An excellent opportunity to own your own business

[375RUGER]

The coolest thing I saw in the Browning Museum was a scale .22RF M1919. I didn't know there was actually a company that made them. Now I just need a time machine so I can win the lottery.

http://www.lakesideguns.com/

[btroj]

Abundant 22 LR, aaaahhhh the memories.

[MtGun44]

The site says they are going out of business at the end of Dec and the links to product
don't work.

Bill

[DRNurse1]

Now we need to figure out how to reload 22LR.

[375RUGER]

The site says they are going out of business at the end of Dec and the links to product
don't work.

Bill
I gathered they were shutting down the website too and the only product shown was on that first page.


Now we need to figure out how to reload 22LR.
I know a guy with a transfer press and he said it would draw 22 RF cases no problem. He said we could draw primer cups too. And swage the 22 boolits.

[garym1a2]

less effort to just cast and load 9mm/40/45/38/... I can make them for less than 5 cents a round.

I gathered they were shutting down the website too and the only product shown was on that first page.


I know a guy with a transfer press and he said it would draw 22 RF cases no problem. He said we could draw primer cups too. And swage the 22 boolits.

[bart55]

I agree, been shooting a lot of 38,9mm,and 45's never have to worry about the availability of 22's.Come to think of it I 've been doing that for forty years. I have quite a few 22 rifles and pistols but now I just take them out for the grandkids .

[Down South]

Shame, I hate to see any gun company shut down.

[savagetactical]

The little tippman replica guns are really neat, I worked for a gent at one time who owned one of their scale replica 50 cal water cooled guns in 22 magnum. Even back then when 22 mag could be had for 4.50 to 5.00 a box that little gun could make your wallet suck wind. Great fun though.

[375RUGER]

less effort to just cast and load 9mm/40/45/38/... I can make them for less than 5 cents a round.
I was actually thinking in the neighbor hood of 1,000,000 to start

[375RUGER]

Drop by the shop sometime, Bill. Factory automation is my business. The really hard part is priming.

[Blacksmith]

Drop by the shop sometime, Bill. Factory automation is my business. The really hard part is priming.

Get a license to use the Eily Prime system. You prime it with a safe compound that is activated by adding a drop of water. to make it shock sensitive.

[375RUGER]

Same conclusion I have arrived at so far, a license for a proven method.