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In the early 70's when I lived in Okinawa the SR-71's based there would need a super long runway to take off (seemed to go past the horizon) and do fly-bys over the water breaking the sound barrier, very cool stuff. That RC must of cost a fortune, but it sure looks like the real deal.

Angus & Rob sell the KISS or Mr. Bullet Feeders on their website at www.ghostholster.com

Rob, Dang it I think you're on to something! Now if I could just give up some hobbies and back to business!

I needed a competitive outlet for this aging body and found the people are pretty nice too!

Just don't bring a blade to a gun fight!

Bang Inc is more than just the Miculek name it is product they (Jerry and Kay) designed. I have their spring set in my SW 625 and it has enhanced the reset in my gun. I had a technical question before I purchased the product and Kay was the person that I talked to. Good customer service and good product!

This looks to be a ploy to get people to talk to him. But then again if his truck is 2 will drive, the weight of the planters will help with traction in the snow, after harvest.

Slidelock, I had the same issue with my 650 and SC brass. I adjusted the ramp back so it doesn't push the brass too far forward. This might seem counter intuitive, but the logic is the brass feed ram was pushing & tilting the top of the brass forward and when I went to pull the handle (releasing the tension on the ram) the bottom of the SC brass was not snug up against the shell plate causing the station 1 die to hit the brass. Try it, you'll like it!

Anyone have a fix for the shells bunching up in the opening of the case feeder causing the shell plate to stop?

Flex, It sounds like you are talking "Zen or being aware", I like the analogy. I am in the developmental process of moving from the second (accuracy centric focused shooter) to the Zen (Aware) shooter as I'm trying to speed up the whole target acquisition & shoot process. I do understand the car analogy, but I have crashed and burned too many cars to keep that in my head. Fortunately for me, I get to watch PB and Chris K. implement the Zen thing often enough to understand how it should flow. Now "free you mind Neo!"

Man that is fast and I believe she is a Master pistol shooter too!

Donna, I shoot a 5" SV in Limited and found the following to be a consistent & accurate load everywhere I shoot including SE and Midwest U.S. 1.22 OAL 5.3 gr. VV N320 Montana Gold FMJ or JHP 180 gr I did notice a difference in seating the JHP compared to the FMJ. The fit was tighter and I had to dial my die down. I hope this helps!

I agree with KFrame, the HS6 is too slow for 9 minor and in my CZ was causing feed problems after 3 stages for fire. The Titegroup and N320 worked extremely well for 9 minor as well as 40 major.

Dan, Thanks for bringing my "stuff" back from Area 5. My weapons never would have made it home from my Boston trip as I nearly missed every flight due to storms. Thanks!

Dang, still married! Paul, I thought you were married too?

My powder and primers are stored separately in giant sealed Tupperware type containers with Dri-sorb in my finished basement. I keep these containers between my safe & basement wall in case of explosion. My thinking is I would only lose 1 corner of the house

Dan, Thanks for the offer, that will work out great since I'm planning to shoot MRPC. We had torential rain here in Dorr today and this evening. I will need my waders for the shoot tomorrow. See you then!

Man, that is true love when you can post that about your wife. Well, I guess it is if she knows you posted it!

Dan, Chris or Micah, I'm hoping one of you guys will be able to bring my guns back to Cincy for me from Area 5 as I'm flying on to Boston Sunday afternoon.

We're going need to bring our ponchos! Fun in the mud according to the weather predictions, but then again they are never right! What a job; weatherman, it doesn't matter if your right or wrong.

Paul, You just don't want to be squadded with me anymore, I see how you are!

Definitely annoying especially the veterans that loaf. I usually hand them a box of pasters after a couple of stages when I know they are well rested. Heck, the Pros paste the loafers just need a kick in the tail.

Fewer dealers equal less marketing support the principal companies have to pay as a result of what Joe4d said "less competitive pressure". This is still not good for the dealers that gave their lives to the business.

Congrats, Blue One!

Hard Chrome O.J. innocent or guilty