JThompson

Paypal would work and the cost is 3% or so. I use them all the time. I just add 3% to whatever I'm selling.

I'm a photographer... if Nik doesn't get it where you need it, I'll fix ya up. timesphoto@tds.net

Ya, but a truck wouldn't slow that guy down. LOL

My thoughts are with you bro... my mom had a stroke after her bypass surgery. She now has aphasia. She understands everything, but has problems talking. So I understand where you are... I'll say this, she may get everything back. The doctors can't tell you anything, but wait and see. The next three months will tell the tale. My thoughts are with you both and I'll include you in my prayers. Best, Jim

+1 There is no telling what someone will do when you make contact. As a new IPSC shooter, I agree with some form of orientation class before shooting. If we are going to make safety our top priority, how can we do this without giving a new shooter the tools with which, they can attain the goal? A new shooter, without some form of orientation/instruction is going to be unsafe. If not unsafe than they will break rules they no nothing of.... Therefore, if the top priority is safety, there is no way someone who has never worn a holster or shot IPSC type events, should ever enter a range to do so without some form of instruction on how to do it safe.

I'll give it a shot... thanks.

Clean lines... very sexy!

+5

Thanks. I noticed with the Dillon stuff it get major sticky. Not really something I want gumming up my mags. Are you talking something like Pam?

The OAL of the bullet being inconsistent end to end shouldn't affect OAL length either, should it? I mean it's seating/locating from the top of the bullet, so it doesn't care if one is longer/shorter than the other. The way I'm thinking the only way that would matter is if the top of the bullet had an inconsistent shape. I'm new to reloading, so forgive me if I've missed something here. Even if one case was longer than another it wouldn't matter for OAL, but only matter in seat depth. That is as long as were not talking a hell of a lot shorter or longer. Am I right in this thinking? BTW Hello all! Best, Jim

10.5 Match Disqualification – Unsafe Gun Handling Examples of unsafe gun handling include, but are not limited to: 10.5.1 Handling a firearm at any time except when in a designated safety area or when under the supervision of, and in response to a direct command issued by, a Range Officer. The expression "handling a firearm" includes holstering or unholstering a firearm, whether or not the firearm is visible (e.g. while concealed by a protective cover, etc.) together with adding or removing a firearm to/from the competitor's person whether or not the firearm is wholly or partially holstered.

I just bought a 550 from him and I ordered the 45 and 38 super dies... in the mean time we decided to chamber in 9mm instead. I gave Brian a call and he said just send them back and I'll send you the 9mm. He even wound up cross shipping, so I could have them faster. He also paid for the shipping when it was clearly my mistake. What more can I say? Thanks Brian!