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Lee is also very good-I needed a decapping pin which is also the mouth resizer on a .300 BLK die set-they not only sent 1 but 2 under warranty for the price of shipping only-and that was postage thru the US Mail Service.I have never needed any replacement parts from RCBS so I guess it says something about their quality to begin with.

Yup-right now I officially am not employed-My left shoulder has 2 tears and has what they call frozen shoulder on top of the tears which according to my specialist in my case is extremely difficult to fix due to the compounding effect.In short I have BCBS of Tenn-but not for long.My wife also has the same-BCBS thru her employer-just to add myself would cost us nearly $500.00 monthly

So my major concern is what does a person do if they absolutely cannot pay these premiums-if ya aint got it ya cant send it!!!

Nice-how they stand on the backs of murdered individuals to tell us we are bad people because for the most part none of us want them standing on our backs.The 49 minute analogy is just more anti gun rhetoric to try and sell their agenda.There is something completely wrong with trying to make We The People the terrorists-complete lack of denying that any more gun control will do nothing but leave the law abiding defenseless-KNUCKLEHEADS

I like the blade design of the left smallest-looks like it would make a nice daily duty carrier.

Hey-I have used several brand name primers in small pistol.First off the bat-match primers are usually used in rifle cartridges for a more stable ignition to boost long distance shooting accuracy-pistols they are unneeded.Second-Magnum primers are usually used in pistols with a fairly large powder charge-more for a hotter ignition-in fact in a small charge case like 9mm they may create a over-pressure problem when getting close to max loading.I have used CCI,Remington,Winchester all with good success.Sometimes a no ignition problem can stem from the primers not being seated fully so the anvil is compressed.Make sure your primer pockets are all clean and the primer is fully seated.Of coarse there is always a possibility of a batch of faulty primers but highly unlikely.I hope this helps.

It probably will not chamber-I wouldn't try to fire it-chalk it up to experience.If you have a bullet puller you could save the bullet and powder.

AAAWW-what do ya mean-my 1.5 million euros is just a con-just when I wanted new tires for my car.In reality I quit using Chrome-it won't let me use Roboform without having to activate every time I open the browser.I looked into this because I have a year and a half left of Roboform paid version.Google says its for my own good-it could cause a compromise somewhere-sound like anything our government would tell us.This just started at the last stable release.

I get that same bump when flaring-I think it happens more with newer brass that is thicker at the mouth.I also use Lee 4 die set with the factory crimp.All my dies are Lee and have had zero problems.Like Westwindmike says-possibly polishing the case mouth flare it might help

Same for me also Missouri Bullet-I use their 9mm cone 125gr and their .40 cal cone in 180gr.All good so far.I also have a box of 210gr for my .41 Mag.They have very fair prices and shipping and they are darn near local.

Just reading thru several different news sites about California's new gun control initiatives really makes a person wonder where in the name of St.Peter can these so called representatives of the people actually call themselves that-because in my case they wouldn't be representing any of my feelings.I think they need to fire every politician that so boldly defies the second amendment this way.

Same thing here also-password reset and now good to go.I guess this would qualify as a quirk

I like the thought of the new wildcat-although I think it will have a hard time with SAAMI specs :dirty: .For my S&W MP15 I use Magpul 2nd Gen mags and use the 3rd Gen in my .300.There is enough of a visual difference to tell them apart.BUT there's always Murphy

The brass in the chamber looks too straight-there is no shoulder shown-thats weird :confused:

Darn tootin-in Wisconsin if you leave a ice fishing shanty on the ice in the spring and it falls in the lake you had better get it out and quick before the DNR knows about it-very larger fine involved if not removed.Tn I am not so sure of but I would suppose near the same type laws involved.

Dogs and their owners who just let them run-I say tazer the neighbor(just kidding)but you get the point.

Nope-I run Windows 10 on both computers and not getting it

I also think in part-some of the malfunctions could be from over springing.In particular with the 1911-owners seem to think you can re spring a pistol and that will take care of some problems.Heavy weight spring and an anemic load causes all kinds of grief.I have 3- 9mm pistols I reload for and mine are pretty weak yet they all operate my slides properly.

As I read the article I also read the comments section-I have to say that most of the comments sound the same-people kill people not guns.It's good that most people are waking up to this fact instead of blaming the inanimate tool.

:cheers:  :rofl:

Be kinda hard to wear that one out-is that overall thickness

I had to go and look at her website---UMMM----dont know what to say--shoulda never looked :dunno:  :stare:

Well-That was a loaded question

Naw-a dummy fits in the chamber as an inert round-he is an idiot  :whistle:

I am glad that there are a few lawmakers with some common sense.