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One gun for her, two for me, one gun for her, two for me, ad infinitum.

Every time. I am getting old and blind, so at the price of brass these days, I want to see every shiny piece of it wherever my bottom feeder throws it.

Seems to me I read somewhere most real life defense situation occur in the rule of 3's, less than 3 yards, 3 shots average, and done in 3 seconds. So, should we only shoot at life size targets at 9 feet, with only 3 rounds in the mag? IDPA, IPSC, and USPSA encourage speed and accuracy. Somehow I...

Very nice Springer. 1911's can be a bit finicky about bullet shape and length. However, most newer guns can feed most anything you can buy off the shelf. I do reload, and load my SWC bullets to a shorter OAL as they feed better that way, but do feed well. RN are always slicker'n snot. WWB is how...

Don't listen to 'em, you will have a great time with the single stage, and if you do reach the point where you want more rounds per hour, you can always pick up a progressive without having to buy all the accessories. :D At least that's what I always told my self when I still had room on my...

I taper crimp to .469 +/-.001

Has anyone mentioned chrony yet?

Woodsman, are you sure you weren't at my local range last week. I watched a CCW class shoot at one berm, followed by two guys who shot several pistols, and then came over to let me know I could pick brass over there, except they had picked up all the .45acp. :cuss:

15 cases too many for an inertial puller? oh pshaw. I hammered out 35 last Thursday night, and almost have use of my right hand again. :D That said, I believe you have hinted at one of the most important aspects of setting up your dies. Dummy rounds. Figure a small number of dummys you can use...

I am very pleased with my LNL-AP. Might one call Shenanigans?

cyanide gun and a shovel to quickly dispose of the evidence in case one of the neighborhood pets pulls it. :D

Many moons ago, a couple of friends and, I called coyotes with a cheapo battery operated cassette deck and a wounded cottontail tape quite successfully. We did well enough for me to use a Ruger single six .22 mag. Now, I seldom call, but have a 22-250 in the pickup in case one presents himself...

TR that picture has me drooling. I grew up eating elk, and most were killed with a 250-3000 Savage, yeah small, but placement is everything. .308 oughta be dandy if you can put the bullet where you want it.

From one who has the USPSA addiction, if you are not reloading, invest in a good reloader, or stock in an ammunition company. Gun games are the most fun you can have with a holster on. :D

The local group here bought a Texas Star this winter, and we had our first match using it last Saturday. Yes, some people burned a 10rd mag without clearing the star, but overall everyone got into the spirit and had a great time with it. Sure, you could call it a carnival challenge, but it sure...

I bought the bottom of the line Kimber, the Custom II, and love it. Have about 5k rounds through it now, practice and competition. I did chuck the plastic MSH for an Ed Brown, but nothing had broken there, just wanted the EB MSH and magwell.

I did see, awhile back, a young lady with crossed single actions across her lower back. Ahem, made for an interesting observation, but haven't really considered it for my old wrinkly self.

C'mon, that was a great song. Only gun free zone signs around here are at the hospital, and I really don't know if I want to flame them. Next hospital is a long ways away in an emergency.

What a hoser. :rolleyes:

Good ears and good reaction. Also a good reason for setting up a light to shine in the case after a powder drop, (or powder cop die), and physically look into each case for powder levels. I caught a double throw last weekend by doing that. Still dunno how I managed to throw a double charge in an...