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I bring a screwdriver with the large and small reversable bits, and a set of allen wrenches, made quite a few friends with those allens...

rifles 60% shotguns 10% handguns 30% EDIT: subject to change of course :)

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I bought a Kimber 1911 a few months ago from a friend, and it's given me fits, he said he could never shoot it worth a darn but it's got an amazing trigger, match barrel etc... I figured it must just be him :) But lo-and-behold I'm finally starting to feel like...

I never shot my T38 until I finally bought 4 boxes (@$22/ea) from: http://www.tacticalammunition.com/65-Japanese_c69.htm and have been reloading that Privi brass ever since with my $20 (shipped) die set. When I need more brass I'll likely order from them again as I've had a hard time finding...

I grew up in a very gun un-friedly house, and later in life as I grew up I never really got the draw of recreational shooting -pardon the pun... But that's me... since this March, I got the bug from these shows. I've gone from having a shotgun around the house from when I lived on the other...

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bsdubois00 - Waaay too clean, I wouldn't trust it... I prefer precious perches for all my gear and supplies...OK, I'm actually jealous - Nice neat rig, can I come over and load at you place sometime :)

Wow, never even thought not being able to chamber a round would be a reason.

New term (for me anyway) the "double-shuffle" - I do that too, different fingers - same idea, thanks Shimitup!

good -that was going to be my only comment :)

(plagiarized from castboolits.com) "Boolits= as God laid it into the soil, grand old Galena, The Silver Stream graciously hand poured into molds for our consumption. . . Bullets= Machine made utilizing Full Length Gas Checks as to provide projectiles for the masses" EDIT - Uniquedot beat me to it!

@ northark147 - Personally, I would've hid the ashtray before the photo shoot, but I'm a sissy that way ;) - nice setup

Newb mistake I bent my decapping rod in an old Herters die set and replaced with a piece of 8-32 all thread, used the old sizer ball / pin vise reamed out to accept the current replacement Hornady pins with the wide round/ flat base so theres no need to machine a pin vice into the all thread...

I had only remembered seeing the Tokyo arsenal marking and M with the arrow through it on the blade of the bayonet but I just dug it out and lo and behold a serial on the pommel, darn, had me excited there for a minute.

These are a bit more reasonable:

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@ WW -Thanks W Wolf - great site -that's where I got most of my info :) @ JT - You're a wealth of insight, great point on records/ arsenals being atomized those fateful days, good reminder that I need to check the "if I can't Google it it doesn't exist" thinking at the door sometimes. Original...

@ goon - I didn't think of it that way, as investment in experience, very good point. I just interpreted the OP to be about recouping money spent on upgrading and customizing.

There's certainly duds out there but any scope shouldn't even flinch at the recoil of a 223. If your looking for an investment I personally would look elsewhere, you could probably shoot your 1000 rounds for nothing though and resell for nearly the same price. Even if you took a "loss" and sold...

I'm in the same exact boat my friend, I've nearly worn out my interest in trying to precision shoot the 10/22s, even though I know I'll still shoot them the most... But like you I presume, I want to reach out a bit farther, faster, flatter - maybe without playing the "bad ammo" card with those...