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Just buy one already built, as Electric 88 says. Don't drive yourself crazy chasing parts that are often not the same color, or will not fit properly.

Saw some containers of comb honey yesterday in the supermarket, $18 a pound. Wow..

I think that I primed about 30 brass with mine. I forget if I gave it away or threw it away. While attempting to use it, I thought that I must be on Candid Camera for sure. I bought it to replace...

My God, she was a beautiful woman!

I am the original anti-jap, but I am now on my 2nd Honda self-propelled. The first one ran for 28 years, doing a corner lot. I have absolutely no regrets. Besides, they start every time you pull...

S&S Firearms also has original and repro parts for Krag rifles and carbines. They are in New York, selling the last of the Bannerman stuff. Google them up.

Both Lee and Hornady priming tools. Went back to the priming post on the press , and no more problems.

I bought a new Wilson and gave it away. It would not feed lead bullets.

Pitch all that stuff and lay in a supply of .45 Auto Rim. Problem solved.

Wouldn't hurt to have an op rod, a gas cylinder, and an extra gas cylinder plug. These have gone to pot on my M1s. They are also spendy.

I had one for a long time, but it would jam now and then, especially with GI LC 69 brass. Lots of that junk had off-center crimps, and so the primer would not seat fully. So there I would be, with...

I had a Lee for a number of years. It always gave me grief with those out-of-round GI primer pockets. Then I bought a Hornady and tried it. With that thing, I felt like I was on Candid Camera. ...

I hated the Lee, as off-centered GI .30-06 would always jam up the rig. Then you are SOL until you can kill the primer with oil, overnight. So then I bought a Hornady, as they usually have such...

I've got a bunch of brass to get rid of. Don't ruin YOUR .30-06 making brass for him...use mine. I just got rid of a Belgian 1889 in 7.65. Email me at felixstattoo@yahoo.com


Jim