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Just my .02 cents worth, if it's been on your list for 20 years, reward yourself. If you don't get the WC, it will still be on your list. My wife wanted a WC and would settle for nothing less and received a WC CQB Elite. She couldn't be happier, and I'm envious. In addition, it's fun for me to spend someone else's money for a change.

The Tremor's series. Dylan Dog, it gave me a whole new perspective on "body shops." Van Helsing Victor Victoria Kolchak The Night Stalker I'm going to look through the DVD collection and watch some old favorites, and I have a list from suggestions above to check out.

Kurt Schlichter's book series. James Rollins, there's an education in every book. And ditto on Jack Carr's books.

I could be wrong however I thought CCI uses small pistol primers in their 10mm cartridges.

I use the Lee universal decapping die, and have broken 1 pin over the course of 20+ years. It's a good tool.

Dulles is used to seeing flyers with guns, so that may be an advantage.

Same experience here. However, I'm not using Chrome.

I remember Dan. Dan was a kind person. Used to shoot with him, his son, Richard Dettelhouser, Bruce Carby and John Smith among others. They were a great group of guys to shoot with.

Does it have a red dot and compensator?

Here's another vote for MGM and Mike Gibson. Great product and great people.

The web site looks great, and thank you for the additional discount. Thank you, Wade

Joe, I'm sorry for your families loss. It's a void that can be filled by no other, the fond and happy memories will return. Regards, Wade

When I had mine, with a kydex holster, retention was not a strong suit due to the pistols design. Milt Sparks makes a Versa Max for the P7M8, I would lean more towards that if I were to acquire another P7M8 or P7M13. Just my experience and observations with it. It did tend to run hot with extended strings of fire. However, they sure are nice pistols.

Darn Tough socks, and they come with a lifetime guarantee. I've got one pair I've been trying to wear out for 4 years now so I can take them up on their warranty, they just will not wear out.

Well guys, had the left hand and wrist done last Thursday. It did not cause as much discomfort as I'd envisioned. I was, incorrectly, comparing it to back surgery and knee replacement as to expectations of post-op pain. It has been no where near those two for the pain after surgery. I'm a plumber/pipe fitter by trade. I'm going back to work on Monday and am going to get the right side done in two weeks. It doesn't burn anymore and just a miniscule amount of numbness remaining. Pain level is a 2 out of 10. I'm very pleased with the results. I'm using my left hand to help type this. Thank you to all who took the time to offer counsel. Regards, Wade

Grumpy One, thank you for your counsel. I'm going to pursue treatment, the burning wakes me up at night. jkrispies, thank you for your advice into the importance of therapy follow up. Gentlemen, thank you.

I too am experiencing this. Is there any chance it will just go away?

Perhaps.

I have found CCI primers to have some radius at the top, where it seats into the primer pocket. My experience is that this radius helps ease the primers into military brass. In addition, I have a Dillon depriming tool mounted on the reloading bench for those occasional pieces of brass, with a crimp, that slip through.

I learned additional ways of removing a separated case, from the additional posts, thank you gentlemen.

Brownell's makes broken shell extractors for rifle calibers. Perhaps they make them for pistol calibers too.

I've had the tab on the primer indexing arm bend, and would not engage the rotary primer disk. I just bent the tab back down. Just another remedy to file away for future reference.

Very nice, indeed. Thank you.

Yes, thank you 38superman. That is a very informative article.

"...because prime rail estate is always desirable and is guaranteed to appreciate." Nicely played.