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Then are nice, thanks for the link.

Bad primers?

Yep

    NO, I put a rifle on the correct side of my face, the rifle is wrong! :rofl:

What you talking about Willis? :wave:

Dont feel bad TDR, I would not want to join a group the allows people like me in. :rofl:

WOW, less than a gran lost. Powder coat, dry spray and cook or wet coat and cook?

Wonder if you push a round into the chamber with your finger and see just how far it goes?

64,000 dollar, will it load and extract a sized unloaded case? I have a 7mm Rem Mag Browning X bolt. I reload for it and have a few cases sized ready for loading.

Nice, what was the weight after the shot?

LOCK THIS THREAD SO IT STOPS COMING UP AND MAKING MY HEART BEAT FAST! :surrender: :wave: :rofl:

That game last night was UGLY, on both sides.

380 max pressure 21,500 psi (148 MPa) 9mm max pressure 235.00 MPa (34,084 psi) 38 spl max pressure 17,000 PSI With ALU the more you work it the harder it gets and becomes brittle.   The 38 "might" be OK, but you are extending the chamber into the barrel. I carry a 25 ACP, it is a "get off me" pistol. 380 is enough to do the job.

If it is that close to the ground, put up think foam as a underpinning, cover it with your siding. Put a vent or 2 in and call it good. Now if you are living in it full time, yes do a full job. The vents will get the water out and not let is condense on anything, O yea, put plastic on the ground as well.

Went with my son, stooped by to say HI to Sam, son was looking for a holster, me a scope. We did not find what we needed.

Cost of what you want is gona be high, I dont know of a product that will "stick" when blown up. Just how high is the crawl space? A 10 x 20 could be done in about a hour with normal insulation.

Buyer beware, you became aware and backed out, no worries.

Now I do have a laser for a Glock, it shows how much ya shake trying to shoot.LOL Good training.

 I would be willing to bet your FPS are up from the factory ammo. I need a chrono as you do.

A laser and light combo, looks cool, but just not, well cool. LOL

Yea, but if you miss a charge not a big deal, double a charge and, well it aint good.

Does it feed well, I tried one a few years ago and the first few had so much spring tension it was tuff to cycle. It was the reason I went with a Saiga 12.

Buy a truck, go to bed, wake up a bad guy. Yep, the is America, WHAT A FRICKING JOKE!

We reload a LOT of 40 S&W, do it all on a single stage turret, you have to manually rotate the turret for the next step. We reloaded close to 200 rounds a day in the week and shoot on the weekend. It does take time, as you get into a system, it goes fast. De prime and size a few 100,  (223, trim, bevel the mouth), Set primer on 50, charge powder on 50, set bullet on 50. Case prep on rifle will take most of you time.

You will have a good time reloading, but read, read ,read a lot before ya start. All powders are by weight, ya set the measure to drop the weight you want. IT WILL VARY a bit from drop to drop. If ya load for consistent shoots, you will have to load each and every shell the same. That means weighting each and every charge by weight. The press is made to load a lot of rounds fast, the powder charge will be a bit diff from case to case.