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See if I can get there and check them out. Checking map search they are 33.5 miles 42 minutes away. McIvor gun range at Sardis, MS is 45.9 miles, 47 miles away. Can shoot lead bullets.

I change mine in the driveway using a floor jack. Frame changed the long filter to a short one, AC filter is short and a few dollars cheaper. Checked ratings it's the same as Frame. I get my oil at the auction house, usually $3 to $4 per quart might get a gallon for $15, 5 qt jug for $20. Last time in walmart a 5 qt jug was $30. Get the oil drain pan at Dollar Tree. If it gets trashed you're out $1.25. I use them as large flowerpot saucers. I use their fuel treatment, 2 bottles per tank every 4 to 6 months.

The honey Stroopwafels are good the coffee leaves an after taste and heartburn like No-Doz. I was first at West clinic, finished sign in and called back for lab work. Return to waiting room and down with my son. Barely got my big A in the chair and called back to start Petz scan. Total time about 2 hours. Stopped for a breakfast biscuit before 10 am then headed to BPS to meet The Legend for a FTF deal.

Double that price range and add more depending on the oil and filter used. Most places want to add an alignment or balance to tire rotation. Double or triple that price range. Some places have coupons that will save you a bit.

Met The Legend today after Petz scan for a face to face deal. Now I'm ready to load a lot of 303 Britt brass to 410 brass.

My youngest son will drive me to the midtown clinic Monday morning. Plan to meet The Legend at BPS east Memphis at 10 am. May try to shop at Ollies before leaving that section of Memphis. My wife is out of ginger honey crystals for her tea, searched 16 stores before finding it at India Farmers Market on Stateline Rd Southaven. Bought her a tin of Earls grey tea at Home Goods in Olive Branch, first time seeing one. Every store I searched at I looked for Stroopwafels, bought all they had. All I've seen has caramel filling, found some with coffee and honey filling for a change.

I watch an auction from Senatobia, MS on zoom instead of traveling in the dark. They do a live and zoom auction on Friday nights. May have one during the week. May travel to other auction houses and bring items back to their place for local pick up. They have a 10% buyers fee plus 7% tax. Both Thursday and Friday they had CCI Blazer brass 115 gr FMJ 9mm, sold for $25 per box. Buy a carton of 12 for $20 per box. I checked online at Sportsman's Warehouse and found them at $12.99 per box. Aguilla 22 LR 38 gr lead $6 per box, Hollow point 40 gr lead $6 per box, Subsonic 40 gr $8 per box. Checked again at SW, $3.99 and $4.99 per box. They don't have a license to sell firearm so the raffle them at $5 per ticket or 5 tickets for $20. Last night they had a 380, 22 LR rifle and 12 ga pump shotgun in black or stainless. The 380 and both shotguns were picked by online members. I bought the 5 for $20 deal, only money I spent.

We were camped at Pickwick, below the dam. A couple pulled in with a teardrop, pulled a large bag from the truck then parked in the extra zone. Sat up a 12X20 portable carport then backed the camper under it. Added enclosers after sitting things up. They had taken the large outdoor rug or 2 and cut to fit around the camper, covering both doors and rear in a squared U shape. A large shower hut was placed at the tongue for clothes changing and potty room. Rain came through the next morning, they were able to do most things without getting wet. Teardrops are small, open the door and slide into the bed leaving shoes outside the door. Made for up to 2 people. Tires, They don't get used a lot on campers for the most part. A week or 2 before a trip I'd air up the tires, put a tiny mark on the tires or rims, jack it up and rotate each tire a quarter turn. Let them sit 24 to 48 hours on the new bottoms then rotate another quarter turn. Check air in tires before hatching. If they sit to long a flat spot forms on the bottom. Hatch up and leave the tires flops for miles until they balance out. If high speeds are reached soon the flop can cause a blowout. My parking spot at home had the door facing east. Tires got morning sun on one side and afternoon sun on the other. Weather cracks form faster on non used tires. At first I started getting blowout when tires were a bit over 4 years old. After first blowout all tires were replaced. Then I started replacing all 5 at 4 years, no blowouts after that. My truck has 17" wheels the trailer came with 13" wheels. I bought 15" wheels the second replacement. Couldn't find a wheel lock to fit after that, made my own.

Got the hulls sorted by color, brass and aluminum bases. Lot of brands I've never heard of, mostly all 7 1/2 and 8 size shot, field loads. Light rain started as I finished. From another state's gun owners forum I found a new to me supply website that I posted in Where do you buy your reloading supplies?

A new to me website popped up on another forum. CDVS.US Combat Disabled Veteran's Surplus. Magtech large pistol primers is what I was looking at. $280.70 per sleeve after shipping and hazmat added. I'd like to know their dimensions before ordering.

Welcome from Horn Lake, MS

Welcome from Horn Lake, MS. I'm on a few state forums under different names. Just to see how others reload.

I'll sort by color then look at brands today. See if I can return Saturday.

West clinic did a blood test Monday and a reply yesterday, all looks good. Got a call yesterday. West clinic midtown Memphis Monday 7:30 am for Petz scan. Haven't heard from a gastro doctor yet. West clinic Southaven doctor wants test results Tuesday. My oldest son has had back problems for a few years. He spent last night at the hospital with numb legs. Will meet with doctors next few days to see what needs to be done. He's my ride to most doctor/clinic visits and my fishing/kayaking/shooting partner.

West clinic visit set for Monday 4/28 7:30 am. Don't know how long I'll be there. All my kids are tied up with work or something else. Looks like I'll be traveling alone. PM sent.