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I appreciate the interest, but I keep falling on myself in trying to communicate in the forum. It's all my fault, I can't seem to stay within the forum guidelines (no fault but my own) so if you guys have any questions you can PM me and I will answer your questions as quick as I can. Don't feel I'm bailing on the forum but I have a very hectic schedule and can't keep stepping back to see what I've done. I can appreciate what Brian has set up as a pure forum and respect that very much, my intentions were never to step in and try to use it as a sales tool. If you guys are on other forums (nearly 20 that I participate in) you will see that is never my intentions. I'll do my best to get back with you as soon as I can. Thanks -Jay

Thanks for the welcome, my desk usually has bullets of various forms scattered around so I resemble that remark.

I try my best to keep in touch with our customers in regards to our products, feel free to ask any questions or invite me to a post if I can add any insight. I'm an avid shooter and have been in the industry for more than 25 years from the manufacturers side of the products. Had the fortune to learn a lot about reloading from the 5 years I spent at Dillon and have been reloading since I was 14, learned to load for my .270 rifle. My mom would drop myself and a buddy off Saturdays in the desert outside Phoenix so we could walk around and shoot all the small critters that we happened upon, then she would pick us up before dark. I wouldn't recommend letting your 14 year old learn to reload on his own with a hi-power rifle and let him keep it under his bed next to the ammo, but that was how we were raised. I survived and now my 16-year old can't seem to be able to gas his own car, that's my own fault and makes my parents look all the wiser. Jay R. Phillips Berry's MFG