phatman

Found a hot little deal on Amazon the other day and tried to pay for it with cash. Was stuffing cash into my computer into what turned out to be the CD slot - the repair guy at the computer shop had a good laugh... Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

I count it because I load on a single stage press. 100 primers per pack so I get 100 pieces of brass unless I'm doing a larger load but I always count it out in advance. They used to call it anal retentive now they call it ADHD - whatever it is I like to keep my brass in bags of a 1000, that way when I run low I take that and a brick of primers and a box of projectiles and I assemble them all and I'm good for another 2 or 3 weeks lol Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

Pretty much the way I have been doing it save for the fact that I was using 9mm trays and it doesn't work quite so well. Instead of using a piece of plywood I simply use another tray to flip the brass to look at the head stamp. I like the idea for the counting - up to this point I've been weighing them which is fairly quick but sometimes I'm out one or two. Nice video though! Cheers Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

good morning gentleman! lately I have been experiencing problems posting through Tapatalk on my mobile phone. I am not sure whether it is a configuration problem or an update problem however these type of things tend to keep the webmasters busy thank you p.s it is very frustrating to type out a long reply with one finger and then find it doesn't post properly:( first world problems

Sorry to hear that lol Here is site that will help you fine tune that thing - http://henningshootsguns.com Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

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Ok here's what I do - I'm not saying it is right way but it is my way. I reload the same brass any number of times during my practice/testing range time but when I go to a match I let it go for the same reasons that others have given. At a match you can never be sure how many times the brass has been fired or at what degree of reloading proficiency the previous owner has had. During my practice range times however I can be sure of this because I'm the one who has loaded it! Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

Recently I bought a new scope for my AR 15 and I asked the retailer to mount it and laser sight it as part of the scope purchase price which he did. When he was done he said 'there you go this should be close'. So I took it to the range and set up some paper on a hundred yards. Well I didn't have a clue where the 1st couple of shots went so I took it over the 25 yard range just to find out where they were going, then over to the 50 yard range and then finally to the hundred. That laser sighter was not close at all or the guy did not know how to use it. I agree with the above especially for the 223 do the 50 - 200 combo Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

The only way to get rid of the stacking trigger in a Tanfoglio, is to walk over to the nearest door, open it, and throw the pistol as far as you can. But seriously I spent $150 at a gunsmith and it still stacks to a certain degree - it is simply the physics designed into the gun. Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk<br />

I actually sent mine back to the factory to have them fix it for approximately $50 they're going to fix it all up for me beats having to buy a new one every time I screw up<br /><br />Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk<br /><br />

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Yes I have a joined that club as well! I think it's a case of 'Its not if you are going to shoot your crony, It's when are you going to shoot your crony' In the future however I'm going to make sure I'm shooting off a rest as I shot mine while testing pistol ammo<br /><br /><br />Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk<br /><br /><br />

I use universal for minor and auto comp for major Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk<br />

I also have a stag 3G and it is a great shooting rifle - love it! I changed out those two things as well as I went to a Magpul trigger guard and a Hogue AR 15 beavertail grip - no problems just personal preference Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk

Yes I think every club has these people they all cluster around the brass and try to grab as much as they can while everybody else is working tearing down the stages I call them s***Hawks however I try to ignore them Sent from my SGH-I757M using Tapatalk