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I sure hope I have the cash if I ever run across a CZ rifle for sale. Kudos on the Scout, they are great little guns.

As much as I love my dogs, if one of them were attacking someone else's dog(s), I wouldn't blame them for shooting it. I know I'd do the same.

I just saw a CZ 75 Kadet kit on eBay. I would never have expected they'd allow that.   http://www.ebay.com/itm/CZ-75-Kadet-Conversion-Kit-/200915384612?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ec77d7924&BackToListReferer=http%3A%2F%2Fmy.ebay.com%2Fws%2FeBayISAPI.dll%3FMyEbayBeta  

Oh crap! Please say you're kidding. It's hard enough to find reloading supplies at a reasonable rate as it is.

If I were king, I'd have "RAPIST" tattooed on each cheek, so they can't hide it with a hat or glasses or beard.     Pedophiles would just be sentenced to extremely hard labor somewhere far from civilized people...killing is too good for them.

Every tool I own from cheap $10 pliers sets from HF to my most prized safe queens get treated with care. I hate every scratch, dent, mar, and chip they get from misuse or carelessness, but if it happens in the normal course of use, so be it...they are tools, after all.

Hands down, my favorite is my CZ 75 Shadow. It has a long trigger pull, like OP says, but it's super smooth and very light. The only problem with a trigger that light I can get it to pop off 3 or 4 rounds when I stage the trigger just right, so it's a sporting/range gun only and a little big/heavy for carry any way.

Thinks meeting the "right" goat wouldn't be all that baaaa aaaad

I bet! I can sit on it until the crazy blows over, if I have to. It won't be easy, but I'm learning to be patient.

I'm down for one, but depending on how they look, I might go with 2. I've never built an AR, sounds fun.

I'm not sure if it's the same dog, but I saw something like that on TV once. I think the dog's name was SkidBoot. Absolutely incredible animal and trainer. Ever seen this one? Sorry the poster doesn't allow embedding. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6479QAJuz8&sns=em

I'm sure whichever one somebody likes best mostly boils down to whichever system you learn on. Dillon, RCBS, and Hornady all make excellent progressive presses. Lee...not so much.

Looked pretty definitive to me. It was the controllability test that really convinced me. You just can't argue with the numbers. Glad the debate is finally over.

Barry O.? Is that you?

No longer welcome at the Baptist church for giving "the talk" in Sunday school

I learned to reload on a turret press. Once I knew the process inside and out, getting a Dillon was a no-brainer. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone's first press though, because when I was a noob I'd have never gotten this rig setup correctly. Anyway, about the shell feeder... - I dump several hundred cases in the hopper and turn it on and it lines them up and drops them down the tube. - It even cuts itself off when the tube is full and turns back on momentarily to drop another when needed. - If a case has too much or too little powder, the powder check beeps. ($65 never bought me so much peace of mind) - All that's left to do is set a bullet on the shell and pull the handle. I can crank out 300-400 rounds per hour if I have primer tubes already full. Oh yeah, and the primer feeder also has a sensor too. It also whines to tell you when it needs filling. I swear to God, I can crank out 300 rounds faster than I can drive to Walmart and back to buy ammo. The shell feeder is expensive, I won't lie. I think it costs around $230 with one size of sorting plate that works for similarly sized cases. I've been using it for almost a year and have zero regrets about spending the money. I can decide at the last minute to run down to the range and knock out 200 rounds of ammo in less than 30 minutes, including checking for issues and boxing it up.

Damn, I missed it!

I lucked out and got my 650 from dlm37015 .   I'm glad I sprung for the mount and shell feeder from Outpost Armory too.   I'd have no problem whatsoever buying from brianenos.com, if I ever get another.

I agree, but when was the last time you heard a word about Project Gunrunner?   Theses guys are as bad as the people they claim to be protecting the country from.   I'd expect them to do nothing to the media for their part in breaking the law.

The video uses all the right catch phrases to scare your average libtard, like "untraceable", "variation of the military rifle still in use today", "semi-automatic", and "arsenal". I'm sure it'll be very effective at emboldening support.   Aside from their motives and the fact that they clearly broke laws themselves, there's no excuse for the sellers not obeying the law. I don't like it, but I have no problem them exposing those sellers who didn't do the right thing. In all fairness, I could walk around with a camera and catch hundreds of people breaking dozens of laws every day.   One positive note...at least they showed the footage of them being refused here in TN by a law-abiding seller.

Still suffers from jaw and lower back pain from helping relieve that priapism.

Vows he'll now be a monthly donor to The Rainbow Coalition and Rainbow Pride in honor of TrickyNicky's pants.

i'm with you, man. I'll quit shooting before I send a dollar at a time downrange just make a hole in some paper.

I don't entirely agree with you here. I'm of the opinion that you sell your goods at a markup based on the cost of the items. If you're selling a $10 box of ammo for $15, you're damn lucky to be in a business with a 50% markup. If your next box of ammo costs $40, then you sell it for $60 and keep the same markup. The fact of the matter with this ammo situation is that mfg are NOT jacking up their prices much. So, when you see a $6 box of Wolf ammo on a LGS shelf for $12, they are f'ing crooks. Most of the small LGS I ever been to never even carried cheap Russian ammo until now. I suspect they are buying it retail and gouging us too.

It's been a few months since I've been in there, but I've always found RB to be a little over priced on ammo and most of their guns; way way over priced on their gear; but very fair on all their reloading equipment and supplies. That being said, I like the guys in there and hope to keep doing business with them. However, if I went in there tomorrow and saw the same items I've always bought from them marked way up, I'd never go back. I'm sticking to my list as well. Gougers will NEVER get a penny of my hard earned money, even after all this crap blows over.