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Practical? Wouldn’t seem to be. Not ever sure of a fun factor. They do have cool written all over them.

Ordered four. @hso, what an enabler you are.

If it’s a favorite, keep on hand what is needed to reload it to my hearts content. Components in supply, not necessarily loaded.

The older Co-Ax doesn’t clear as well as the newer ones. Tall dies and other tools do present a problem. Always handy to have a second press.

I purchased a Mini 30 some time ago. I purchased it because of the "unsafe" act in NY and it falls under the radar. I use it with five rounders. I don't know it's real potential for accuracy except that I can hit a six inch plate at 100 yards all day long and a foot square plate at 200. I...

I have always found IMR4831 with 140 grain bullets to be the cat's meow with my 1903 M96.

They way their presses are built, it must have been taken to the Empire State Building and dropped from the observation tower. I would contact them and call it a day. Why try a fix unless RCBS doesn't cover it.

Mines a single stage. It’s sturdy built.

Since body armor is outlawed in some states, I would guess that wood could become illegal. Its a great idea. Wonder how it would differ in weight?

Old C&H Press that I sort of restored. Got it working, it was rusty and locked up. Works great. Picture when I was constructing my new reloading bench.

Ordered five. Paid extra for the black.

I use Express to update my watch, Xero, and my GPS. Pretty easy.

My dad was a week shy of 90 when he passed. He was long past shooting his rifles due to shoulder issues. He was mostly passed shooting pistols. He enjoyed his collection, but wouldn’t let anything be done to handle them for his estate. I did an inventory for him, with serial numbers which I...

I update mine on the PC using Garmin Express. Works with the GPS, my watch, and the Xero. Easy to use. https://www.garmin.com/en-US/software/express/windows/

Depends on what you want to carry to the line? Targets, Metal Targets, staple gun, etc or something more?

I love my M39. Good shooting. I am impressed. Got mine years ago from Century Arms for $29.00. Paid an extra $10 for select. One of my favorite rifles.

Sorry to hear about your loss. My dad passed last August. He gave me all his firearms before he died. There were more than I care to think about. I gave away a bunch already.

Mine sits next to my Mini 6.8, which sits next to my Mini14. Enjoy your new Mini 30. I enjoy mine.

What about two pins and two clicks?

What he said.