allen13

They are very good and go the extra mile to explain things to help get you back up and running!

Being newer this is a wonderful piece to read! Thank you for taking the time to compose it.

We are lucky; our FedEx and UPS drivers know everybody in the neighborhood. Our mailman even came back after making other stops because we were not ready to give him a pkg for mailing!

Most of the time; now that I have a great place to shoot!

Have you ever noticed a person has two lists they live by: The “should do” list and the “must do” list. Once something gets on the must do list; it just gets done regardless of the obstacles. It also helps in cutting down on shoulding all over your-self.

I am sick and tired of them. Do they really change people’s minds?

The only issue I've had with my 550 was that I crushed the first three primers I ran through it causing the round not to fire. Thats what the RO told me I had done anyway. Has anybody else pushed too hard and damaged the primer so it would not fire?

I am up in Snohomish County. I used to belong to Marysville but let my membership lapse. I did just send off another application for membership, hopefully their still not full. Haven’t shot in a while and am getting back into. No competition as of yet but that will soon change. I mainly just shoot pistol 9, 40, 357, 45 & and rifle 223, 357, 270, 30-06 & 300 wm.

Just checking in to say hello to everyone. I've been looking around and this is a great site. I currently use my dillon 550 for handgun and just bought an RCBS rock chucker to start reloading for rifle. It is still sitting on the bench though. See you in the forums.