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Sounds a lot like my setup. I have my great-grandfathers wood bench (he was a carpenter) that he built so I was a little reluctant to start drilling it full of holes:uhoh: So I made a stand for the Redding powder measure (not clamped down in the pic) and mounted my 3 presses to a 2x6 and...

Yeah almost 40lbs worth:neener: J/k jcwit. Sorry I've never used sawdust. I use walnut and corncob...I'm a follower:(

thanks Jake, I'm in arlington too!

Newbie here. I have a Redding Model 3 powder measure with the bench mount (removeable). It has standard 7/8" - 14 threads and a universal drop tube, all standard. I am also using a standard set of Lee 9mm dies. The powder through expanding die has a screw in funnel adapter on the top. My...

The P6 is remarkably accurate in my opinion as well as several other P6 owners. Like Brad (CCR) said it's a real value.

I didn't turn mine white, but i did Duracoat them black and they turned out great! I have also seen others use Krylon Fusion with mixed results.

I have owned my 870 express for at least 12 years, its been my only dove gun since my single shot New England Pardner (still have that too). Never a spot of rust on it and I have probably shot 3-4K rounds through that thing! No special beeswax here, just cleaner and a wipe down the way my...

Ordered my duracoat today for my P6. So now my $300 gun will be a $380 gun:neener:

The feeding of HP's is a real issue for some. It is however intermittent at best. Some early models feed well, some don't. Mine is a 5/79. I polished the feedramp and have had no issues with HP feeding. Over at SigForum.com the consensus recommended round is the Federal Classic 115gr JHP...

I'm with rellascout. Better deals to be had. +1 for Sig, but I am aspiring to the HK someday.

My dad had a full size baby eagle in .40 and I guess we just got the lemon of the bunch. We put over 1000 rounds through that thing and had a FTF with almost every magazine. The gun was NIB when purchased, using factory reloads:rolleyes:, with the factory mags. He sent it to his shop on...

P229 for me. :)

Sniper X, welcome to Sig. Although not a P225, the P6 is a great gun and will, with any luck, fuel an addiction to Sig. Can't beat a German gun for $300, right?

Yeendy, check here http://www.blade-tech.com/Tactical-Light-Holster-w-Paddle-pr-967.html for a holster for the TLR-1 and P229 combo. TLR-1 owner for my own P229R and I highly recommend it.

For me the one size bigger pants is not necessary. In fact the fat protruding from my rear love handle soaks up my P229 quite nicely. I carry in a Galco Skyops at about 4 o'clock. I'm 6'5" 225, not quite portly, but I have softness in the right places. Edit: and I wear regular leather belts...

Sig, because Monkeybear said it was awesome.

Fins, I have both on the P229, but once you bring on that LED there is no such thing as nite sights for some time. I would guess the same would be true after one muzzle flash. The chance of you finding those little green dots after a fireball went off 3ft from your face are slim to none.

Right after you get to Heaven and God asks why should I let you in here, he'll probably ask this question...:banghead:

Sweet set of .45's! Now you need to pick up an IWB for it!

Not sure that 2,000 rounds of anything is going to be a walk in the park on a bum shoulder. I agree that he needs to take whichever he plans on carrying MOST of the time. No sense in training with the Glock and carrying the 1911. (or vice versa)