Last night, my wife went to the Ladies Pistol Night event at Bald Eagle Sportsman's Association in Hugo, run by Terrie Williams and had a great time, was able to get assistance with a couple minor miscues and get some great instruction in a supportive environment, and saw a marked improvement in he...

I am thinking the 650 or LnL would be best and will probably load about 1000 to 2000 same caliber rounds per set up. Thanks "crbutler" you are correct about the prices if you add the case feeders it is about $60 more for the 650 vs the LnL. (Did not think about it but will probably add on...

different calibers on the LNL AP vs the Dillon machines needing multiple toolheads in order to achieve similar speed. ... to be fair, the LNL-AP package only comes with 3 LNL bushings ... more, ain't cheap! ... in the end, I'd guess 3 - 4 bushings for every new die set is about the same as a new to...

I just went through the same choice and picked the LNL AP. Same here; my prior experience is all with a single stage, so there was a lot of research to do. My research (once I got past the fanboyism on both sides and found information that seemed objective) indicated that from a quality standpoint,...

Sam is 100% right that if republican candidates want to get anywhere, they need to drop the "religious right" issues. As a financially conservative, socially liberal gun owner, I haven't felt as though I had a good choice at the polls in MANY years. Both parties have major flaws IMO. I can...

To the OP: if for some reason the many offers of help already put forth in this thread don't work out for you, another good option would be to contact Terrie Williams: http://www.trainingoptionsllc.com/Home_Page.html She's another local instructor who occasionally runs Women on Targe...

Interesting question, and one I had honestly never considered before. My brain just filed it under "it's perfectly legal, what issue could insurers possibly have with it?" I look forward to the replies of more knowledgeable people...

No joy on primers this morning @ Oakdale. I even got somebody to look in the back for them. They had more pistol ammo on the shelf than the last time I was there, but still no 9mm. Their reloading aisle is sort of half set up. Quite a bit of Hornady and RCBS equipment, dies, some bullets & brass...

Scratch wrote:They were behind the gun counter if you're looking.

Thanks for the heads-up on that; I'll make sure to look there and/or track down an employee to ask.

Fleet farm in Hudson has CCI SPP in stock Today. 31.99 per 1000. They now have a thousand less though.... Also had magnums and rifle primers but I didn't buy any. They had a whole aisle of stuff, mostly empty waiting for lots of new stuff coming. Powder was coming next week my friend who works ther...

Sweet, thanks for putting them up. Looks like that no-shoot I hit was my only penalty on the stage, so I guess hooray?

I see this week's scores got posted, but last week's didn't. Did you ever find out what happened to last week's scores? On some level, it's not like I'm remotely close to winning, but I'd like to know how badly DRILLING that no-shoot's head hurt me on the long stage.