Newbie to rifle reloading
07-24-2006, 07:39 AM
#11
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RE: Newbie to rifle reloading
ORIGINAL: Charley
Nice evasion, BC. Not willing to state your experience? Don't have much,I suppose.
I'm not sure what I did to push yor button. Wish I did know, I'd use it to turn you off. You do seem to have uncommonly bad manners, even for the internet. Guess your momma never taught you any better.
Nice evasion, BC. Not willing to state your experience? Don't have much,I suppose.
I'm not sure what I did to push yor button. Wish I did know, I'd use it to turn you off. You do seem to have uncommonly bad manners, even for the internet. Guess your momma never taught you any better.
so I will take bad manners anyday. Pay me old lady, ain't no free lunch in this world.
07-25-2006, 06:17 AM
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Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Texas - BUT NOW in Madison County, NY
Posts: 6,270
RE: Newbie to rifle reloading
ORIGINAL: Rebel Hog
Cory, do yourself a favor and try to purchase an RCBS "Chucker", unless you want to go thru the process ofelimination with less expensive loaders.
Cory, do yourself a favor and try to purchase an RCBS "Chucker", unless you want to go thru the process ofelimination with less expensive loaders.
07-25-2006, 06:26 AM
#15
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: S Texas
Posts: 1,037
RE: Newbie to rifle reloading
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
Nice try fishin. Lady, I feel like a puppet master. Not really bad manners, just call em as I see em. Your mama didn't teach you anything about honesty. so I will take bad manners anyday.
Pay me old lady, ain't no free lunch in this world.
ORIGINAL: Charley
Nice evasion, BC. Not willing to state your experience? Don't have much,I suppose.
I'm not sure what I did to push yor button. Wish I did know, I'd use it to turn you off. You do seem to have uncommonly bad manners, even for the internet. Guess your momma never taught you any better.
Nice evasion, BC. Not willing to state your experience? Don't have much,I suppose.
I'm not sure what I did to push yor button. Wish I did know, I'd use it to turn you off. You do seem to have uncommonly bad manners, even for the internet. Guess your momma never taught you any better.
Nice try fishin. Lady, I feel like a puppet master. Not really bad manners, just call em as I see em. Your mama didn't teach you anything about honesty.
so I will take bad manners anyday. Pay me old lady, ain't no free lunch in this world.
I don't think I will continue discussing this with you. Trying to teach a pig to sing wastes my time, and annoys the pig.
07-25-2006, 06:27 AM
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RE: Newbie to rifle reloading
ORIGINAL: eldeguello
Good advice, of course. But I've kept all my cheapie presses, an RCBS "Junior", a Lee Turret, and a Lee hand press, pluse several old Lyman 310 tong tools with scads of various dies, and I still use them all, as well as the Rockchucker. The Rockchucker gets all the heavy-duty sizing work, but the others still seat bullets, prime cases, etc. etc.
ORIGINAL: Rebel Hog
Cory, do yourself a favor and try to purchase an RCBS "Chucker", unless you want to go thru the process ofelimination with less expensive loaders.
Cory, do yourself a favor and try to purchase an RCBS "Chucker", unless you want to go thru the process ofelimination with less expensive loaders.
Yea, I kept mine too. I have no idea why. Still got a Lee challenger, and Lee 1000. That freakin lee 1000 has been pretty bad to work. But I invested alot of money and time in it.I have loaded on a Dillion 550 and that was nice, in fact very nice. But don't know if I shoot enough pistol to justify it.
07-25-2006, 08:59 AM
#17
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: WC FL
Posts: 26,323
RE: Newbie to rifle reloading
eldeguello, Cory hasn't even started yet. How can he save the old stuff?
07-25-2006, 10:00 AM
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RE: Newbie to rifle reloading
ORIGINAL: Charley
Now it's honesty? Which part? My experience? If you are going to play poker, I suggest you have a hole card. You're not willing to show, even though you've anted up with your opinions. Pretty obvious you don't have one.
Now it's honesty? Which part? My experience? If you are going to play poker, I suggest you have a hole card. You're not willing to show, even though you've anted up with your opinions. Pretty obvious you don't have one.
