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I too was lured by the siren song of the cheap S&B primers at Cabela's last winter. I've loaded and shot almost 1k of large rifle in a variety of calibers, and almost 2k of small pistol in 9mm ammo.
Zero problems here, I'd buy more.

Double Alpha competition double belt. Great solid, stiff belt for USPSA or other competition. Inner and outer velcro belt with keeper, size 42, black. I wore this maybe 8 times last year, lost some weight so this one doesn't fit me anymore. My loss is your gain. :) This looks brand new. Here is the ...

Once again, Oakdale Gun Club hosts it's famous 'Introduction to Firearms for Women' class. It is not too late to register for next week's class. This informational workshop is taught by certified safety instructors. This is a way for Women to get their basic questions about firearms answered in a sa...

Boy that gun looks great with the walnut on it, Sam. Totally changes the look!

I got great service from Gorman Optical in Roseville. A small place, but that woman really knows her stuff. Made me a great pair of shooting glasses a few years ago. Something that I tried lately, though, is these stickon lenses... http://www.walmart.com/ip/38092969?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=2222222...

I see that there's a one day Appleseed Project shoot scheduled at Oakdale Gun Club on Saturday, February 20.
I've been thinking about dressing warm and attending, who else will be going?

Congrats, they are fine shooters. Mine is not ammo picky, but loves regular old CCI Standard Velocity.

I have an 'Intro to Handguns' class on the schedule at Oakdale Gun Club on Sunday, September 20, from 1-5pm. Includes safety instruction, handgun basics, grip/stance/sight picture etc, and sooooo much more. Also includes live fire on the range. Shoot me a PM or email if you are interested in more in...

Another vote for Ruth Piano Movers. Very professional, almost made it look easy. Almost.
I think I would change the combination on a used safe.

In our house, we have a Springfield Loaded stainless 9mm, and a 9mm Range Officer. Both have been great pistols, don't have any issues, accurate, pleasant to shoot.

I also have issues with CBC brass in 9mm. It seems to work OK when I'm loading jacketed bullets, but when I load my larger diameter cast projectiles, I get a large percentage that fail the case gauge. I just sort them out, and don't use them anymore for cast reloads. Brass walls thicker maybe? Stiff...

The trouble with any ammunition, is that one of those will likely shoot better in your rifles than others. Problem is, you won't know until you try...

And I'd be looking for a divorce lawyer right after it arrived. Wow, what a pile of lead!

Same as everyone else-parking lots. I like big parking lots with lots of open space, able to park away from crowds. I'll leave the gun in the car or trunk, easy to inspect without waving it about.
Menards, Fleet Farm have worked well for me, and easy for people to find.