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Maybe too obvious, but make sure the disc is set with the arm in the appropriate slot. I too made a mistake with it and just set the disc on top and didn't pay attention to the placement.

Thanks; for reference, I wouldn't be reloading for the revolver. My brother is on his own :-)

My dad who passed last year left me with a Henry 44 mag, and my brother a S&W 44 mag revolver. He also had some 44 mag reloading items which is nice. My brother is not keen on reloading, but I have reloaded for years. Looking at the load data, a rifle 44 mag appears to allow a slightly higher...

Just saw this, kind of ridiculous that there is so much controversy over this. No one would know these are bible veruses if they didn't know the bible to begin with.

What do you do to polish the gun? What parts/areas?

Kind of an answer to your question as far as taxes and income goes, if this wouldn't be your primary source of income, you can declare it as hobby income, and there are seperate forms and such for that. But if you figure in the cost of equipment, materials and the works, surely if you were...

Just ran across this on Armslist, maybe they will ship... http://www.armslist.com/posts/17391/milwaukee-wisconsin-shotguns-for-sale-model-235-stevens-side-by-side-12-gauge Might be able to talk them down a bit to make shipping and FFL not so bad.

I am wondering what sort of back issues you have that you think would prevent you from handling a 12 ga.... Reason I ask is because I am by far a tall/big person plus I have had serious back issues (diagnosed when I was 6, 3 metal rods in my back with 9 - 4" screws later....and here I am) and...

I've never shot a Savage, but picked up a Tikke T3 Hunter a couple months ago, it shoots wonderfully from the bench and, is more accurate than I am. After "playing" with several rifles months ago, including Savage, I fell for the Tikka, T3 Lite, just got a better deal on the Hunter (not...

You need to post the full URL, that one comes up exactly as it is there "newsle...mber.html"

This die looks like any other decapping/sizer die that you can buy. It has the typical threading with a lock ring and all. The INSIDE is what I was talking about the cavity of the die.... Is there a way to tell if it is a full length or neck sizer?

I have an old Sizer die I just acquired, on the die itself it states "30-06 Sizer" but it doesn't have any "clues" as to whether or not it is just a neck sizer or a FL. How do you tell what it is? What is the difference in the construction? As far as I can tell, pulling the decapping rod up...

I have a Lee Loader for 10 ga. It was passed to me, but I don't plan on reloading any 10 ga shells. It doesn't state what size, so I would assume just 2 3/4. But it is in perfect usable condition. You can have it for $35 shipped. Pictures are below.

Forgive my stupidity, what does it mean to "seat of the lands?"

I have a Leupold Rifleman that came with my Tikka, but I had a Burris FFII already waiting to get mounted. So I am selling the Rifleman, if you're interested PM me. It's a good scope, compared to the Burris, but I do prefer the Burris over it, hence the reason I'm selling the Rifleman.

I have found that www.loadmastervideos.com is very useful. Lots of videos, a forum to ask questions specifically to Lee equipment. It's a good resource.

Thanks for the information homers. After searching the net, I went to the only two local sport goods places that would have both scopes. Scheels and Gander Mountain. Both have the Burris Fullfield II but neither had the Bushnell Elite 4200, but carried the 3200. It's my understanding that...

I hate to start another thread like this, but I am just hitting a wall at this moment. I am looking at either the Bushnell Elite 4200 3-9x40 or the Burris Fullfield II 3-9x40. Straightup, a lot of folks may say just get the 4200, I've read countless pages, reviews, forums etc on both of them...

My understanding of most of the quality composite stocks is that they are a plastic/fiberglass resin. They are unlike "typical" plastics in that they don't break down, if you will, like some more household type of plastics. And if you've read anything environmental, plastics don't break down...

Maybe this is just my pyro-side talking, but I do believe you need a magazine for any quantity of powder over 50 LBS....80LBS sitting on a shelf sure won't cut it....