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Yes. But it scared the living #$% out of me. I was pulling out of a drive on a downtown street in Charleston SC. I must have looked 10 times as I crept out to pull onto the street. On last look to my left as I eased onto the road and bang. I was barely moving but the bike was under the front of my van and the rider was laying in the street. I was a teenage girl. You just can't be too careful. All this talk about assaulting people. I want someone to find themselves in this position, they will change there tune in a hurry. It just puts a fear in you that is impossible to describe.

I am a biker and was involved in a bike vs auto accident. I was in the auto. Luckily no one was hurt, but it was the bicyclist fault for riding on a sidewalk. They were sighted and I was let off.

200 Lead SWC over 4.8gn of WST and a WLPP. I have shot thousands of these, and have several thousand in ammo cans. If it works don't #$%^ with it.

Tiling over vinyl on a slab is doable. Providing the vinyl is solidly glued. I have tiled my entire first floor (also in the Shelby Forest) some of it had vinyl. I has been down for over two years with no problem. A good thinset is a must.

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Get her a Coach Gun.

That is an interesting setup. I was looking at Nikons m-223 setup that is similar. Looking forward to a range report.

Love mine. It is a never sell.

I agree. Brian is friendly and the Smith is a grouch. I was in there once and a call came in one of the guys answered it on a cordless phone. You could tell he didn't want to talk to whoever was on the phone. When he hung up he started ranting about the caller, "What does he thing I am, yada, yada, he should just come down here and look. I don't have time for this (*&." I was stunned.

And the moral to the story is; don't trade firearms at Guns and A$$ holes. As has been said it is much better to sell it yourself then barter with cash.

Nice, I have one. It is a fun little pistol. I have had a Ruger MKII forever. 22's are great fun and really cheap to shoot.

I have a PT145. Now it is no 1911 but I have been pleasantly surprised with this pistol. It is reliable, accurate, and carries well.

Actually I someone in camp asked me why I had blood on my face. Then it started to hurt.

Range USA. No issues, the staff is excellent. They have womens only classes as well.

I respectfully disagree. I started with a single stage Rockchucker Master Kit, and I later got a Dillion 550. I think a single stage is a great way to learn the process. I still load lots of ammo on my Rockchucker. I do load my 45 on my Dillon. I have been using 4.9gn of WST with a 200gn SWC for many years. 45ACP brass almost never wears out. I quit counting the reloads years ago. Just my 02.

True. I can't remember a single shot I have taken at deer. Even when I scoped myself with a 45-70.

Swede.

High.

I have one in 308. Very accurate lots of fun.

My Henry H001T is one of my favorite rifles. The action is super slick, it is accurate, and looks great.

I have been using laser caste 200gn swc's in my 45acp. I buy them off their site it save on shipping. 45acp is a easy to load cartridge. I have been using 4.8 to 5.0gn of WST, and WLP primers with any 200gn swc I could find for many years. I use a Dillon 550 but started with a Rockchucker; which I sill have. As has been said learn on the single stage and then move to a progressive. A sturdy mount will make your reloading much easier. I had a "Bubba" buddy once. He mounted a single stage press to a work bench with about a dozen drywall screws. I just shook my head.

Looking forward to meeting you.

I just couldn't bring myself to vote for ANYONE that stars on a reality show....................................

My only problem with this rifle is that they used a long single stack mag that you are not able to top off while it is in the rifle. Also I think the barrel should be a couple of inches longer. Just my two cents.