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      CZ-75B

      I absolutely hate 9mm.... but I bought a CZ 75 B compact for my stable. They work.
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      .223 Reloading - Buying a SIMPLE press

      If you get a Rockchucker press it will last a lifetime and then some. One thing to remember is that inexpensive (cheap) presses will sometimes allow the frame to flex causing inconsistant loaded rounds. A Rockchucker is one press I would not be without.
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      WTS: Smith & Wesson Mod 19-2, .357 Mag

      I would like to purchase to use in my local Bullseye league but we are an entire state apart. I'm in Ft Wayne area. Possibility of meeting somewhere in between ? I have both a LTCH and LE credentials if that helps.
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      WTS: RUGER SECURITY SIX 4" STAINLESS

      Just out of curiosity... what is an SS6? Speed six ? Speed Six 6 inch?
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      Getting into reloading

      Can't go wrong with the Dillon 550B. Warranty and customer service are outstanding and help/advice is only a toll free phone call away.
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      Building a bolt action rifle

      You may want to have a look at the Savage line. They are the best bang for the buck as they come from the factory and are easily upgraded as you progress. Swapping barrels to change calibers is a home workshop job...gunsmith not needed.
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      first handgun

      Don't overlook a decent Smith revolver in 38 or 357. Eminently practical, inexpensive,easy to feed, easy to learn, and almost idiot proof.
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      It's a casting christmas....

      Just a brief word of caution; not all wheel weights are suitable for casting . Zink wheel weights are becoming more and more common and can be problematic, and frustrating. If you are just getting started you may want to purchase clean, fresh alloy from a reputable source such as Roto-Metals...
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      best lower receivers striped and pre assembled?

      Essential Arms of Krotz Springs La , aka E.A. Arms makes a terrific product. Do not overlook them if you are shopping. All I have assembled have been in "spec".
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      Benefits of Using a Chronograph

      In my humble opinion the money spent on a chrono by a newb can be better utilized on powder, primers, and bullets till he reaches a point where he can differientiate between shooter error and ammo defeciencies.
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      DSA Uppers

      DSA ?? DSA makes the finest Fal receiver on the market today. Period !! I have dealt with them for over 15 years and never had an issue of any sort. Their parts all are in "spec" and work properly. I would not hesitate to deal with them.
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      So, What Do I Do With This?

      put a price on it and see what happens. I have built guns beginning with less.
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      What to do on a cold sunday morning....

      I think this Blackout cartrige would be GREAT in the new Mossberg bolt gun that takes AR 15 magazines. I have images of threaded barrel, suppressor ready, with a red dot sight.
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      Once fired .40 brass

      I just got one thousand , all same headstamp, polished , deprimed, and full length sized for $65 delivered.
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      .357 diameter in a 9mm?

      I am an avid caster and just loaded up a thousand 125 gr round nose over 3 1/2 gr of 231 for my Star Firestar in 9mm. .Bullets were sized .358 to go with my .3565 bore. They shoot just fine in my gun with no signs of excess pressure.
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      Question for those of you who reload 9mm and 40 S&W

      In my experience neither the 40 or the 9 is inherently more accurate than the other. Shooter factor completely out weighs inherent traits. I would suggest.. if I may, that you look into joining a local Bullseye club where they shoot at bullseye targets regularly and just absorb some of the...
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      .44 mag advice?

      Favorite all around 44 mag load 250 gr Keith type cast lead semi wadcutter over 7.5 of Red Dot lit by a standard primer yields 1150 - 1200 fps from my 4 inch Smith . Very consistant velocity and extremely clean burning. Shooting is pleasant and cleanup is easy.
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      Ruger Police Service Six

      Tough as a TANK and accurate too ! I have one in 357 mag with a 2 3/4 in barrel. Been trying to wear it out for some time now . I will wear out before it does.
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      357 Sig

      I struggled to answer the same question . Tried every Sig model, every S & W model and settled on a stinking Glock. And just for the record, I hate Glocks. But in 357 Sig the numbers add up. 13 plus one capacity, almost indestructable, requires minimal lube as compared to greasing up the slide...
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      Looking for opinions on a shotgun

      Can't hardly beat a single shot for a first gun. The H&R is somewhat of a "kicker" in 12 ga. Suggest a recoil pad.
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