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I know I am late to the party but I use the Lee discs exclusively on my blue reloader. I also purchased the return spring and wow- I like it much better.

I will check it out on the OAL. It would not feed into his 19x. Both Glocks, mine is a regular 19. We had to use a rubber hammer to get it into battery and then it shot through. Cast boolits - so...

So - I go shooting with my buddy. Good little setup. I load 9mm lead bullets and 223s. Go to the spot start shooting.....all my 9mm feed great in my Glock 19 and Canik....but he puts them in his...

I purchased a reloading lot with a Dillon 650 and dies, bullets, brass, and everything else under the sun. Question, are the older Dillon Dies - bought in 1994 - steel or carbide lined? Reason...

I know a lot of Dillon folks are going to get steamed about this one. Long story short, I purchased a used SQDB and then after a lot of frustration bought a brand new one. Good little press....but...

Sorry - it may be walnut hull media. Is it very fine? I have not purchased any - let me know before I do.

Not trying to beat a dead horse here - I know the litter people are going to chime in. But, I purchased a used tumbler at one time and it had a very fine tumbling media in it. It is almost smaller...

I did it - I bought what I thought was the best upgrade possible....an Ergo Roller Handle. My was I surprised!! I think it is the worst thing I have ever purchased. What is your thoughts? I am a...

Not to rain on your parade - but Lee presses (I own 3 Loadmasters but just switched brands) are tough to get great priming on. It may prove easier to hand prime....it is pretty quick and then you...

You know what - I just setup a Dillon 650 yesterday, first use today. I used Lee Loadmasters for about a year and loaded around 6K rounds of ammo. Lee tells you that the shell plate for the 9mm and...

I have to intervene here. I am new to reloading and started with the Lee Loadmaster. I was able to procure one very cheap at a swap meet. I have used it over and over the past 9 months and loaded...

Marlin 357 JM stamped - yes any cowboy shooter would love one. I am one of those cowboy shooters whom just enjoys the game. I have a slicked up 73, Rossi 92 and two Marlins - both JM and all rifles...

i remember these old Daisy 717s. Takes me back for sure.

am particular to gun digest myself.

This is quite an interesting thread. Glad I got a note in earlier

This really is some unique stuff. Glad I found this thread

I may try it this week. Sounds like it may work.

These are good ideas. I use a piece of butcher block left from my kitchen remodel. Then secure them with a web strap to a bench.

That is a pretty cool picture. I like it.

Buy that was quite a song when I was young. It was on the Radio all the time. Sad story though

I will second the Kimber pepper spray "guns". You can find them most places - or online. But, they are basically single use, but work well. My daughter has carried and used it once....very...

Yes the Lee guys are looked upon as frugal? But, it is simple and it works well for me. I have two Loadmasters and use them often. Work great for me.

I was curious to the quality of the new rifles. Glad to see that. As a cowboy shooter - accuracy at close range is our last thought most times.

I just purchased a newer 92 - it isn't here yet. But to second the older Interarms stuff - I have a few of the older shotguns and a 22. Both are really good.

That looks like a nice one!!