Rocket35

Shoot what suits you- never let gear hold you back.

Saweet! Very nice presentation.

You can try google. You can send larget files, not sure about a mega big video...Best to upload to YouTube and send a link.

I got it too.

Maybe cause you aren't the original owner? Still seems like a good deal to me, considering all that they do.

Hey Ben are you finally going to start reloading now? There is more information about BBI here: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?...mp;#entry861559 PS: I think they are every bit as good, if not better, than their predecessor's.

I may try tweaking it before the JB weld. But the set screw had to be screwed in to the point it is past the insert's hole....

The insert is so loose the it slides so easily that I am afraid it will fall out or slide to the point of jamming up against the frame. I need some advice on how to best fix this issue. Thanks in advance for you help.

I received my first order of 200gr .40 bullets a week or so ago and must concur with Nemo. Very fine product.

That is one reason why that is all I shoot in competition now...

I may be planning on going to this one too. Here is a link to their site about the match... http://www.texassouthsection.com/SCC/SCC_2008/ssc_2008.htm and here http://www.texassouthsection.com/ It will be April 10-12th in 2009...

Those options are pretty one sided don't ya think?

That blaster will serve you well- congrats

Purty cool little bb blaster bro.

And I thought we were doing good at $1.79 a gallon!

Be sure to check out Walmart or the local Pets Mart for the corn cob or walnut shell media- waaay cheaper.

One of the reasons I moved from WI to NM!

You can get all the loading info you need online from the manufactures of you components- so I would cut those costs. I would consider getting the new CM-750 vs. the 500. Better motor and will last you longer. Use Hornady One Shot lube instead of Dillon's. I have found better results and I think it is cheaper. And you can buy it locally at the gun store. I don't think there is a real need for a bullet tray. I never really used mine and just grab from the bullet container or an ice cream bucket. Works just as well if not better and saves cash. I think a regular beam scale works fine instead of the pricey electronic ones and would wait on getting that fancy tool set. All the tools you need come with the press. This should save you a couple hundred bucks. Better spent on components.

My results were from using "range floor" mixed brass (nickel mixed in there as well). Seems like a lot of work to separate for SSTK loads.

I am not obsessing, just curious. Thanks for the input guys.

1. I would also suggest an STI Trojan. Best gun for the money in my opinion. 2. I have been using a Pact Club Timer III for sometime now and it has been problem free. You might also check out the CED 7000. 3. CR-Speed all the way for belt and mag pouches- holster, I would recommend a CompTac for the 1911. 4. Saul Kirsch has a bunch of great material on improving in this game. Several books and videos which top the list of must have in this category.

Thanks Steve.

You guys get all the cool stuff!

Way to take a stand, my hat goes off to you sir!

Just curious, because I had the best results I have ever seen in 4 different loads today. They were with the same components but different powder charges I was testing out today. They went 8-7-7-6 in succession. I was wondering if these standard deviation numbers are above average or par for the course results?