I have a Hornady, great ergonomics, it will stand up on it's own, but a pain to change trays. I also have a Lee, one of the older ones - very easy to set up. I have some arthritis in my hands so it can be a "pain" to operate

I had an Aussie Female I got just after I divorced the Devils Concubine, she was my first dog as an adult. Katie was totally strong willed - but a great little dog, she would have sacrificed her self for my son or myself. When I met my present wife there was a brief struggle on who was going to be t...

Amen!!

Hello, I have a freechex II in .357 and it works pretty good. I did not have much luck with aluminum siding - the cheks just fell right off. I found some copper sheet and those stay on very good. I got an arbor press from Harbor Freight for cheap and it has been handy to have ( using a hammer or mal...

The procedure is a piece of cake, the prep can be a little uncomfortable - nothing when you consider the alternative. I had a good friend go from colon cancer and it was heart breaking to see. BTW my last colonoscopy was on Jan 20 2009 - yep! inauguration day for "he who shall not be named"...

Funny! My wife is an L&D nurse and thought it was great!

Wow!

I would say you did pretty darn good! Nice looking rifle

Welcome to the forum Joe, I'm new here myself. Friendly bunch here, I think you'll like it. I used to go up to Salida every summer for assesment work on some molybdenum claims. I went for the fishing more than the work though :mrgreen: Yep, the fishin here is great - I can be on the grand mesa, set...

Howdy,

New guy here in western Co. I have been lurking a while and figured I better come into the fire light. I shoot and cast for .357 lever (rossi 92) and 30-30 (Marlin 336) I just picked up another 336 to send to JES to rebore to 444.
so hello from chilly Montrose


Regards,

Joe