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here is a neat stocking stuffer for your christmas lists. http://www.hoppes.com/products/ca_air_freshener.html

When I do powder checks I take the shell out at station 2 and weigh it before dumping powder in it. I have a electronic scale so I just tare the scale. Put the weighed shell back in position 2 and cycle press. Take the charge shell and reweigh it for the powder weight. This eliminates the...

It all depends on how much you want to spend. Do you plan to buying one or make one? I have seen guys use two sawhorses with a board on top of them. Homemade Pvc. I have made 2 of these. I use small sand bags to keep the wind from knocking them over. They are cheap to make/replace...

Has anyone tried the brass/nut wizard for picking up brass? I am just wondering if it works and how may rocks it picks ups http://www.thenutwizard.com/ammovideo.html

Fyi bullets and primers are in short supply. Even if you do buy the reloading equipment you still might not be able to reload. I just paid $50 for a 1k box of small pistol primers and I am still looking for large pistol and small rifle ones.

Just get some snaps caps http://www.pistoleer.com/azoom/

AWA makes a pump but it is only chambered for cowboy rounds. http://www.awaguns.com/ Article in Guns Magazine: http://www.gunsmagazine.com/Features/0209b/Ftr0209b.html

Did you want an orginal wwii M1carbine or a reproduction one? Auto ordnance is making new ones. Old wwii ones are getting hard to find. http://www.auto-ordnance.com/PA-1AO_m1.html

Pvc pipe and 1x2. I didn't add the end caps. I didn't glue all of the pieces together I just glues the 90 and t sections to straight sections. This way you have 5 pieces that fit in a bag fairly well. I have added some eye bolts to the the front and one on the legs and use some tent anchors...

I have already bought my black gun and ammo cause I knew this day was coming.:barf:

People are buying up ammo for the next four years just in case "he whose name must not be spoken" wins the election.

They are $0.85 and are found in the nuts in bolts aisles in one of the bins.

I have mine bolted to a 2x4 & plywood and then bolt that down to the bench when I am reloading. I have never reloading without out the strong mounts so I can't help with if it is needed, but it is nice. IT should fit the 450 as long as the mounting hole are the same.

With cells phones and what not hanging on belts these days I don't think a bulge would be a problem. It only becomes a problem if the pistol becomes unconcealed.

I have my press mount to some 2x4 and plywood. I would c clamp it the the kitchen table when reloading. It worked ok but the kitchen table was wobblely. Now I have a bench to bolt it to.

I read people have good luck with a folding work table. http://www.sears.com/shc/s/s_10153_12605_Tools_Garage+%26+Tool+Storage_Tables%2C+Clamping

I don't have to worry about grass where I shoot. Cactus, dirt, rocks, and some bushes. I usually can find my brass.

I have my press bolted to some 2x4 and plywood. Then I can bolt this to my bench when reloading. I used to c clamp it to a kitchen table before I got my bench. on new bench c clamped to the table

The energizer batteries that came with the Eotech. Mine wasn't the regular AA model I think they were the Lithiums. It ate and softened the plastic around batteries terminals and coroded the metal. The black stuff on the top of the battery is some of the plastic. Mine was > 2 years old...

FYI. I had one on my M1A socom. I left the batteries in it and they leaked and the acid ate the plastic around the batteries. So you guys might want to remove the batteries when not using it.