Recent content by chokeu2

@Lost Sheep: I love that guidance, and the methodical approach you advocate. I have to admit, I would not have thought of that on my own; in part thanks to the sheer volume of information I'm trying to digest. In fact, that makes me want to go get a basic loader that requires you to do a...

I just downloaded the manual, and found Hornady's youtube page, where they have a series of 12 instructional video's; starting with setting it up, to using it. And not only did those video's show me that I have a LOT to learn; but it also showed me how many parts did not come with my LnL. It...

Thanks guys! I have to say I'm blown away. You guys just made this super easy to get my head around. I'll make good use of the time ya'll took in responding. MtnCreek, I'll drop you a line; that is a trip myself and a buddy would love to take.

Many moons ago, as in probably 10 years worth, I bought a Hornady Lock-n-Load AP. I had the noble intent of learning reload. Well, at the time I was in the middle of some domestic sparring that earned me the right to divorce satan's spawn. Long story short, I packed up my life; and...

Thanks for the response sigma. You told me exactly what I wanted to know; and you even hit on a motivating factor that caused me to get curious in GSSF in the first place. the people. There was just a great group, seemingly having a ton of fun, at the range the other day when my buddy and I...

I realize that I'm late to this thread, and have a very low post count. None the less, I'm a former Army Infantry guy who did a tour as a unit armorer and have a long history with firearms, specifically black rifle and AK variants (one of the benefits of being the armorer for an OPFOR company at...

I did a search for this, but did not see anything related; so please forgive if I missed a thread. Historically, I'm a 1911 guy, and have owned Glocks over the years; but never really picked them up much. For some reason, recently, I really have taken a shine to this seminal piece of...

Gotta agree for the most part here; although there is an element of truth to it. Somewhere in the DoJ ivory tower, a bureaucrat who probably has a masters degree in public policy; probably thought this was a good idea. And this operation may have looked good on paper; but as most of us know...

Hi all! Despite my username, I'm Brian; in Sandy Springs, GA. Slightly north of Atlanta. Army Infantry vet, 30 years into the martial arts (Brazilian Jiu-jitsu/Muay Thai/Kali), capitalist pig. Most importantly, proud father and husband.