is an infringement, but now that the SCOTUS is moving from "interpreting the constitution" to "interpreting what is best for society" I think it would be upheld.

Still at work....  Dr. Pepper.

Welcome.  I'm Will from Brownsville.

Congrats man.  There is nothing better in the world than being a dad.

Yeah, as he sits there with his custom shiny 1911.  What an a**hat.

I am rather fond of calling folks a**hammer.

I read that the same way, and I used to watch Matlock all the time.

Oh wow....  I drool all over myself.  I have to reload at my computer desk so everything is mounted with C clamps so I can pull it all apart and pack it up when done.

Sub'd to see how this comes out...

  In their marketing video they called it a striker deactivation button so that the gun can be disassembled without having to pull the trigger.  The button is recessed into the side of the gun.  Its not practical to use as a casual decocker.