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Cool, that is what I was hoping to hear. Thanks for the advice guys.

Hi guys, I've been reloading for quite a few years now but I have a question about a load I'm trying out for my .45-70. The problem load is with some 350gn interlocks from Hornady. I'm using H4895 behind it and starting with the low end as usual. I have to seat them to an OAL of 2.493" just...

I believe they are called "ribber" grips and are indeed very comfy to shoot big loads with. I have a Taurus tracker in .44Mag and it is truly a blast! ~Wingnut13

Hey just thought I'd ad that this place.... http://www.securitycamera2000.com/ is a good company to deal with. I use them for all my FPV stuff. I have had an issue with a camera and they were quick to send out a new one. If you look on good luck buy they have video transmitters and receivers...

Learn yourself on the subject, do it and if it doesn't work out then have another 1/2" removed by a professional. ~Wingnut13

Huh, good reason to take the teflon coated Dan Wesson..... I would be upset if something on the picnic table took that finish off. ~Wingnut13

I bought my Express in 97' used for $75. I have had no issues with it since. Oiled on occasion and shoot a bunch. I've used every kind of ammo you can think of... So I'm happy with mine. ~Wingnut13

10/22 as long as you have reliable magazines..... non of that ban era junk that got cranked out, and never feed right. -Wingnut13

I've like these, also rated for .300WM. ~Wingnut13 http://www.suppressedarmament.com/762-suppressors.html

I would love to have a.458 SOCOM upper. It's a semi-auto .45-70! Who wouldn't want that? I'm a big .45-70 fan... ~Wingnut13

You should start making those benches for others here on the board...... but the shipping might be a little steep. Very nice! ~Wingnut13

Am I the only guy that's had .45 ACP come back at me from a pin? I though it was a great idea until I got a hold of some. My buddies went out placed them at around 50 yrds or so as a lot of different calibers were being used. Anyways one of mine came back! It bounced on the ground less that 10'...

Another vote for the SS line of scopes from SWFA they are great people to deal with. I've had one on my .50 for years with no issues. No issues at all, and now with the HD line I sure wouldn't hesitate to get another. I've got it bolted down with a set of badger rings and that would get you in...

I like those pistols as well... Yesterday I picked up a S&W M&P 340 snubbie in .38/.357, last one of the year! ~Wingnut13

I picked up a set of old M1A stock cut up for stool legs. One idea I had was to use gun barrels for the foot rests. I'd take them to work and roll them on the heavy equipment. So build some stools! ~Wingnut13

Good to know, I've had one on order for quite awhile now.... but I'm stocking up on ammo though. ~Wingnut

Fill that big'un with water and liberally apply 12,000+ ft\lbs of energy from the mighty .50BMG!

I've never been disappointed with a savage firearm. So my vote goes to Savage, I have no experience with the accu~stock though. Also can I recommend the Vortex scope line. A good product from a veteran owned co. a good optic at a good price. ~Wingnut13...

Hi guys, Over the last few years as the little ones have grown up I've been buying a new rifle every couple years to build up the militia :D So for you guys who are looking for a little rifle thought I'd help you in your decision So here we go......The first two of the rifles are of the...

I had this issue on my loadmaster. It's a simple fix if it's the same problem, the powder measure was adjusted too low in the press. The cases were not fully bottoming out in the sizing die but were being crushed by the powder thrower. Hope your fix is as simple. ~Wingnut13