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Ahhhh ha. Thanks NN

I've always wondered why SAA style revolvers reload from the right side of the cylinder; but other revolvers reload from the left. Any ideas? Thanks NN

I'm happy with my Lyman Crusher II; and it's hammered black and silver finish looks good too. NN

Can't go wrong with either; $65 is plenty of ammo to learn how to shoot.

I'm a noob with reloading, and I was looking for taper crimp dies (for 40 and 45), and came across a couple other kinds that I've never heard of; the factory crimp and the profile crimp. I'm familiar with roll and taper crimps. I've seen the threads on the Lee factory crimp; but what do they...

It's the same stuff. NN

I didn't know the strangler was born in Rochester, NY.

I bought the Otis cleaning kit. It comes in a zippered case about the size of 2 hockey pucks. I like the 360* cleaning patches that can be shifted and use a different part of the patch and the flex cable. It comes with various lengths for pistol or rifle/shotgun. They have a couple...

Thanks for the replies. I wasn't sure if a static charge was enough to ignite a primer. NN

Yes another question from a new reloader. Does anyone have their press electrically grounded? Any chance of the primers, powder, and a static charge causing a untimely detonation? Just curious. Thanks NN