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you might do a search on the internet for places to shoot. Good luck.

Thank you for your post. Your comment about the available left handed set of grips is quiet interesting since they are available and priced right. I received a model 717 for Christmas last year and I have truly enjoyed it, but with the thumb rest ,shooting is pretty much limited to right hand only.

You might try accessing the older Lyman manuals especially their older cast bullet handbook for powder load information. I used this powder back in the 70s for my Smith & Wesson model 29. using this old powder will be your call. It you decide to make the leap, you might consider using the...

In my opinion a Lyman spartan is a good solid press. I was interested in reloading when a teenager and my brother did some trading and got me a slightly used Spartan. This was around 1969. I started reloading for the .22-250 cartridge for my Remington 788 bolt action rifle. When reloading...

Dan Ford aka Alabama Dan passed away here in Bessemer, Alabama Friday morning. I first met Dan in 1972. I know over the years several of the forum members have converse with him and I know he will be missed. You all take care-Cliff

My brother knew I was interested in reloading for my rifle. He traded a fellow a buzz box welder for a Lyman spartan press. This was in 1969 and I have been loading my own ever since.

Thanks for the good report. Take care.

Do not give up! I know how determined the Irish can be. It runs in my family too. Take care!

You might check with your local gun clubs and see what is required for you to particpate in a match using your 22 rifle. Our club has a match called a fun match. Usually there is a pre- match safety meeting and shooting for checking your sights. Practice is great anywhere you can find it. It...

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That name brought back memories. I bought a set of check weights for my reloading scale years ago. Now some of the major reloading equipment companies offer a set of their own. Take care.

Good for you! I purchased mine years ago on the installment plan. Take care!

Just a suggestion. You can do a search on the internet for "free targets". You should find a similar target that you can print and use as a master to print what you need from a copier. Good Luck!

My Dillon cover has faded a bit over the years. It has never been washed. It is still on the job. Take care.

stodd, my wifey tells me ,that with her special computer skills sending you a picture is not a problem. I will get back to you.

I use my rockchucker press primarily for depriming shells. I too had trouble with spent primers even with the catcher in place. I took a plastic coke bottle and cut the back out of it. The neck fits over my depriming die and the remaining bottle fits snug against the primer catcher and the spent...

Thankyou for the good report. Take care!!!

Interesting story.Thankyou and take care.

Everytime I go to the range I enjoy myself. If I do well, I am thankful. If I dont quite hit the mark,I try to learn from it. My firearms and ammo are sound,so I must constantly work on yours truly. Great fun. You all take care.