There are alot of options out there. Do you need chokes or will fixed chokes work, standard or lightweight. If your just doing one gauge, you might be better off with a smaller framed i.e. 28 or 410 shotty. Alot to think about. Personally, I've only had experiance with Kolar standard tubes with chok...

The trick with loading the 410 is a good crimp which due to no flexability in payload length equals finding a good combo of powder volume, wad with a standard payload. Hulls are really only good for 2 firings, the factory and one reload, after that pattern size starts tapering off quickly. If your r...

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Check this site out for ideas, you could do so ething simular. He makes press specific mounting plates that fit into a mount you install on your bench. He also makes a shelf so you can store the press when note in use.

That's a good one. Too funny.

At least you lightend their day. Sucks being broke down. Granted, it went public with the newspaper but the Commander probably got a laugh out of it too. Waddya gonna do, chit happens when the oppertunity knocks.

Also check out Barranti Leather, the NW Hunter chest rig. Can be worn with and without cross chest strap. Just finished making one simular for myself. Another popular rig up here is the Double D but, it has a quick adjustable nylon web chest strap. I've got one for my woods Glock 20. They are light ...

So, am I bidding against you? Missed it last cycle, no bids and no reserve.

Just sold a 94 AE w/safety, lightly used (600-1k) great bluing and wood 95-98% cheap for 650. Was looking for 725 but caved to a friend.

Thanks, I needed that.

My trusty Firearms Investment Advisor (FFL) has two, an Alaskan in 44 mag and a Kodiak in 45-70. I've shot both 5 or 6 times. The 44 is alittle stiff/rough for a 92 copy but the Kodiak is a nice gun. He probably has a total of 5-600 through the Kodiak which promted me to get one. Well, about three m...

After wearing out 3 Dremels in my earlier years, I finally went with a Foredom tool. If you use it alot, the Foredom has the power and reliability to last year after year....