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Suit up with 5 mags. You will need them all. Ask me how I know this ;) Oh, and don't get too caught up in trying to "win, place or show". Enjoy yourself and have a great time!

I taught my daughter to shoot at the age of 12. And she and the son-in-law are anxious to teach their daughter. It will be a few years, since she is only 2 1/2. AND, pappy has already put back a rifle for her :D

My contribuations have remained steady. Giving a bit less to some but, joined and contribute to Gun Owners Of America, as of last year.

Good look'n out there, ants! 14 bucks for a brand new counter? Can't beat that!

I can not really tell you where to find a like counter. Sorry! This one was removed from one of our OBI press, during an upgrade to digital controls and counter. I suggest a search at McMaster Carr or MSC Industrial Supply. Hope this helps!

The only complaint about my 40 XDm is the large grip. Even with the small insert, it is large for my hand. Keep in mind, shooting hand loads will void the warranty on a Glock. They will not repair it if something breaks.

I cut a notch in my bench, recessed the press, and hold a small plastic container in place with a metal clip. One will still get away every once in a while. You can view pics of my installation in the Lee Pro 1000 thread.

What type of ammunition are we talking about here? You didn't mention what type of case. Rimless straight wall is the only type where case length determines head space.

I did my part :cool:

None, when carrying concealed. If I haven't stopped my attacker before the mag is empty, I'm probably going to die anyhow :(

Nothing like that here in the Buckeye state either. If your neighbor (in the country, of course) calls the sheriff and complains about gun fire a deputy may join you on your range. Seriously, it has happened!

I recommend avoiding any trimmer that requires shell holders or plates. For example, the Hornady CamLock is a good machine. I have one. However, only Hornady shell holders will work. A Lyman, with their patented chuck, will chuck up pretty much any size case. Not that I am recommending it. I...

Problem: catching spent primers (another way) Solution: I notched my bench and recessed the press into the notch Then I mounted a small plastic container under the bench, held in place with a metal clip. Problem How many rounds have I loaded? Solution I mounted a small mechanical...

I too am a proud Pro 1000 owner. She is finicky to set up but, once there good to go. Fast loading machine, with bullet feeder. Problem: bullet feeder starts its upward motion before it has extended all the way under the seating die (40 caliber, 180 grain bullet). Solution: I clipped a...

Did you tick off your neighbor? :fire:

Personally, I would pitch them.

The Hodgdon Annual Manual contains inaccuruate data on the 7mm Rem. magnum, 7mm Weatherby magnum and 7mm Shooting Times Westerner. Pages 108 and 109 are incorrect and the data listed there should not be used. New, correct, pages 108 and 109 are available by request from Hodgdon ([email protected])

Tiny dents are common, but 1/8"? That sounds HUGE to me. Not to change the subject but, I suggest you check case length on that once-fired brass (a good set of dial calipers are a must for the reloading bench, since you are just starting out). For some reason the ammunition manufacturers...

Sherwood Akuna sent me a note, last night, saying his semiauto handgun brass catcher is back in stock. Simply type in his name followed by .com (no spaces). DISCLAIMER: I do not own nor have I used the Akuna Brass Catcher. I am simply helping out a fellow small business owner.

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