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1980 Rockchucker and Dies A friend gave me Rockchucker from 1980 the receipt show that the Press was $70 and the RCBS Dies were $15.00. Has inflation really gone up 500 per cent on those dies??

Loaded my first batch of .32SWL, actually my first batch; I am a new reloader. I used the Resizer Die and Resized, Decapped, and Primed with that die in. Then next Expanded all cases only with the Expander die in. It was fast. As I reread my RCBS instructions, I realized that they...

Go all the way A used S&W Model 41, I bought one a while ago, somehow the wife took ownership. I still get to clean it though.

Thank you Hi - Thanks you both answered my questions, feel a bit more confident now. Yes, walk along. a heck of a good friend, he is a southern gentleman from Al, a great skeet shooter; we served together in 1970.

Small - Just the essentials Rockchucker Press, Little Dandy in the center, RCBS 10-10 scale. .32's ONLY

Hi - I'm a new reloader. A very good friend brought me a Old but great Rockchucker Press, a practically new 10-10 RCBS scale (made by Ohous), a Little Dandy Powder measure, 1000 primers and a pound of Bullseye. He also included Dandy rotors 1-9. I have the Dandy 0 and 00 rotors on order, which...

Recoil - more fair comparison Seems that if you put a Sprinco recoil reducer in the 1911, and then compare the Glock with its recoil reducer, it would be a more fair comparison

Recoil My wife shot the Sig 232 (17oz), CZ 83, Beretta 84 380's -a11 barrels less than 4", she thought they all were snappy, and flippy, and sharp! She thought the XDM 9mm, 32 oz, 4.5" barrel, balanced frame. heavy slide seemed to recoil slower and softer. But I agree with catcorner...