I don’t use a Press and buy all factory ammo!
God bless you friend. My shooting buddy and I were just BSing about our houses and how our age was impacting maintenance and their value in the current market but where would we go bla bla bla. I mentioned housing for the elderly. He thinks even if you could keep guns where could one reload for them in a small apartment. Given our increasing liberal society it could be a problem.Actually I just stopped reloading. Had to sell all my centerfire guns because I was going into assisted living and they didn't allow guns. A friend bought my last revolver and bought my Dillon 650.
I really like that press. I had all the bells and whistle on it including auto case feeder. I could easily run over 800 rounds per hour. I would practice and then reload for the week's matches. I could just keep up with enough ammo per week but it was a fun machine.
[/QUOTE]I totally agree---with tools and firearms (S&W revolvers and 1911s).[/QUOTE]GeoDudeFlorida
I learned when working on tractors as a kid, a quality machine/tool doesn't have to be expensive or fancy or new or the latest-greatest whizz-bang; it just has to do what it's designed to do every time you use it.
So sorry for youI don’t use a Press and buy all factory ammo!
was a Joke, don’t be meanSo sorry for you
I find this room very satisfying to look at. Just the right amount of relaxation and a vacation from the world. Were the cup of hot Joe?
With the cold coming. I'll be sipping on hot chocolate. Thanks for the the complement on the room too.I find this room very satisfying to look at. Just the right amount of relaxation and a vacation from the world. Were the cup of hot Joe?