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Had one in a 380 Bersa I was shooting earlier in the year. They were reloads that I got from a buddy. Pulled all the remaining rounds and reloaded them myself. Never had one "yet" with one of my reloads. Kind of shakes you up a little bit when you get one. Good warning to myself never to reload...

Bad move if they want to increase membership levels.

As it has been said many times: "From My Cold Dead Hands". But I hope cooler heads will prevail before things get out of hand, because we will have all lost if it happens!

Talked to Hickok45 and his son John at the Indy NRA show. Really down to earth people that come across very nice to everyone they greet. Looking forward to seeing him again in Louisville NRA show next spring.

Without a doubt my vote is for the SAA. Really love shooting my Blackhawk and am very accurate with it. Over the years have shot a few old Colt SAA and there is nothing like it. Do love my 1911's also!

I have 2 Lee Pro1000's which I use one of them for my 45acp. The other is for 9mm which I only use once in a while. Also worth saying is that I prime with a RCBS Bench primer so the priming issue is not a problem. I also have a RCBS Rock Chucker which gets a lot of use. My main press these days...

Normally my answer is N.O.Y.B. (none of your business), but at a gun show with a guy selling holsters it is a valid question.

Fun watching them have a long gun battle in a closed room and no one has any ear problems. In the real world after a few shots you would be in some serious pain. But hey this is TV and the movies. PS: I keep a set of electronic muffs in my night stand right next to the flashlight and gun...

Must 2nd the statement on using Imperial Sizing wax, works like magic. In a pinch go to Walmart and buy some Mink Compound in the shoe department. Works just as good as Imperial. One shot I only use to spray on pistol cases

This hand primer is simple to use and I have used it to push in thousands of primers. I don't like to prime on my presses, just the way I like to do things. I also have the RCBS bench primer which also works great.

The other night I pulled the remaining 100 rounds that I had left. All were ok but I feel better knowing. Resized the brass minus the de-cap pin and will reload the rounds and put them back in my stock. Poured the powder into the flower garden. This whole incident only reinforces the fact that...

Get on the phone with RCBS, they have some really good people working the phones. May be as simple as replacing the spring clip in the ram. I have called them several times always with a solution to my problem.

I use the Lee FCD also and I have it set so it just gently puts a little pressure on the neck of the case. Have to agree completely with everything Walkalong just said above.

I always carry a couple boxes of factory ammo for the times when we shoot each others guns at the range I frequent. Just not crazy about taking any chances of someone else getting hurt.

I started out with a RCBS Rock Chucker supreme kit and learned a lot on it. Then bought 2 Lee Pro1000 one for 45acp and the other 9mm. Made many thousands of rounds on the two Lee's. Then my buddy was getting out of reloading and I purchased all his stuff for a price to good to pass up. This...

Was shooting some reloads I got from from a friend when he got out of shooting in my Bersa 380. I have never had a squid with one of my reloads yet, but I am really anal about eyeballing the charge before dropping the bullet onto the case. Was shooting the Bersa 380 for about 3 mags then...

The RKBA is up to us, not the people in Washington DC. We as law abiding gun owners need to rally and become a larger voice that can not be ignored. It is estimated that there are 100-110 million gun owners and most of them just sit and remain silent. The NRA only has around 5 million members...

I use a separate RCBS decap die, then run it through the sizing die afterwards. I have far less trouble doing things this way.

It is tough enough to keep people from doing stupid things at a firing line not to mention the bad idea of adding alcohol. At the state range I go to here in Ohio it is hard to get even cease fires to go smoothly. This get together would be a no-go for me, just my opinion.

All are locked up and I do not discuss much "gun stuff with anyone I don't trust. I never have had NRA stickers or such on my car.