Recent content by pic1083

could it be a zinc alloy? sacrificial anode

I got 5 same kind of box but are 308/165 in a trade a longgg time a go (mid 90's). No price on them. 4 unopen 1 I open to check them out. going to load some up someday, for the M1

If WestKentucky does want it, I'd like it. Thanks

Here's your dies https://www.ebay.com/itm/375-WEATHERBY-MAGNUM-RCBS-2-DIE-F-L-SET-BEAUTIFUL/152973771557?hash=item239df28325:g:~4wAAOSw9mpaStQ1 Good Luck

Last years discussion http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=674461

Congratulations BUT have you saved any money?

Safe fire That's totally unacceptable. Dang insurance companies make millions by not paying out or offer pennies on the dollar.

Safe fire My post of yesterday seems to have disapeared. So I'll try again. Hope you are an NRA member and you activated your insurance, and maybe bought extra. Did your home owners insurance cover the contents? If so, would you share which company? Thanks

Reloading Classes Food for thought; 1. I would start by getting qualified by the NRA to teach their Basic classes. http://www.nrainstructors.org/searchcourse.aspx A couple of associate instructors would be a big help. Basic Metallic Cartridge Reloading Shotgun...

You want to checkout these. http://store.gun-guides.com/Reloading-Guides_c_8.html Good Luck

I agree with others. I too recommend the NRA Reloading Class, it is a basic or introduction to type of class. check here for one in your area. http://www.nrainstructors.org/searchcourse.aspx Good luck

"Man! if I was a range owner that sold reloading supplies, I'd buy 10 cheap lee presses for $40 a piece and teach people how to reload. They would all enjoy it and get the actual hands on experience of the manual way of reloading, that way they can work up to progressive presses when they have...

Pacific bushings If you buy this you can use you mec power bushings with it. http://www.ballisticproducts.com/Bushing-Converter-MEC-to-PW-RCBS-or-Hornady/productinfo/MBC/ I think it uses standard size shot bushings. Good luck

For Lee equipment I always check prices here http://www.fmreloading.com/ in addition to some of those already mentioned