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Another vote for Red Wings. Expensive up front but you don't have to replace them every year.

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32 ACP goes bang every time in my little KelTec.

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I have 2 of the 550B's. One is permanently set up for small primers and the other for large primers. Same with the powder measures. I second the suggestion for a strong light of some type so you can see into the case to check the powder charge.

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A second for a trip out to the Dry Tortugas if you can swing it. The fort is worth seeing all by itself.

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Good review on YouTube from Nut n Fancy. Might be worth the time to watch.

I'm partial to AR's but the Israeli's don't mess around when it comes to armaments.

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Left hand drill bit, a bunch more kroil, and slow speed with steady preasure.

A prayer or two wouldn't hurt either.

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If you have the manual RCBS trimer remove the screw that holds the crank handle on. Take a trip down to the local hardware store and get a slightly longer bolt and nut, a power screw driver, and a socket bit that fits the bolt head. Powered case trimmer for under $30 bucks. I have done thousands or ...

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Might be worth an email or call to the CMP. They list a three position JROTC match on the web site and used to sell air rifles for junior programs. I looked on the ammo sales page for fun but did not see any pellets listed.

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Mine is a 1967 version which is a few years older than me. I can't see it ever being sold. They are full size adult rifles and should last forever with reasonable care so price is not much of an issue.

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Lee's are cheap enough to "make fit" if they don't fit perfectly.

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I would love a ring side seat for this project as I am sure many others would. Please document the process. You might consider making a photo book to go along with the knives.

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Two pages in and no volunteers to get shot by one of those puny 9mm.

Might tell you something.

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Just found out a little girl that goes to preschool with my kids has Leukemia..... 5 years old. If you could say a payer for Sylvie tonight I would really appreciate it.

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Let the dog pick you, or better yet the WIFE. Seems to work much better that way.

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sore shoulder wrote:If only they made it with a 1/8 twist option, it would be perfect.

+1

I am still thinking it may be the next rifle I buy but a 1/8 would be my preference. To much NRA highpower shooting has me hooked on the SMK 77's and 80's.

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Compact .45ACP from Springfield. 5 + 1 capacity, 1" wide...... I'm developing a bad case of I WANT.

Looking for real world experience. Is it shootable or a handful? Looks perfect for CCW.

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BlaineG wrote:Personally, I'd hang on to it, unless you need the money....

2 is 1 and 1 is none. It's not like you have to feed it or buy it it's own room.

I would store that sucker away for the kid or a rainy day.

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[quote="Sixgun"]Well, I beg to differ on the M-14 being available to civilians. They must have been.......at one time.... in the past. I have seen a small handful of both Winchester and TRW M-14 semi-auto's for sale. The stocks were cut for the selector switch. I was "told" that ...

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MrMurphy wrote:Treason is the only crime listed in the Constitution.

There is no time limit and it's still a capital crime.

She should be shot. Preferably, repeatedly, with a small caliber, so it hurts longer.....

I would be happy to supply the 22LR for that sentence.

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As someone that has had criptosporidium (pretty sure I butchered that spelling) aka Cripto. Let me assure you that you do not want it. Insides wanting to be outside and praying for death.... I would not wish that on my worst enemy. Filter sure, but it will a Hell of a lot better than a sand filter b...

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If they are old enough you don't have to sort for zinc or steel melt them down and put them on the cast bullets web site. You can sell them there for $1 a pound shipped any day of the week. I would guess you could get some takers here also.

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All my experience is with 223/5.56 ar's so take this with a grain of salt. 2 1/2 "old" Bushmasters. 1 is my High power service rifle. #2 is a 16" patrolman's carbine (m4). The 1/2 is a Bushmaster v match on a spikes lower. The last Ar is a Windham patrolman's carbine. It is a little m...

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My co workers are threatening my life after that one.

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I would be willing to bet the CMP has some "in the back" so to speak reserved for clubs and not available for sale to the public. Might be worth a phone call.

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Rifle will be less trouble than any woman, let alone an "extra" one.

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Use only on wood, plastic, or rubber suface. is the only thing OI left out.

