gregintenn

Sorry. My mistake. :D

There's some fine people on TGO. I count you and your father among them.

You'll need a dremel tool and a great big pipe wrench to start with. :devil:

Oh yeah!   I'm beginning to get boobs, but I think my abs are hiding deeper and deeper.

http://www.amazon.com/silicone-breast-forms-needed-Mastetomy/dp/B005U80FIE/ref=pd_sim_sbs_t_6   Is it wrong that I prefer these? :stunned:

I think they'd be far better off working on their people skills and leaving their guns and tasers on their belts.

Don't worry, DaveTN will be along shortly to explain to us how these officers were correct in doing what they did.

I'd walk away.

My in-laws are fluent in hollerin.

New one on me too. :shrug:

3031 should work fine.

Sure, but how much do you antagonize someone in order to get them to shoot first?   Put yourself in the old man's shoes; if people came to remove me from my home, I'd put up a fight as well.

                                                  http://www.midwayusa.com/product/476992/lee-case-trimmer-cutter-and-lock-stud                                                                                                     http://www.midwayusa.com/product/107333/lee-case-length-gage-and-shellholder-223-Remington   Here's what I use. You'll also want a chamfer tool.   I've had great results with IMR 4320 in 223/556.   Why do you want a headspace gauge?

:drama: Is it that you guys watch too many movies, are taught this stuff in training, or is it just that a certain sort of person that is drawn toward law enforcement?

I don't see racial profiling here. I see a little #### with a badge and a gun wanting everyone to know he has them.   I expect they routinely do the same thing to white kids. It just isn't usually caught on camera.

Criminals!!!

What if you just left the old fart alone until he cooled off? I wonder if that wasn't al he wanted to begin with.

My wife's grandmother will be 101, and if she has her shotgun out, it's best you leave her alone. SWAT team or else.

As long as you continue to defend jackasses like the two leos in the video, you are part of the problem.

I'm leaning toward a Barrett as well.

Home grown vegetables taste better than store bought.   When I can, I know what's in the can because I put it there.   Food, sodas, beer, etc. taste better from glass than from aluminum.   Electricity isn't required to preserve canned food.   It IS less expensive.   My children are learning something that may prove very valuable for them one day.

Why has it become common practice for law enforcement to send SWAT teams to calls one guy used to take care of?

She's above average. She has my vote until something changes.

I'll start by recommending the Lee case trimmer and lock stud. You can chuck this in a hand drill, or else turn it by hand. You buy a case length gauge and shellholder for each caliber you need. They are very inexpensive, accurate, and easy to use. You should chamfer each case inside and outside every time you trim them to remove burrs left from trimming. Your chamfer tool can also be used to remove the primer crimp from military brass.   For lube, I like the tube of Lee case sizing lube. It is wax based. You rub a little on the body of the case, and perhaps just a touch on the end of the case mouth, resize, and wipe off with a clean rag. The wax lubes won't dent the case shoulder if you accidently get some on there like an oil based lube will.   Follow the directions in your loading manual, and included with your die sets, use only published loads, starting on the low end and working your way up slowly while watching for pressure signs and you'll be o.k.   You might want to start with some less costly primers, powder, and bullets to get started, and also until supplies return to normal levels at the store. I get very good accuracy from IMR powders, and standard cup and core bullets.   I'll be happy to answer any questions I have the answers to while you're getting started. I'm sure many others will do the same.

Stock can be glued back together. I would like to see some pictures of it. They are quite collectible as are all old Winchesters. Condition is everything when it comes to price.   I found some ammo for you. It isn't as expensive as I would have thought.                                      http://www.midwayusa.com/product/315615/fiocchi-specialty-ammunition-9mm-rimfire-7-1-2-shot-shotshell-box-of-50