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Like most have said in this post the M1A is a must have. I am not a huge fan of the AR-10. I found it reliable and accurate. But more comfortable with the ar-15. One of my favorite is the FNAR. Its similar to the Browning BAR. Worth a look see.

I've used only redding dies on my 650 and single stage. But I favor redding dies over others.

I stuck with power pistol for quite awhile. Meters well and never had a problem. I bought a few lbs of CFE to try out eventually.

A safe is more of a deterrent in the event of a break in giving authorities time to respond to your security system if you have one implemented. If its not bolted down with the proper moving cart it can be lifted and moved out of the home in minutes. Bolted down with some leverage it can be...

Wet tumbling is the way to go. Steel pins soap water lemi shine and 1-3 hours the brass comes out like new regardless of what it looked like when it started. A magnet in a plastic mag and strainer helps when sorting the brass from the pins.

open office use to be a great program with a spreadsheet application similar to excel. Comes on most versions of Linux and they have a windows version. I believe you can save as an excel form so you may open later on. The consumer version of google is not safe. If you take the time to read...

We're getting another foot tomorrow. Ive already cleaned lubed and waxed everything. My plan is to inventory reloading supplies

I started with the hornady lock and load classic. I noticed a huge improvement when I went to the co-ax. Ive always used redding dies and the runout caused by the lock and load was terrible. Same die same batch of brass and no runout from the co-ax. That was a win for me I got use to ergonomics...

The sinclair setup is great! Also if not in your toolbox a ball micrometer is very helpful