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Notice since the "Old man" and the kids are gone they are actually making guns that people want to buy? I don't think "no one needs more then 10 rounds" Bill would have ever let them make an AR type rifle, a scout type rifle or the LCP pistol. A changing of the guard is not alway...

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KELTEC 32 acp. Small, flat and light. Dont waste you money on the small frame Beretta's they are not rated for P+ or any real amount of shooting. I found this out after I cracked a slide on a tomcat.

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I have the phase 3. I have shot the most of the nastinose version. I think it was worth the money and the guys at work were all entertained when I started banging on rimfire rounds. They wanted to see missing fingers; it was a terrible disappointment.

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Doc,

You kinda ruined that one.

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Just a bit of an understatement. Glad she is okay but I bet she is sore.

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Shhh...... Don't tell anyone but Boise is in the Bannana belt. 2 weeks of god awful 0 deg weather in the winter and about 3 weeks of God awful 100+ in the summer. But the rest of the year is pretty nice. Atleast for a guy who grew up out side of Pittsburg then moved to Orlando. I think this is one o...

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Old Savage wrote:OK, now I have to look at stainless Smiths - oh darn but living in the desert, not so much of an issue.

I'm liking living in the high plains desert of Idaho more and more. Its a long way to that pesky salt water.

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Thats some interesting stuff. They say the drones cruise 4-5 miles high. Funny how Obama can sanction killing with these drones but considers waterboarding cruel. Just a matter of time before our nice government uses them here, right on us.-----------------6 It saw it on PBS. Well worth the time to...

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There is a reason aluminumoxide is used for " sand paper " and blasting media bit I'll MYOB from here on out.

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Blaine, you just made me puke a little.

A Dewey rod is some of the best money I have ever spent. I will admit to using the last section of a cheap aluminum rod with an AR chamber brush but the other 2 sections agent in the trash years ago.

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Either will work against the honest and the ignorant. Neither will work against a determined or intelligent thief. I would buy the largest one you can afford since you are all ready out of room. Safes are never big enough.

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We have a Ruger #1B in 338 WIN MAG I bought new at the no longer there Glen Allen Virginia Gander Mountain . Got it for $599 but it came without rings or the box ! I shoot the Hornady 225 SST in this rifle with very nice results . In my ALWAYS biased opinion , anyone that can shoot a 30-06 can hand...

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I have the twin brother of your FM. They are not as pretty as a true highpower but they work just as well.

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Ruger M77 in stainless and old style synthetic stock. Stout recoil but not unbearable; a better than factory recoil pad would most likely help. Only shot factory loads through it at about 1.5" groups with the 225 grn partition. Kills Elk DRT if hit in any reasonable location.

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I have the Peltors with the band behind your head rather than over the top. They dont have the highest NRR rating but they are always on and you can wear a hat with them. A set of the yellow fom plugs works great with them if you are shooting at an indoor range or have someone with a muzzel brake ne...

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Marvin S wrote:Have you looked at Fastenal and McMaster Carr?

+1 Those are where I would start.

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Please edumacate me. Why not use 9mm? It's everywhere around here that people have been shooting.

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I like the "refinished and updated". I would pay $150 or $200 to see what is under that mess, but not more. It will defiantly be a PROJECT to make that one nice again.

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A little glob of Johnson paste wax (the stuff in the yellow can for floors) a little bigger then a pea with the second application of Alox cuts down on the tacky feel. The guys at cast bullets like to cook the alox and Johnson's paste wax together with mineral spirits but it seems like way to much t...

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Just call the 800 # and do it over the phone. It is no problem at all.

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Sure hope there was a pile of gold.

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Ji,

I'm very sorry for your loss.

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Thanks for the heads up. It was to good a deal to pass up.

I would guess this is a quick way to generate some cash flow. Pretty safe to say they are going to be spending several piles of money in the near future.

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I did a fair amount of research before I started working up a load. I wanted an accurate bullet for pin point accuracy and one that would also be good for 200# predators. One thing you don't want are 55 gr fmj's. I keep on hand several thousand rounds loaded with 69 gr. Sierra Match Kings in front ...

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