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A man should definitely learn the art of brewing beer!

Buffett is coming to Nashville May 1 at the Sommet Center! Tickets go onsale Saturday.

Perhaps it's been longer than I thought since I've bought one of these.

$200-$250 in my neighborhood.

I'll bet you find the answer to your question about zeroing the scales here: http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/instructions/Model505ScaleInstructions.pdf

If you got it for less than $500 with the correct box and accouterments, you made a very good investment! You're gonna like it.

I can be done by most anyone. It isn't very practical to expect to swap barrels back and forth. You'd need to rezero your scope each time. Other than that, it would be a complete pain in the can. By the time you buy two sets of go-nogo guages, a barrel, a barrel nut wrench, a vice or action wrench, and another bolt head, you could have almost bought a second rifle. If you decided later, this outfit wasn't what you really wanted, which do you think would sell better; a rifle someone has jacked around and a bunch of parts and tools, or two complete, unmolested rifles?

Why have you narrowed it down to two. I think Fall Creek Falls is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been, and it isn't far from the two you mentioned.

Wal Mart?

I'd just buy two rifles. The 110 Savage isn't exactly designed to be an interchangeable setup. It would equate to having two engines and transmissions for your car.

I do all mine with two needles and waxed thread. The trick is that there is a tool to lay out your stitch holes evenly. You also have to makes each hole with a diamond shaped awl. A groover is also used to keep your stitches below the surface of the leather so they don't wear.

Numrich Arms is a top notch place. I've spent a fortune there and never had any surprises. If you want that style holster, I'd say that's a bargain; even with shipping costs added. Another option is to watch ebay for one.

YOu know, you kind of have to warm up to him. The lady in therre is the best. The guy is rather odd, but he's not a bad guy once you get past the odd demeanor.

They'd know.

The guy with the HCP should call a time out and show the other two guys the sign on the front door. Obviously they didn't read it.

Keep the Stack-On safes to store your ammo in.

Whatever's handy. I usually shoot wadcutters in mine. Would you want to be shot with a 38 wadcutter? I don't!!!

I'd load some more.

Lee Challenger Breech Lock Single Stage Press Anniversary Kit - MidwayUSA Here's what I started with 15 years ago. Guess what....I still use it. You'll need other items, but this package includes a good percentage of what you'll need.

You get what you pay for. I'd suggest you shuck out a few more bucks and buy a used, quality firearm. You be glad you did in the future.

Wow! It looks like the deglazer is $6.99. They have a product called all in one which is a dye and finish combined. I've not used this product, but it is on sale for $6.99 as well. Looks like around $15 will fill the bill. That and a little work. I'll warn you; I never go in that store without spending at least $150! Good luck. Show us how it turns out.

Tandy also sells a deglazer that will take care of this. Take your holster to the store and tell them what you are wanting to accomplish. They will be happy to answer your questions. I'll warn you, however, this stuff is expensive. You might be as cheap to buy a black holster.

GO to Tandy Leather on Nolensville road and pick up a bottle of Feibing's leather dye. It will do what you want.

Mucks are the way to go.

Sounds like a bargain to me.