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14 months; forget that. Hell I might be dead by then.

I had a real bad experience with an FN P-9; it wouldn't shoot reloads and the factory said they don't build guns around reloads and I can understand that because there are idiots out there that load everything imaginable. But I was loading to within SAMMI specks and spent a month trying every...

Hummmm that doesn't surprise me. A light load wouldn't matter, the primer either goes off or not and if it goes off it definitely fills the case with fire.

Has anyone here had an experience purchasing an E. R. Shaw Mark VII Custom Bolt Action Rifle? I happened to drive by their manufacturing facility and stopped by for a minute walking out with a catalog that has the "buy juices" flowing. I'd like to hear from an owner though...

I'd go to like a Salvation Army store or the equivalent and find an old heavy dining room server or the old dresser (if that's what it's called) that's about waste high. You will have a solid surface, a heavy base and lots of storage for your loading goodies.

Absolutely the Speer Reloading Manual #14 unless there's a #15 out now.

Taurus, Glock (just don't like them no technical reason), S&W semi-auto, Ruger center-fire semi-auto; those are all handguns by the way.

When primers were scarce I asked CCI or what ever you have. Once I ended up with Winchester small and large pistol primers and I cant say I had any complaints about them and I don't remember a misfire. Nowadays CCI's seem to have misfires so I'm considering changing brands. I look forward...

Last time I was at the steel target range I saw a guy with an open style red dot sight that slipped into the dovetail that his open sights were mounted in. Does anyone know who is making such a sight?

I bought the CZ 85 with adjustable sights because I use it for target shooting. It's a great gun for the money, nice trigger pull, high capacity magazine and reliable. I bought one because I never read or heard anyone say anything bad about them.

That's an easy question...to make money.

Hands down get a CZ, great shooter, very nice trigger, large capacity magazine and reliable. CZ is a great gun value. Stay away form Ruger center fire pistols, crappy trigger pull and not reliable.

So hold on a second, you have now diagnosed me as insane for sharing my leading problem that had the very same facts as another poster. This rises to a whole new level of "what's in it for you to be so helpful to Missouri Bullets that you would say something so ridiculous?" If any body's...

Now the truth comes out. So when you report on accuracy, you wont be serious. These are the standards of MB user reviews. Don't worry about leading, we already know there wont be any since I'm the only one in history that had a leading problem...well no me and the guy who authored the other...

Hey don't be posting stuff like that when you're trying to make people think you know what you're talking about, it makes you look bad, real bad.

I'm going to give Bob at Penn Bullets a chance to get in on that bet before I post pictures and post my SD on money shot loads.

bds you're hilarious, I have to give you the most stars for being a salesman or do you own Missouri Bullet? or maybe paid per post for your sales pitches? What you ought to do is buy a couple thousand Penn Bullets so you know what else is out there; you just might switch suppliers. Now I...

Hornady Lock N Load's the only way to go LOL

I think it's a simple case of not paying attention. My first post made it perfectly clear yet everybody wants to convince me I'm wrong; that's when things go wrong in the communications area. Brad and I had a wonderful exchange of PM's where I shared what I experienced while others seemed to...