mikegideon

Looks like you could stick AR irons on it. More money, of course.

Easy. He thinks he's still the governor of Mass.

No worries. They're just stopping by for some free stuff, and maybe a vote for Obammy while they're at it.

I have an LCP. I pocket carry it, and dont worry about it. The long trigger pull IS the safety. You do need to carry it in a pocket holster that covers the trigger. Carrying it unchambered is not something I would do. It's not heavy enough to hurt someone when you throw it at them.

Here we go again. You might as well have cussed John Moses Browning

Lots of little things with bottleneck rifle that don't come into play with pistol loading. If I'm going for the highest quality, I use my forster press, an RCBS hand primer, and my RCBS Chargemaster. I'm going to use the turret for .223 blaster ammo. I'll still size on the single stage, because I want to tumble the lube off and trim before I load new components.

Forster Coax (best single stage in the world with a few quirks) Lee Classic Turret Lee Breechlock Classic cast (first press, and for the rare times when the forster won't work)

Lots of good videos out there. A lot of folks size, deprime, and trim in a seperate stage, and leave the sizing die out of the turret.

Mmmm. Instant jerky

All three of my presses do a good job of catching primers, but only the Forster catches all the crud. There's no center ram, so the primer tube and jar are a straight shot below the shell holder. That copper rig looks pretty effective

Your link IS to a single stage press. I have been loading rifle on a single stage (Forster Coax), but getting ready to load a bunch of 223 on my auto indexing turret press. You can defeat the auto indexing if you like. Single stage is just slower because you have to handle the ammo a lot more. The only thing I ever check is the powder charge. I've loaded over 1000 rounds of pistol on the turret, and never had it fail to drop a charge. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/814175/lee-classic-4-hole-turret-press Lee makes two differen't turret presses. This is the good 'un

It wouldn't do much good to beat Obama if we were getting the same thing. I like that Romney is a capitalist, and has had lots of success at it. I don't like that he's a politician, but good luck getting past that one. Of course I wouldn't vote for him if he was a Democrat. It's pretty dumb to think this is about one guy. The R's need more power, so...

In an attempt to find the latest data on nuclear winter, I have solved the global warming problem. If it gets to hot, just bust enough nukes to cool it back down. I'm gonna get the Nobel prize for this one. We even have a few good places to bust 'em.

Who is we? Is he evil because he started a private equity firm, or because he made lots of money? He didn't really kill Granny. EDIT: I deal with Bain capital every day. They're straight business, and definately smarter than your average bears. I don't have to sort out the media crap because I have first hand experience. They handle muti-billion dollar leverage very well. I might even hire them to fix the US.

I'm a big RCBS fan. I own a lot of their stuff. But, that primer catch system is unfortunate. Doesn't look like there is a perfect solution. Forster got it it done better than anybody else. It's the only one I have that catches crud and all. Unconventional design, though.

I just started my second cup of coffee. I barely remember my girlfriend's name right now

He's growing on me. The way I figure it, a president is only going to get so much done anyway. If he sticks to his top priorities, this country will improve dramatically. It's not just about the guy. It's also about the force behind him. I like a lot of things about your candidate. But, even if he could get elected, he may get less done due to lack of support in congress. That's not such a bad thing. Think about where we would be if Obama still owned both houses.

Well, the voters sure have "evolved" on gun control since then. I'm talking percentage of US citizens that are for gun control. Back to the same old thing. You can order lobster at a hot dog stand, but you won't get it.

The first thing that pops into my head when I hear full auto fire... Freedom! Can they afford to keep feeding that thing to the point that it ruins your life? I understand your frustration, but figure the thrill will be offset by cost at some point.

Noncommittal is a lot better than refusal. I would get with a good lawyer and figure out my rights. Somebody tearing up an easment road can't be uncommon. My guess is that the lawyer will say they owe you for the damage to your improvements, and that it would be the likely outcome in a lawsuit. Then, I would go back to the land owner and try to work it out. I would even agree to let them just keep it passable, and then do the complete repairs when they're done logging. Nothing worse than lifetime hostilities between neighbors. A lawsuit will accomplish that. Much better to let them know as gently as possible that they will lose in court. Then, their "conscience" will usually take over. I've been thru a few land disputes. Lawsuits can be interesting and even fun, but they're way too expensive.

I'm OK with my G36, but it's a single stack. I like the M&P45 better.

You can improve the reset with an Apex RAM kit. Not sure if they make it for the 45 yet. Not as good as the Glock, but you can feel and hear it. EDIT: What David said too. Last DCEAK I bought didn't include the RAM. Had to buy it seperately.

It's what he does. Somebody needs to dump a jar of flesh eating bacteria in his underwear.

Kinda hard to make things go without it. A couple of my guys do the bulk of the IT work. They're better at it than me. I just don't make them do my stuff. I kinda let them run, and just keep them from spending too much money.

I've been on a Cisco (real) Hardware client for years. Real reliable. My company gave me my DHCP range, so all the machines in my house have routable IP's.