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  1. I've had to travel for work quite a bit in my 30's.  Being married and out of the country put a strain on the relationship.  I'm happy that I no longer need to travel for work.  It always seemed that you'd be stuck in a foreign country over weekends, holidays while your friends were out doing epic rides.  I was in China for the Athens Olympics which was frustrating as hell.  They would show a talking head but rarely would show the competitions.

  2. On 2/19/2020 at 7:15 PM, George16 said:

    “Apocalypse Now” is my favorite. Start studded cast movie but I liked Martin Sheen’s character as Capt. Willard. 
     

    I consider it Francis Ford Coppola’s “masterpiece”.

     

    Robert Duval's character was loosely based on what Col David Hackworth did in Viet Nam.  Col Kurtz was based on Hackworth too!  (https://www.ranker.com/list/life-of-david-hackworth/genevieve-carlton)

  3. 34 minutes ago, Slingrat said:

    I can't get comfortable with the VR goggles. Do you get used to it over time? Definitely something I'd like to get more into but I can't get past the disorientation. 

     

    Which VR set do you have?

     

    I've been having fun with Pistol Whip.

  4. 3 hours ago, Cuz said:

    So I finally got around to unboxing my RL1100 and I’m trying to decide where along my bench to mount it. It looks like just the handle is on the right side and everything else is on the left. I do plan to mount a Mr. Bullet feeder to the case feeder. 
     

    so, for those of you manually running an RL1100, which side do you need more room on?  I have about a 32” wide area of bench and I don’t know if I should center it or favor it over more to the left or right?

     

    Thanks,

    Cuz

    These things tend to multiply by themselves if left alone in a dark room.  I'd say move it to one side of the bench or the other.  That's what I did.  Soon I had two.

  5. 2 hours ago, Stevenchrist said:

    I believe everyone should know something expensive will be of a better quality over a cheaper one .

    No way possible.  There's perceived value for a thing and then there's the price for that thing.  Look at diamonds.  When DeBeers had the market cornered and they were selling their ideal of the perfect wedding ring, the perceived value of diamonds was absolutely massive.  When you look at diamonds as just a rock, the perceived value goes to near zero.

    There was a company that sold Anjou stereo cables for something like $1000 per cable.  But these were just annealed copper speaker wire that you could buy for $25 or so.  Did some suckers buy the Anjou cables?  Absolutely because the perceived value was high.

  6. 7 minutes ago, Farmer said:

    Not necessarily pistol primers but here’s a little tidbit that I was told. My cousin shoots trap and one of his fellow shooters knows the Fiocchi rep. The rep told him,  Don’t expect to buy or find any Fiocchi primers for about a year. Reason was that they are using them for their own shell production. I know this is for shotgun but I’m thinking that it’ll also trickle down to the others. And also not just Fiocchi. 
    Don’t shoot the messenger!

    Absolutely.  If they can sell their ammo for premier prices, why take the time to box up and market their primers.

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