tomsp8

I simply e-mailed him about a month or so ago and told him what I was looking for (small order), put my phone number in the email, and asked him to call me when he got caught up. Knowing he was backed up, I left it at that. He called last week and I gave him my credit card #. Small operation, so try this method.

Donnie called me last week as well. Finally getting more green bullets!

If I might add, make sure not to lift the sear spring more than necessary. It is easily bent and good tension is necessary to keep the safety from walking out.

Well, my wife has family in PA. Beaver Falls to be exact. Visited a couple times, really like it there! Does your brother belong to a shooting club down here? I belong to the Norfolk County Rifle Range.

My first and only press is the Lee Classic Cast Turret 4 hole. Many thousands of trouble free rounds. For match/precision rifle, I would recommend a cast single stage, but for general use, it can't be beat. Separate turret heads (cheap) for each caliber is a big plus. 150/200 rounds an hour is certainly doable, but I generally do 100 rounds and take a break. I have my RCBS powder measure mounted to the expander die with an adaptor (didn't care for the Lee measure) so I have to manually throw the charge, but once in a rythem it is no big deal.

Just the obligatory "howdy" from Virginia Beach, VA RIA 1911 .45 CZ 2075 Rami 9mm CZ82 9x18 Ruger Blackhawk unmolested Old Model .357 Ruger MKIII 22/45 "Talo"