Lumber_Jack

I really like the 551 and 561. I wish these were more readily available, especially the 551. I like the smaller size.

Be dedicated and take it slow. My biggest problem with p90x was that I thought I could do more than I actually could. This proved for very sore muscles and I would end up missing the next workout. Also remember that people who have lost large amounts of weight didn't do it in 90 days. Most did 3-4 90day periods. I say do it, an get an accountability friend. Someone to call when you feel like eating junk food. Or who will ask you if you've done your workouts that week. I wouldn't hesitate to hire a personal trainer to get a good start. Someone to push you to do the diet and exercise but will also tailor it to your physical capabilities. Either way Just Do It. Your family will thank you for not dying.

Where is the best place to find one? Even if I have to wait or order one. Everywhere I have checked has just said 'out of stock'

Can you not just do as vthokies stated above? Reassemble without staking the latch. Then get it staked after turkey season.

Have you called Coal Creek?

Nice bike Mav. I have been mtn biking in a long time, just road now, but that is a nice ride.

Nice Ken, glad you got it to work. I like the offset design!

Looks good in the pics. What color is that? If it looks as good in person as it does in your pics , that's good results for that low price.

Nothing is universal. But you have it pretty good. Some calibers can be either small or large primer, such as .45 for example. But it's noticeably different in size.Also magnum rounds use magnum primers. But there are some brands that make large pistol/magnum interchangeable. That's what I use in Winchester. I can load .45acp or .41 magnum and don't have a ton of magnum dedicated primers.

UT Federal CU. been with them since college ~10years. Very happy with the customer service. Don't like their branch locations are posted with gun busters. But that's not enough to make me switch I also had a car loan with Mountain National Bank (seymore, pigeon forge and other east Tn locations). Very nice as well

From everything I've heard, it works fine. Just slow and takes some strength in some applications. Let's face it, for the money, even of you only deprimed with it, it wouldn't be a bad investment.

I've heard of people using them and liking them. I'm cool with priming and depriming while watching the tube, but when powder and bullets come into play, all other distractions should be eliminated. Just my opinion.

There is a gun show in Knoxville on May 5,6th. I would go see David aka dlm0375. He has the table under the big Red "Reloading Supplies" sign. He has anything you need and can point you in the right direction. There may be a multipurpose rifle powder that will be good for you too, I'm just not sure.

My dogs are crated when we leave the house. When we are home they will voluntarily go in the crate and sleep. It's not like Romney tied the dog to the roof with a leash Chevy Chase style. People transport dogs in crates and dog boxes all the time. Ever seen rabbit or coon hunters? Ever dog is in a box. Plus we are assuming it was an open crate. The plastic crates if turned with the door to the rear wouldn't even put significant wind on the dog.

I love Chic-FIL-A but if they post in east Tn, I will be writing a poignant letter to the management.

Take pictures, upload to a hosting site (I like photobucket). Once uploaded, copy the [img/] link. Post the link in your thread.

Thanks dats82. I would probably just put a top track and a bottom track and fit a sheet of peg board between. I was looking to add a couple craftsman cabinets to it. I don't want to permanently mount cabinets so this seemed like a good option. We'll be moving in a couple years so I want to be able to move as much stuff with as little effort as possible.

Anyone use the craftsman Versatrack system in their garage or workshop? I like the stuff and how easily you can add features. I'm just looking for credible reviews, good or bad.

I've used some mil-surp from David at the gun shows, for .223. It's cheap and accurate. Do you live in Knoxville?

Does it come with flush mount mags, or just the extended ones? I'd like the option to go as small as possible

buy Unique for pistol powder. They call it unique for a reason, its one of the most universal powders. once you load some, you can experiment with different powders and bullets. I use Winchester primers, but thats just because DLM (david) recommended them. Im sure CCI is just fine.

One of the Greats!! Now he's layin down those back beats in heaven.

I'll update once I get the press mounted and figure out my shelving situation.

Awesome! Been wanting one for years! Thanks

Thanks man, couldn't have done it without your help.