TonyM

On another forum they stated they were changing it and it wouldn't have B.S. 40 on the side anymore. Alot of people have had the same thoughts you did about the choice of lettering.

Probably more expensive calling from there than an adult phone service, but.... 480-951-1890

I vote for Costco, if you have one near you. My printer prints 13x19, but for the actual cost of ink and paper Costco is a better deal and ready in 1 hour if you're not getting the "Poster Size" of 16x20 or 20x30, those 2 need to be mailed to you. 11x14 and 12x18 are $2.99 each, very cheap. Remember though, depending on the camera's imaging ability (megapixels), your image may not look so good blown up. My old camera was only 6 Megapixels and at 13x19 it was really pushing the camera's resolution. This is an issue of perception though, at 4 feet away and farther it looked fine, but close up you could see the loss of details. Costco's site will warn you about going too big on a print after you upload a file, incase you don't know yourself. Cheers.

Just wanted to pass this on for anyone that has multiple powder measures and wants the Mr Dial dials. I got an email from them about this, I'm not affiliated. Right now if you go to their site, the first one is regular price, $25, each additional is only $19.95 and free shipping. http://www.mrdial.com/

I just ordered 4k from angus and recieved them. no complaints from me, more orders coming up.

I called Hodgdon a few weeks ago for load data for 155's. this is what they gave me: TiteGroup 155 grain Winchester JHP 5.4 grains (1058fps) - 5.9 grains (1139fps) 1.125" OAL. I loaded some up from 5.4 - 5.8, but haven't gotten a chance to get out and chronograph them yet.

I'll take the expensive mechanical type. My wife and I know we don't want children. We like to travel too much. Also, I know I would be a bad father, I would buy all the toys at Christmas for ME! I do have a 10 year old Nephew, and his Mom owns the house next door. I may have to "borrow" him.