what you packin crazy white boy?

Started by UncleBeaner, January 04, 2010, 01:22:32 AM

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phucker

im fairly new to reloading, been doing it for about 2 years now. go out and get a lee single stage press and what ever brand of dies you prefer. for tumbing do not get the vibratory kind, they suck, look up getting a wet stainless tumbling system. http://www.stainlesstumblingmedia.com/ other than that give me a call and we can bs about it. i dont feel like typing for hours. oh and a great place to get used brass is from ar15.com in the equipment exchange

Kamakazi

reloading is fun, and i thoroughly enjoy it.  i dont quite have as much time under my belt as dan does, but i have reloaded thousands of bullets in over a dozen calibers.  i am quite anal when it comes to reloading, my bench is spic and span, and only the components i need are on the bench, that way there is no accidents.  i have no experience with the lee reloader, i bought what Dan calls the "Rich Mans Reloader"  the RCBS Supreme.  i got it for only 300$ which is a steal, and have reloaded as big as 338 lapua and as small as a .204 with zero complaints and all the bullets seat with extremely minimal force, i have heard that some of the cheaper presses require quite a bit of pressure to seat some calibers (i have experienced this with the Hornady auto turret press).  I never use the 5-0-5 scale as i do not trust it, i have a hornady digital scale which is spot on every time.  if you plan on doing handgun ammo and reloading 500 bullets at a shot, i reccomend taking a good look at an auto powder measure like the charge master from RCBS, it will save a ton of time and be accurate.  I have yet to have a powder measure throw 4 consecutive powder charges in a row, hence why i dont like the 5-0-5 scale.  a powder dribbler is a must, and i use a digital caliper often.  I reccomend getting a catalogue from sinclair.com and spend some time reading it, it has a ton of good info.  you can pm me if you have any more questions
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NaturalRaptor

I just got 2 new toys. I won a Kimber Custom II 45   :nod: which I already have a buyer for and then I am getting the Kimber Eclipse 45  :clap:
And I just got a XDm 45

It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.

Krandall

Matt, how do you like the 45? That is the gun I've had my eyes set on.


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NaturalRaptor

Quote from: Krandall on June 30, 2012, 06:25:10 PM
Matt, how do you like the 45? That is the gun I've had my eyes set on.

I shot the Kimber and was in love!!! I could not believe how good it really shot, because of the weight it was smooth.  :thumbs:

I have not shot the XDm yet but she is so purdy! Still has the red factory tab!  :lol:
It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.

russ-russ

I haven't bought anything in a while, which is kinda freakin me out.  I am, however, holding out for this:


Peelz

dude...IM not really a gun nut, but that is bitchin  :thumbs: :rofl:
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russ-russ

Quote from: PeelsSE2 on July 05, 2012, 08:54:01 AM
dude...IM not really a gun nut, but that is bitchin  :thumbs: :rofl:
They are still pretty hard to get a hold of, but my local dealer keeps telling me that he should have one by the end of summer.  We'll see.

NaturalRaptor

Quote from: russ-russ on July 06, 2012, 08:13:07 AM
Quote from: PeelsSE2 on July 05, 2012, 08:54:01 AM
dude...IM not really a gun nut, but that is bitchin  :thumbs: :rofl:
They are still pretty hard to get a hold of, but my local dealer keeps telling me that he should have one by the end of summer.  We'll see.

All that needs is one word "WOW!"
It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.

phucker

ya i should have bought one of those before i quit my job in the oil fields lol. i want one bad.

and for the 45s.... im not a huge fan. its a good round and all dont get me wrong, but they are to damn expensive to shoot compared to the 40. its a big bullet but it goes slow, the 40 is just a little smaller but goes a lot faster. i think i would get a 10mm before a 45, the 10 shoots the 40 bullet but it has a magnum case on it so it packs a lot more punch. but this too i think is overkill as i am sure the normal old 40 is plenty enough to put any zombie on its ass.

phucker

i just traded my grips asv levers and my painted grill for a marlin 30-30. theres a sucker born every minute

Bert

Peels theres a Zombie outbreak in Iowa. Be safe !

phucker

peels i have a 30-30 for ya man.... all set and ready for ya