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Believe me my presses are the budget level, functional, sometimes very aggravating and rather slow.

Do you ever wish after watching the news you'd bought more ammo instead of having gone out to lunch. :o

Well I got my brushes for the dremel to clean primer pockets, plus all the bullets I had on order. Just ordered Blackhawk speed clips, a dozen each of 3 space and 5 space ones, for use on our backpacks.

Even for those calibers I don't have seperate presses for I do have seperate die plates all set up with the dies adjusted and locked down. Plus I mark the die, locknut and plate with an alignment mark so when I take them out of storage I can tell they are set-up then it just takes on quick check and away I go. My reloading table

Yes it does save money, if you're going to the range 3 or 4 nights a week, and are saving your brass the most expensive part, you'd realize a cost saving pretty quickly. If you watch sales for components or go to gun shows you can get some pretty good deals. The initial cost of the press is the only expensive part. I have 2 presses now, one I leave set-up for .45acp, the other I use for 9mm and will be starting on my .223 this week, I also have the dies and stuff for .380 but don't reload it, since I only shoot it about once every 3 months or so.

With all your purchases you'd better take up reloading soon.

But do you have an AR yets >:D

Voodoo sells a vest with just the Molle straps on it, then you can customize it how ever you wish.

What problem I don't see a problem. ::) I've found if you place the guns around the house so you always have one close at hand, it cuts down on the gun safe rabbit-style proliferation, who knows what goes on in there when the safe door is closed and locked.

Don't know how to play a guitar, but love to listen to them. Guns as many as you can afford! Women a definite! Fine whiskey a must Jameson's being my preference. Had to give up the cigars along with the cigarettes or I wouldn't still be around, but still once in a while I still must stroll throught the local cigar shop just to sniff.

El K-bong! ;D

Go on him :thumb: go to see youngsters with a plan and goal.

US Cavalry, Soldier City

Glad to have you. We need a member's map.

Neither HD or Lowes had the brushes I wanted, so I ordered them from Toolup.com. You can't order directly from Dremel for some reason. hopefully they want take long to get here, I have 500 .45acp, 200 .223 & 400 9mm primer pockets to clean.

I figure if she sent him for tampoons during her period the poor fellow is dead and buried in the backyard >:D

I've seen & shot some old military surplus 1911 after receiving the attention of a 1911 Gunsmith Wizard, Sweet. Hey those guys and gals created a whole new industry, even if no one uses the military surplus frames to start from anymore.

Those are the brushes I use now TM, but with the screw driver type handle, I want the Trim Mate, but it will have to wait till after Christmas or for Christmas oh Mrs Claus! I've tried fitting the brushes into my Dremel but they don't stay put, I'm going to Home Deport today to see if they have the brushes I found on their website yesterday.

I'll check it out if the one from dremel doesn't work.

Does Dremel or anyone else make a brush I could use to clean primer pockets using the Dremel. I think I found one at Dremel's website, a 1/8 diameter brass brush which should handle both the small & large pistol pockets. Right now all I have is a manual RCBS brush, which is a a bit rough on the old-ritis in my hands. I'd like to get the RCBS powered case prep, but Christmas is a coming and I have 3 chidren and 3 grandchildren and a redhead.

If he was shooting 1-handed, he probably learned along time ago. I was initially taught to shoot 1-handed in the Air Force circa 1975, when most of the military and law enforcement taught 1-handed. My Grandfather showed me the same way he was a guard at the Baltimore County Jail and trained with the Sheriff's Department. Fancy gear can be bought by anyone, expertise you have to work at, I'm still working. :auto: Bullseye shooters still do I think.

yelp but he still comes up with good ones.

Looks like the kids are having fun!

The only crime in printing is a fat lady in spanex printing a thong. >:D

I agree with MG, plus the holster covers the trigger area or at least mine does. Texas has a printing law? I think those are dummier than dirt!