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This is one of those threads that I can sort of relate to, I own 2 vests because I have 2 daughters and if it comes down to a fight IE someone wants what I need to survive and I don't want them to have it there is going to be a fight. Now I have places where my family could hide in that case but...

I Enamel paint is Testers flat paints for model Rail Roads, I airbrushed them on after the primer set over night.

What a nice rifle!

I am sorry I took it that way, I guess I should heed my own text.

Wow lets remember this is text. I also think your responses are slightly bias and I base that on the fact you sell Dillon products, having said that I am product neutral I have never purchased a new press or many other tools needed to get started and have produced accurate loads through my...

It was a standard spray can primer, rustoleum I think.

The green leather handled one is hand made by me, kind of a hobby. it was made out of a leaf spring and the blade is 13.25inches long.

It has taken a few already....

The paint is good, it is Enamel Flat and I degreased the entire weapon and primed before painting with 3 coats of colors.

Before and after airbrushing.

I have picked up my share of .308s off a range myself nothing like free brass....

But he can pick up an RCBS kit for $250 new in the box free shipping on E-bay. A set of Hornady Custom dies for around $48.00 and not worry about resale.... Plus there isn't anything wrong with used gear if it is done right....

I have nothing against Dillon products having said that, if a person is looking to start out on a shoe string or is just not sure if reloading IS for them the Dillon at $560.00 is an expensive way to start only to find out that reloading isn't for them. Time is not something that should be...

I had a neighbor that channeled his down spouts into a big galvanized tub with window screen over it. I use apple barrels.

Jmacoo I have no doubt about the Dillon however, I am WAY TO ANAL to allow automatic powder loads. Although I have not shot as many rounds as you I have had zero misfires and I will not have. I am a believer that time is not part of the reloading equation. When and if I ever need to use my...

Reloading has been a fun pastime for me for several years now. I got into reloading because I didn't like the way certain factory ammo companies load and test their cartridges, and reloading is still cheaper to do than buying factory ammo. Reloading is also very precise, and when done correctly...

I am not going to go through all the little nuances of reloading in these articles, as it would take forever to do so. I will show you where to go and the best way to get there though; the rest is up to you. After reading your manual(s), get yourself a place to build or set up your bench...

I can post the same Articles I wrote and post on AA if you would like.

Well I am here too, it has been a long time since I did have to add the "H" to Big John.

Would you like my .02?