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This was a cool stage. The two stars worked out very nicely and was a good change from the usual type stages. To shoot the star you really need to know where your shots are going. Like, exactly where your shots are going. Those plates just wont fall if you don't hit em!

That's a good thing Butch. The only way I'll be taking care of you is to change your sheets and bring you your Geritol. Remember folks, when seconds count, the cops are just minutes away...

+100 on this advice. I used to get the best deal on PCs for my friends and family regardless of price. But after a few years of support calls and visits, I recommend Dell. If you don't mind helping her out and want a good deal from a great company, I recommend www.newegg.com. The ones mentioned above are good as well though. traxman

From the document: "a relatively rigid elongated tube, adapted to contain a plurality of shells in end to end relation" I suppose everyone will be releasing their own version of the rigid elongated tube containing a plurality of shells in end to end relation... :lol:

No problem for me now. Wow, they weren't kidding when they said they were moving to a faster server!

Excellent description of a way to use the Dillon swager. With the price of components going up, up, up, we'll need to do more of this brass processing. In my opinion there is a hole in the market right now for a quick/reasonably priced way to process military brass. You either do it with the really slow but cheap method (RCBS, Lyman dies), the moderately slow, reasonably priced way (Dillon swager), or the very easy but quite expensive way (Dillon Super1050). If I could buy something with a casefeeder that swaged military primer pockets, I would buy it. (Say $150-250 range) The Super1050 is the only way to fly with high volume processing. But it's just so darned expensive. I wish I could just invent something. If only I were a mechanical engineer...

Start with the .45 Kimber, and choose the SKS or 12 guage, depending on the need at hand. My new house has a field of fire which may call for a rifle rather than a shotgun.

Yeah...me too. Sometimes the reticle is actually there...

Welcome and congrats on your first load. Remember, everyone needs a new primer, a fresh bullet and especially POWDER! Make sure you check on EVERY cartridge... Welcome to the best shooting place on the net!

What? No Cops in your area? Just kidding, guys. Just kidding. hahahahaha-traxman, u listening...the one on sunrise is closing friday. :lol: you're a funny guy. reeeeeal funny. check your windshield for a parking ticket...

It was something that just had too hard of a time surviving on the West Coast. We have such a tradition of little Mom & Pop donut stores, that they just couldn't survive. A fad that has now passed... Though it is true that there is really nothing like a Krispy Kreme.

Interesting observation. I am new and barely qualified to participate in the discussion, but I think this statement deserves some expansion. As someone who competed in NCAA D1 athletics, I can tell you that the upper crust is the only small slice that receives the glory. In fact, if we broke it down to percentages, the chances of a good take at the prize table in our sport is WAAAAYYY higher than alot of mainstream sports. Have you seen a prize table at a softball tournament, local golf pro-am or bowling league finals? Also, what percentage of high-school footballers make the pros and rake in the dough? I will play this sport for the game and enjoy the side benefit of improving my gun-handling abilities. I will go to many more Level 3 matches and hope to expect nothing more than pride if I ever become competitive enough to vie for the winners circle. But then again, you're only winner for a day, because somewhere, someone else is practicing, and when you meet him in competition, he may beat you. Ignoring classifications and focusing on how I stack up against those I'm actually shooting against is how I judge my own progress.

I don't know you Jack, but reading about your progress is very educational for me. I'm a newish production shooter, and it's interesting to read someone experienced at the game learning some of the basics I still am trying to learn. I look forward to see how you progress. Nate

No brass sales on ebay! Yeow! what to do with hundreds of pounds of brass in garage.... Is there another site for online brass sales? I'm too small for my own site... Just too much overhead. traxman