RED333

Nice setup, do you shoot that much?

It is what it is, I cut a 22 shell down, fixed a wire to it to make a dipper for the powder, make things go a bit faster.

Cast the boolit, 180 gr HP, 40S&W. Cast the boolit, 50gr round nose solid 25 ACP. I fully trust my work.

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WOW, you have almost as much money tied up in knifes as I do in molds. :cool: Non have the silly serrated edge, nice set ya got there.

Just make sure the OA torch is set right, yall will be fine. :rofl:

Only open 2 hours?

Mine is still open, Nashville, let me know.

Just got an update Adam, things looking better. http://www.gofundme.com/9ul7tg

Good laugh here, thanks.

I kept looking at the parking and thinking "What a bunch of rednecks, cant even park straight" LOL till I saw the end of the vid. Very Cool, gona be down that way on Wednesday, going to Mt Pleasant and Loretto.

Sorry if it seems like I tried to make it sound simple. I see you have a "kit" with a scale, drop the powder into the little pan that sits on the scale and weigh the powder, then you can put into the case as well.

Well, you take the case from the press, hold it in your left hand under the spout of the powder measure, with your right hand operate the handle of the powder measure (I leave mine in the down position) from down to top and back down to bottom. If you have the powder measure set right it will drop the powder into the case and not spill any. I never did like the powder through dies, seem powder stuck to them. You do have a scale? Just make sure the measure is set for the right charge.

Rule #6, wear clean undies!

Picked this up over at Castboolits http://www.youtube.com/embed/osYZ1uZasN8

Watching Fox now, HE IS HERE.

Or a steel ball, socket will work as well, I have not needed to do this.

What ever you do it will look good, unless you paint it. I wont try to tell you what you need to do, I never was good at working with wood. I did finish a stock with tung oil, it came out just fine, I soaked it, let sit for a bit. Then rubbed the finish with a dry rag, them added coats and rub between every coat. Now it does not have a polished gloss, but that is not what I wanted. [url=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/Left%20handed%207mm%20mag/DSCF1233_zps7f08ec21.jpg.html][/URL]

From fox news web site, federal government bureaucrats do not like the way we talk.   http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2014/08/01/hey-yall-whats-wrong-with-drawl/?intcmp=latestnews   And even though I’ve lived in New York City for the past decade, I still take my tea sweet, my chicken fried and my biscuits buttered. I’m proud to call myself a gun-toting, Bible-clinging Tennessee Volunteer.   Friends, the South is suffering from something call culture creep and it’s spreading across Dixie like kudzu. One day your neighborhood diner is serving unsweetened tea –and the next day your neighborhood is home to a yoga shop, a Prius dealership and a farm to table restaurant serving eggs delivered by an Amish midwife.

Mr G, I hope one day I can get the chance to shake your hand.

As a teenager I walk a lot, one night a county LEO stopped, asked what was going on. I told the truth, I was heading to work, he said a neighbor called and reported that someone was walking the road. So he was sent out to check it out, just doing his lob. He asked for ID, I gave it to him. He put me in the back of the car, carried me to work. He let me out at the door, we said our good byes, and I thanked him.   Sometimes you just have to go with the flow, it is up to you. Just do not lie. LEO has a hard job, one I do not want. They do try to "prevent" crime.   Yes some LOEs do get a bit pushy, but for the other 99% are really good people.

My new fav song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TC2xTCb_GU

Well at least you aint a cheap date. :rofl:

2)  My BIL is a PA at Duke.  I remember being around the dinner table with him a couple of years back and he was telling me about all the drug resistant bacteria's hospital's are now dealing with.  He said every hospital is encountering these bacteria's and they are only getting worse.   These things are scary, have an old friend, a nurse, poked him self with a used needle trying to get the cap back on. Staph got in, he had a stroke at 35 years old. MRS are getting worse all the time, and no fix out there.

Is David still going to the show in Knoxville. http://www.gunshows-usa.com/Show%20pages/RK%20shows/Tennessee/RK%20Knoxville%20Expo%20Gun%20Show.htm If so he is the one to see about all your reload supplies.