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    Reloading bench near water heater?

    I put one of these in my laundry room (which has my gas water heater and gas furnace in a closet) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_monoxide_detector
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    Anybody use a Lee Hand Press?

    I have a Lee hand press, but I have only used it for pistol calibers, .45 ACP, .38spc and .357mag. I like it a lot and it will always be apart of my reloading tools. I can't say how it would do with rifle loads, but it's not that much of a work out with pistol loads. I use a Lee auto prime, but...
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    357mag load quite a handful..help?

    Looking at the data on Hodgdon site it doesn't look like it was a typo.
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    How low can I go

    Agree with the .22, it helped me. I have a MKIII 22/45 with a red dot attached and you look pretty funny flinching with it. The 22 taught me concentrate on the sight picture more then worrying about the noise and recoil. As far as low power loads; Alliant has some target loads listed using 148g...
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    yay -- first reloads, 26 for 26 :)

    Depends on who's loading info he is using. Lee is saying six grains max so is Speer GD-HP 230 grain. But Speer TMJ 230 lists top load of Unique at 6.5 grains. Alliant lists for 230 GR FMC at 6.0 grains of Unique max. Sierra lists 6.2 grains start and 6.8 grains max for their 230 grain FMJ match...
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    Encounter with Anti-CCW

    To OP, Well at least you tried. I always find when I am in these situations I don't have the nut sack to say anything. In the end I am sure I would have just ignored the conversation for the most part and if the means presented itself I would have tried to give the curious individual the...
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    Exposing some Internet Myths

    #4 revisited The site Box O' Truth begs to differ. Although the author's experiment wasn't totally about killing primers. I have no idea who is correct here but I have the belief that not all primers are created equal. Like Myth Busters you say Myth Busted without taking every primer into...
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    Anyone reload the test cartridge case in a new gun?

    Now that is funnier then hell:evil: I have only bought one new pistol and it was a .22LR. I don't think I would be reloading that anytime soon.:p But, if and when I do get a new pistol if it includes the 45 brass in it I will sure and heck reload it. I am going to mark the cases and see how...
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    A fun little gun store moron story

    Oh shoot give him a break. I am sure he is a young man and you were once young too. :evil:
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    if you had to go in combat

    What no shotguns? Zombies and aliens around a reactor, definitely shotgun. From the choices above I will take an AR15 please. Oh I have to add this quote too:
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    Movie: The way of The Gun- Small unit tactics.

    My 1911 will hold 14 :D
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    David E. Petzal's Gun Nut Quiz

    7/10 Have to go with Timothy here, I answered 3 but was counted wrong. Parallax and flat spring was the other two.
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    Movies where guns would make it rather short.

    700 NE for T-Rex http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H00gshZW9Po I won't get into the Star Wars debate, I will just say you would be owned by any Jedi worth their salt.
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    Former NFL player killed by ND while cleaning gun

    Or maybe we will see this on an episode of "Snapped" some day? It was the wife who called the neighbor to check on him. Good alibi. I am just joking of course, I just enjoy a good detective show once in a while.
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    Anchoring gun safe to concrete slab

    It's fairly easy to do floor anchors. I don't think you need anything that goes super deep. Drop-ins are one of the easiest. The importaint thing here is not to drill through the floor. You may have to rent a roto hammer / hammer drill if you don't have or can get access to one. If this was a...
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