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I know very little about lawn mowers, but for some reason I've been designated as the family lawn mower repairman by my in-laws. Not sure how that came about.

It must sound like a pick up truck barreling down the highway. I know first hand they are attracted to that! :ugh:

                                  me gusta el queso!!!!! :rofl:

I thought I had dibs on the press! :rant:   Just kidding. Good on you, Dave. I hate to see you give up reloading, but I do appreciate your trying to help someone out in the process. :up:  :up:

I am a direct descendant of John and John Q. Adams.

Me too!!!!

Would someone explain to those of us who don't know exactly what can and what cannot legally be accomplished via executive order?

Point well taken.

I believe the Goliath is just the fat man's version of the Viper.

I once had a 742, which was just a newer model. It was a fine rifle in my opinion.   You might check ebay for mags. The usual suspects; Midway, Brownells, etc. should stock them, but they ain't cheap anymore. At one time there was a 10 round mag available for them.

Summit Goliath treestand.   It's more comfortable than my recliner, allowing me to sit unnoticed for hours on end, which has in turn put some pretty good deer in front of me that I wouldn't have seen had I been uncomfortable.

I'd buy it from the taliban. if it were 9 cents a round!

I was thinking that as well. The OP should send back the second die, money for time, hassle, shipping, and handling, and an apology note.

Never heard about this on the news. Wow!

Now the motorcycle I like, but I can't imagine what kind of sick ****** would dedicate the time, money, labor, talent, etc. into screwing up an otherwise beautiful classic Smith and Wesson.

                                                     http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3003661/posts     This dude doesn't have it.

Wow! That's exactly how I picture a staff meeting going in D.C.

May I ask why not?   I've found that lots of times, a compressed load coincides with the best choice of powder for a given cartridge. It also prevents overcharging a cartridge by accident.   Also, I've never fired anything other than a compressed load from a shotgun or muzzleloader. I can't imagine it being a problem in a rifle, as long as it is a tested load published in a mainstream reloading manual.

Well, there's a conceal carry option I hadn't considered before. :shake:

Are you putting lube on the shoulders and necks of your cases? If so, DON'T!!! You should put a very light coat on the straight part of the case body only, and perhaps just a touch on the rim of the case mouth.   What are you using for lube? I like the Lee tube of wax based lube.   Take the die apart and look inside it. The inside should be smooth and cylindrical, and shaped like your brass case. I'm betting the die is fine.   I have a bunch of RCBS dies, and aside from breaking the occasional decapping pin, I've had no trouble with them. I prefer Lee dies, but for reasons not linked to the problem you're having.   Could you post a picture of your brass after sizing?

I'll be damned if it don't look hot pink in the photo.     There's nothing quite like a good dog. :up:

Nice hat! :stunned:

Sure. Have you met some of the folks that hang out at the launching ramps?

Purchase a quality leather holster.

You definitely need a reloading manual or three before proceeding any further.