Glad to hear that you have plans to get out.
Let us know how it goes.
Let us know how it goes.
Off to the Range for some testing
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Amazing how fast you can blow away 100 rds of ammo even with a revolver. Then when you get three or four shooting eats them up fast. Relading on my single stage AINT GONNA GET IT.
Been checking out the Lee 1000 ( $174) and the Lee Load Master ( $244) progressive presses. Each comes with one set of dies (carbide). If I get a set of carbide dies only its around $60 anyway. Difference is the 1000 is a 3 hole station (comes with a 3 die set), and the Load Master is 5 (comes with a 4 die set). With the cost of cheap .38s at $18-19 for 50 vice under $7 to reload good ones either one will pay for itself pretty quick. With the addition of another die plate and dies either one can load multiple calibers including rifle. Each does everything except feed the bullet....and that option is $24...There is ALWAYS options..Mounting plates, Bullet trays....Finished cartridge trays...Blast shields for the primer function....Final cost for EVERYTHING....A GAZILLION $$
Reading the reviews....It's either HATE or LOVE....
But like all things mechanical....some say bad things about a rock....dont work...dont get one, stay with a stick.... Or pay triple the price...and the reviews about them are the same....LOL
Been checking out the Lee 1000 ( $174) and the Lee Load Master ( $244) progressive presses. Each comes with one set of dies (carbide). If I get a set of carbide dies only its around $60 anyway. Difference is the 1000 is a 3 hole station (comes with a 3 die set), and the Load Master is 5 (comes with a 4 die set). With the cost of cheap .38s at $18-19 for 50 vice under $7 to reload good ones either one will pay for itself pretty quick. With the addition of another die plate and dies either one can load multiple calibers including rifle. Each does everything except feed the bullet....and that option is $24...There is ALWAYS options..Mounting plates, Bullet trays....Finished cartridge trays...Blast shields for the primer function....Final cost for EVERYTHING....A GAZILLION $$
Reading the reviews....It's either HATE or LOVE....
But like all things mechanical....some say bad things about a rock....dont work...dont get one, stay with a stick.... Or pay triple the price...and the reviews about them are the same....LOL
444Marlin
Hope it's just you my friend...( cheaper that way mate ) !!
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Good news
At 100 mts ( 110 yds ) both my .222 and .270 are shooting just fine.
The .222 problem was between the trigget and the ground, (yes me !)
Gotta love those Caldwell lead sleds, for sorting out things.
At 100 mts ( 110 yds ) both my .222 and .270 are shooting just fine.
The .222 problem was between the trigget and the ground, (yes me !)
Gotta love those Caldwell lead sleds, for sorting out things.
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Glad ya dont have to fork over for more optics Bucky. Now we both just have to figure out how to pack our benches and rests around hunting.....At 100 mts ( 110 yds ) both my .222 and .270 are shooting just fine.
The .222 problem was between the trigget and the ground, (yes me !)
Gotta love those Caldwell lead sleds, for sorting out things.
I will see Saturday when Buck opens back up for another 9 days with Black Powder and Center Fire Pistol. I figure if they get close enough for the pistol I can smack em in the head with it.....
"I may not agree with you, but I respect your right to say and believe it."
FOUR4D4...I heard this exact quote on an episode of "Alias". Then I saw it again here...thought it sounded familiar.
FOUR4D4...I heard this exact quote on an episode of "Alias". Then I saw it again here...thought it sounded familiar.
That's not so hard. I've done the same think. Oh ya. Many times.
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