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Tom; Are you charging cases on your press or on the bench? Also, rifle or handgun? My thought is if you are charging on the bench and for handgun to consider measuring powder by volume rather than weight. A set of Lee dippers may be worth a try. You'd want to confirm by weight what each...

Good job Chief! Those silly bullets probably weighed more than the bench :)

Otto: It sounds like the issue with your (and your son's) Pro 2000 can not be resolved easily. At this point, it may be better to just part ways with it. I'll take one for the team here and humbly accept the broken press. No need to pony up for postage either...got ya covered. ;)...

Thanks for the additional responses guys! GW Starr said: "RCBS's APS system is a wonderfully safe priming system, IMO it removes one of the most dangerous aspects of reloading. You will never explode more than one or two primers at a time....no matter how careless you are at the crank...

Did allot of reading last year on Lil'Gun for 357 Magnum. Granted the following is therefore based more on hearsay rather that my own experience. Bottom line was Lil'Gun is OK in carbines/rifles but not in revolvers (I stick to 2400 in 357 revolvers)

Thanks for the very insightful responses thus far. I appreciate each pointing out the technical differences mentioned. I can also appreciate brand loyalty if for no other reason. Hmmm...I wonder if the red Hornady would clash with the red Lee press. Then again, the Pro 2000 would match my...

First off, the title is NOT to suggest you should have bought the Hornady :) Both the RCBS and Hornady are top contenders for my next press (currently use a Lee Classic single stage). If the RCBS has an advantage(s) over the Hornady, then I have no issue spending the extra $100 or so. So my...

Thanks guys. I was watching some Youtube videos last night and decided to order some rubberized Talons. They look almost "factory". The Hogue Handall is probably what I actually want to make the grip thicker. However, they definitely look non-factory at the top...like an afterthought...

What do you recommend for stick-on grips? I have the regular and extended mags for this pistol. I've handled a S&W M&P and must say I love the feel of their grip. I also have larger than normal hands (not monsters...just larger than normal) and think the extra padding will fill my hand...

You don't need an AR15. Buy a shotgun. Buy a shotgun. :uhoh: http://http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eatJYdLCGcI

I'd duck for a 410 too!

Just ask Joe Biden :rolleyes:

10-4 RC. No cutting. Hopefully I'll get decent accuracy and not have to do anything.

Thanks again guys. I picked up a few boxes of Federal Truball and Winchester Super X rifled slugs today. No markings on either regarding choke limitations. If accuracy is poor, looks like I could remove close to 1/4" from the barrel and still keep the bead sight:). May or may not be...

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Thanks JMR. Is the barrel just too hard for a pipe cutter?

You've got me thinkin' RC. I've read both ok and not ok to shoot slugs through a full choke. Pretty typical for most boards though where everyone's an expert...including me sometimes :D. You've been around for some time though and I trust your judgement. Is accuracy my only real "concern"...

I want to shoot slugs from my H&R 20 gauge Topper but understand the full choke may be a little tight to do so safely. Should I cut the barrel back until the muzzle I.D. is at modified choke diameter? If accuracy is not good at this point, cut off a little more for an open/cylinder diameter...

Thanks for the links brainwake. I like the idea of a hammock too. Its been in the back of my mind to get a tarp suitable for a Henessey or Warbonnet should I go that route someday.

Now thats just funny right there though it probably wasn't at the time:) I'll check out the Nemo tent.