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I'm amazed there's a '93 Dodge anything still running. :stunned:

All the more reason for a reloading bench. My youngest wasn't much older than 4 the first time he shot a 44 magnum. Mind you, this wasn't full powered stuff, but powderpuff wadcutters I'd loaded. Rather than the pain and fear a full power 44 mag round would produce to a youngster, this load left a smile from ear to ear, as well as the question "Can I shoot it again daddy?" :)

Thanks, but I placed an order at thebrassexchange.com, and should be all set once they get here.   You better get some reloading equipment!

It chokes me up. I wish the S.O.B.s in Washington D.C. had to watch stuff like this every morning when they wake up. :usa: I'm guessing that little fellow will grow up to be a fine man.

I have one behind my house. My neighbors often show up and want to shoot with me. I guess it's all in how it's presented and what type people you live around.

A fine fellow indeed! :up:

Right, but a fellow should be able to locate new brass for such a common caliber.   I think Starline asks your age and calculates your remaining lifespan before they'll even let you backorder. :squint:

Why'd you leave them? They don't make real good reloading brass, but man do they shoot good!

THis chit ain't gonna lighten up anytime soon, is it? :ugh:

[URL=http://s1070.photobucket.com/user/WaltKloeppel/media/sortingbrass.jpg.html][/URL] You're raising him right! :up:

Why not just pull a trailer up there and bring it back?

You know, thinking about it, If everyone in Connecticut decided to turn decided to turn in their rifles and magazines at the same time, not to speak of the ammunition for them, wouldn't it be quite a logistical problem to store them all until they figured out how to dispose of them? I expect there are a lot of them in circulation.

Cool! I just ordered 500 pieces. Thanks again.

That sounds fair. Thanks. Have you ever bought from them?

             http://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/head-online-currency-exchange-found-dead-singapore-n45101 The more I read about it, the more interesting it gets.              

I recently discovered I have a shortage of 357 mag brass. Shortly after this discovery, I went on to make another discovery. It is pretty much unavailable. These are some interesting times in which we live. :surrender: :shrug:

Those would make some great knife handles!!!

Are we going to see some with the TGO logo on the side?

I have a an assortment of surplus mags from various countries and manufacturers. They all work. I buy whatever is cheap and available, as long as they are commie mil surp.

I finally turned my garden Saturday. :ugh:

Bad weather deer rifle.

3-4 inches at 100 yards.

I just got a letter from mine stating she is retiring. I was referred to her when my first one retired. Does anyone here have one they are happy with in the Nashville or North of Nashville area?

I'd like to buy Colts, Smith and Wessons, and 99 Savages at blue book prices. There are several other brands that I'd like to sell at blue book prices. All in all, however, it is as good a general guide as anything else in print. I buy several copies every few years. Some as gifts, and one for myself.

I have several of each. They all work. Just personal preference I guess. I prefer the metal GI mags, but I've been accused more than once of being "old school".