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    1. bulletsmith

      Considering to start reloading

      No bad advice here (as usual). Pick the press you want to start with. Lee makes getting started affordable. I started with Lee and stayed with it for 30 ish years. I think there are better solutions out there, but I'd be hard pressed to warn anybody off of Lee to start. Timing is good. Factory...
    2. bulletsmith

      Who misses Fetla's?

      I remember the bear out front! It was right against the building in a cage. I put many guns on lay-away there when I had no business buying them. They gave you a year to pay and somehow they were able to produce the thing when you went to pay it off.
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      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      hmm I'm just noticing that. Ok Better now.
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      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

    5. bulletsmith

      He went to Dillon...

      I went from a loadmaster to a 650 about a year ago. I knew I hated the old press, didn't realize how much. Good move! Enjoy.
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      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      it does finish out the room nicely.
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      Reloading bench tips, recommendations, etc..

      Double layers of 3/4" plywood glued and screwed together. Laminated formica on top and front. 2x4 frame and legs under making sure a leg lands on either side of where the press went. The whole thing is screwed to the wall and I truly get no movement from the bench.
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      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      I've been itching to try that place. The convenience alone would allow me to get some shooting in. Haven't had time to shoot hardly at all this year.
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      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      Lol, pardon me. I just never noticed it before I guess.
    10. bulletsmith

      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      Just kind of disturbed by Jedi's 3rd person speak..... This is new?
    11. bulletsmith

      Question about a corn field and hunting

      Let's get to the real issue here. Do any of his trucks have dual wheels?
    12. bulletsmith

      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      So it is... Looking at the spent rounds on the floor there they looked like .38 spl. I didn't bother to look at all the boxes.
    13. bulletsmith

      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      With all the shooting you do, do reload at all? I see lots of factory ammo there.
    14. bulletsmith

      Question about a corn field and hunting

      Consider asking the farmer if you can hunt his field. Most farmers I know see deer as vermin. A handful of friends walking the field as a drive can be productive.
    15. bulletsmith

      NWI INGO General Post - Part 14

      I got the impression that it was a more detailed cleaning.
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