I have a friend looking to buy a Chronograph. Figured I would put some feelers out to see if any are available on here. Located in central MN, looking to work out a FTF purchase.

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My budget is a quality gun i'll be happy with for many years. The gun will more in likely be a Remington 700 SPS Varmint or Savage 12FV. I also haven't looked at them in awhile because its probably not going to happen in the short term.

When the time comes, I'm going to want to talk scopes!

Thanks everyone for the help!

At this time i'm not interested in the reclaimed shot. Maybe if i can't make the economics work out with new shot i'll revisit it.

anybody local carry graphite and washed reclaimed lead shot? shipping kills any hope of saving money.

Scratch wrote:How about reclaimed lead shot? A quick google search found one selling 50 pounds of it for 60 bucks shipped

The 50lbs for $60 is not washed or graphite

Where is the cheapest store to buy lead shot? Looking to buy in the metro or central Minnesota,going to need 3-4 25lb bags of #8 shot for shooting clays.

Thanks for the help everyone, right now it's a toss up between the Remington sps and savage 12fv. I would maybe lean towards the savage for the 1:9 rate of twist. I would also probably get the Nikon m-233 4-16x42 or the vortex diamondback hd 4-16x42 I can upgrade the stock and/or trigger in the futu...

I had to stop at GM to return a gift last night, so I decided to take a look. Here are a couple of my observations after looking at the Ruger American, Remington 700 SPS Varmint, Savage (I forgot the Model number) Ruger American: Nice gun, no frills, The bolt wasn't as smooth as the savage but for a...

Primary Purpose: Target and Varmint Hunting My first rifle, everything else I own are shotguns, pistols or rimfire. What I’m looking for: -Bolt Action -Thinking of mounting a 4-12, 4-14 or 4-16 scope on it. Nikon P223 or Vortex, would prefer to have turrets (Vortex Diamondback HP 4-16X42mm w/ SF for...

Its only 500 bullets of each, they were cheaper than Berry's. I'll test the Berry's and the Xtreme bullets side by side in the .380.

I'm curious about the bayou bullets also, I may try them in the future

i ended up buying Qty-500 of .380 100grain bullets and Qty-500 of 9mm 124grain bullets a week ago. I think they are due to arrive tomorrow. I'm looking forward to trying them out.

Can you buy the Stainless Steel Pin Media locally? If so, where?

I found this place, $35.65 for 5 pounds of SS pin media shipped to my door:
http://www.bullseye-reloading.com/Pellet-Pins-Tumbling-Media.html

This seems to be the best deal i can find! Any thoughts?

I made the journey out to OldmanFCSA's yesterday for a morning of training. I learned a lot and confirmed a lot of my processes are correct. He had all the equipment to simulate the same why I do things at home. His knowledge of reloading is amazing, plus all the tricks and tips make everything effi...

I'll admit I'm uneducated on coated lead bullets, Bayou Bullets for example, but I'm alittle uneasy about shooting them thru my Glock's with stock barrels. Then i found this on GlockTalk's forum about Bayou Bullets: http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1509299 Thanks for everyone...

If you like the Berry's, why not get them directly from their I wanted to try a 250 before ordering a lot of them. Berry's have free shipping over $75, so if I would have only ordered one box of 250 i would have had to pay shipping. I was at Cabelas and seen them there, 100% impulse buy and thinkin...

I'm asking what and where do people get their bulk .380/9mm pistol bullets? This is for 100% target practice and punching holes in paper. All the bullets I've been looking at are either FMJ or Plated. I'm shooting them down a stock glock barrel, so i'm not interested in lead bullets. I want them coa...