tacticalninja32 wrote:So what are you selling

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Thanks, sold all of it.

The OWNER of this stuff says " MAKE AN OFFER ". So get your kid started in loading his own ammo.
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user293 wrote:i have 800 Large Pistol magnums that i dont have a use for anymore, so id like to trade them for some small Rifle primers, which i know ill use. Ill sell em outright for 20 bucks cash. let me know if anyones got something. thanks!

PM sent, as I have what you need to swap.

I have a RCBS full length die set for .300 SAV that I want to trade for a .38 spl. or 44 spl./mag. carbide pistol die set. Lee or RCBS are fine or I will sell it outright for $25.00. Set includes a primer pocket cleaner, and a spring loaded primer setting rod and shellholder. PM if you have other re...

Thanks for the replies, but have enough now.
Bob

I have owned one and shot the hell out of it. It was great. Like any small guns today, they need a few hundred through them to smooth out. Carefullly clean them and then decide their fate. Ammo is important too. Some to light and 100% function is not a gaurentee, others, like Herters, is too hot and...

Get this one. In Scott County the law reads, NO! to the discharge of any single projectile, which is a BB or Pellet or a bullet, but shot guns are OK as long as you are 750 ft. from any inhabited bldg. including your own house, barn etc. Now does that make any sense? And why should it since the peop...

OK, I really liked the responses, and have looked into the loads suggested and the problems closer, with the suggestion made. I found this: I used a hotter load of 5 gr. Unique and skipped the crimp all together, with this .125 gr. lead FN. The MOL is 1.169, I am at 1.150, which puts me in the middl...

I still have not found a good load for the Glock 17, 9mm even with the wolf bbl. I have 125 grain FN lead and I am trying a 5.5 unique load now and the stock 17 lb spring. I tried the 11 LB. spring and it didn't jam, but it beat the gun to death. I will bring the 13 lb spring next time, but I think ...