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Reloading seems to be a dying hobby. Once set up it still offers better ammo at better prices. But the price of components are causing a slow death.
Sure, there are plenty of us who stock piled...

Bet I trapped and killed 100 coons in 6 years when living in Tennessee. The more I killed the more rabbits, ducks, turkeys, etc we would see the following season.
The little rabid fur balls need to...

I will only buy Michelins or Hankooks. Hankooks for the win is the price is substantially lower than the Michelins.

Oh for Gods sakes, just kill the dang thing and finish it. Coons are probably the easiest animal in the world to trap.

Would love to see cast iron pan where frying an egg does not stick without using oil or fat.

Mailing an envelope from as fas as Florida to Alaska for under a buck is still one of the greatest bargains in our world.

Check out the Arctic Fox/Nash line of camping trailers.

I wouldn't even consider buying another unless I owned a diesel dually F350 or F450 or something comparable. The nice ones weigh a lot. Start filling it up with stuff and fluids and it gets way worse...

Bought a left hand Ruger guide rifle in 375 Ruger. It will follow me to Alaska when we move back.

Decent revolvers. I own one, as well as Anaconda. Both had triggers that sucked compared to the price they sold for. After sending them both off to Heffron for action jobs they are now perfect.

Just ordered a 375 Ruger Guide rifle. It will go with me on our move back to Alaska

Diamondback. I doubt there is a more secure cover on the market today. Installed one on my previous truck and was the first thing I did to my new truck

I often wondered if a tumbler with stainless steel pins would clean the inside and outside of reloading dies. I would try it, nothing to lose.

We had an issue with a recliner purchased from Ashley. We bought a pair and one leaned to far back and the foot rest wouldn't come out as far as the other. Notified them the day after the chair was...

Costco for the win.

Interesting, the hornless version is what Forster is producing and selling.

We live in Tennessee and pay roughly $900 a year property tax on our 42 acres with a custom built brick/stone home. Our utilities are low and we pay $29 a year to register any vehicle for a year....

I’ll never give up. To much traveling and places to see and animals to hunt. Finally at a point in our life where money is not much of a concern and never a source for arguments between wife and I....

That is the new “jumbo version” of the Co-Ax. Not the press under discussion

Own 4. Three are 45’s, one is a basic model, then a mid range, and finally the Match model. Also have one of their 1911’s in 10 mm.

For 30-06 and under it is my press of choice. Shorter stroke is well fitted for handgun rounds.
For bigger stuff and pulling bullets a RC, Ammo master, or Big Boss is a better choice.
The new...

These are the linkage pieces I purchased.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/155573181549
The curve allows a reloader to reach in easier from either side to insert or remove a case and bullet.

Total game...

We are only as young as we feel:)
Besides, the press could be passed onto someone who will remember your generosity for decades to come.

Because as soon as you drilled out one to a larger size you will find out a year or so later you added another caliber to your reloading arsenal and now you need the smaller size collet again.
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I would go as far as say its the perfect press for 30-06 rounds and smaller. I'll never get rid of mine. I been told the newer presses come with the new curved linkage pieces.