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+1 TurtlePhish You only have to be 21 to purchase from a dealer. 18 to purchase directly from and in-state individual.

Great point arcticap! Ammo. When I used to shoot 3-position small bore, some places like Champion Shooter's Supply, you use to be able to buy samples of ammo (50 or 100 rnd) and then order a whole case of the lot number that worked best. Eley worked best for my two Anschütz rifles. RWS...

+1 owen What kind of 50 meter shooting? -3-Position -Prone -Benchrest -Running Boar I'd go with what many have said, Anschütz. I have two that I used for 3-postion shooting. I started out with a Match 64 and then moved up to a 54 Super Match Free Rifle.

Are you asking about the bullet weight or the use of round nose bullets in a lever gun or both? With the bullet weight, you should be fine. You do have a reloading manual right? As for the round nose in a lever gun, I can't help you there.

Dirty powder? Just sprinkle it out in your lawn for fertilizer. Can't de-prime? You say that you're reloading right? Your sizing die did come with a de-capping pin didn't it? You could alway just run the primed brass through your gun and set off the primers.

Bummer. :(

Thanks Ian, Great write up on FN! Need to see more picture of that tour. John M. Browning Firearms Museum in Ogden, Utah http://theunionstation.org/index.php/museums-2/john-m-browning-firearms-museum/ John M. Browning Firearms Museum Facebook page...

Dan is a good guy. I've bought many a reloading components from him. Hi-Tech Ammo If you go to Knob Creek he'll bring your order and save you the shipping and Haz-Mat.

Never kept records, but the last time I was at the bench I went through about 42 lb. of powder. The .50 is a hungry beast.

Welcome to PA! Everything short of a Thermonuclear device is legal here. Since this is your new residence, you will be getting a new driver's license. Once you get your new license there will be no fuss or muss purchasing a firearm. Where are you located? I'm in southern Butler Co.

$50 around here.

That's good news NFL! GD, If you find out great, but I guess it's no biggy if you can't since things look to be taken care of. Thanks again.

GD, Can you offer a little help to the seller on eBay that you got the geared motor from? Was it new or used?

Joatmon, Do you have a link to the surplus center you mentioned?

Doing a little cross referencing from the specs of the above geared unit, this might be the motor that is used. http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/search.shtml?searchQuery=4m068&op=search&Ntt=4m068&N=0&GlobalSearch=true&sst=subset $21.00 I would call and talk to someone first before...

Between this old thread (650 case feeder electric motor replacement)over on Brian Enos site and the info you gave, this is probably the gear-reduction motor they use. http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/search.shtml?searchQuery=3m098&op=search&Ntt=3m098&N=0&GlobalSearch=true&sst=subset $57.45...

Check out industrial supply places like Grainger or McMaster-Carr Does your dead motor have a data label on it? I don't have a Dillon (gasp!) so I'm not familiar with the motor they use. Could you post some pictures? I'll try to help.

You may try asking David Spiwak (C3 Dealer). If I recall correctly, he had one for sale not too long ago. http://www.davidspiwak.com/

It will work just fine. My full size, F/A UZI's barrel is cut back to 8-3/8 to use the Gemtech Mk-9k with the barrel nut mount.

I put a loop of tape on the backside of the photo then wide clear packing tape over it.