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  1. 1 hour ago, CHA-LEE said:

    Airline Tickets are not that expensive....... If someone scammed me for hundreds or thousands of dollars I would show up on their door step to get my cash back or an appropriate amount of teeth.

     

    Luckily I have only had to deploy this strategy once and the look of desperation on their face when I was looming in their doorstep was worth the effort in of its self. 

    Oops! I withdraw my primer offer. 🤣

  2. 1 hour ago, zzt said:

     

    The OP is shooting CO, so the bifocals go on the bottom.  Lens at the top is what I did for Limited.

    Good point

     

    25 minutes ago, Effectus Magis Per Minor said:

    I shoot my dot gun target focus so the bifocal is the smallest possible and on the bottom anf I do not use the bifocals for shooting. The dot appears "normal" with my distance vision/target focus. When I focus on the dot using the near vision bifocals the dot looks distorted.

    All red dot, holo, and scopes are set at optical infinity. If you don't need a distance correction, you don't need an rx for shooting. 

  3. You have options. The reason you can't get a good result with glasses using on eye for distance and one for near, is that you are dealing with an image size problem. If the eyes are seeing two different size images the brain can't put them together. You are better off getting fit with contact lenses. No image size problem. I have found that the best solution with shooting glasses is to put a bifocal lens on the top for your dominant eye. This way you just need to drop your head slightly to see your sights. The prescription must be set to the distance that you will be seeing your sights.  NoSteel's idea is good but would require you to get used to a progressive lens. That would require full time wear off the range. I don't think that you are ready for that yet. Find a doctor that shoots for more ideas. 

  4. For those of you who are confused about Friday Flame Wars, let me explain.

    Friday....

    A day of the week. The day before Saturday and the day after Thursday. 

    Flame...

    burn and give off flames.
    War...
    Engage in a war
     
    Now that we have that straight,...It's Friday...Flame on...War has been declared. Any questions please message Flexmoney.
     
     
  5. You can use the corn cob bedding for small animals such as ferrets. I use the ground walnut shells. The corn cob can get stuck in a small cases such as a 9mm and can stick in primer holes if you deprime before you clean. 

  6. 11 minutes ago, Modoc said:

     

    Two truer statements made here with LOTS of experience to back them up..🤣  (Mine included! 😂)

    Experience? We don't need no stinkin' experience.  My gunsmith kit has 3 tools. A 1lb, a 2lb and a 3lb hammer. 💪

  7. I hate it when I declare Flame War and no one comes. Have the BEnos members become such lethargic, callous snowflakes that they can ignore such a challenge? As Kahn said,"...to the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee.." Flame War has been declared, snowflakes!

  8. AT was one of the first people who helped me when I shot  my first Level 2 in Kentucky. I had the pleasure of going out to dinner with him and his wife. He once decided not to shoot a match because he felt that his balance was off and he might be a danger to others. He still helped run the match. Safety first, ego last. He will be very missed. RIP 

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  9. 2 hours ago, lroy said:

    Well, those look way better than mine. Lol

     

    I use lube on the cases, but I do get a significant amount of sticking when I run the press. I ran a qtip in them to check and it's pretty dirty.

     

    I don't think I've ever cleaned the dies. I've loaded maybe 10-15k through it. Are they supposed to be regularly cleaned out? After how many rounds?

    1. They absolutely must be kept clean

    2. If they are leaving marks like yours is, then time to clean. Especially check that crimp. It's tearing up the edge of your brass. The edge should be smooth and even. 

    3. If you're getting sticking and are using a lube, time to clean. 

    4. After a few thousand rounds I wipe out the dies. I don't take them apart. After 10-15k rounds you need a good inspection and cleaning.

     

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