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    1. J

      He went to Dillon...

      The Inline Fabrication Sky Light is great and not too costly. It's the first thing I have found that really lets me see into cases and check powder level.
    2. J

      Can't find federal large rifle match primers, suggestions?

      If Federal BR-2 primers will do the job for you and you are anywhere near Indianapolis, I've got your problem solved. I have 1900 of them. PM me if you're interested.
    3. J

      Damp primers

      I gambled and bought a few thousand primers whose boxes had been water damaged. Normally, when I gamble I lose, but this time I won. Every blessed one of them worked just fine and I had saved a pretty fair chunk of change.
    4. J

      Results: Sig P320 Voluntary Upgrade

      I went to Indy Gun Bunker south of Washington St. on Post Road. Friendly knowledgable service.
    5. J

      Tripp Research 1911 10mm Mags

      I use them in my 9mm STI Trojan. They are flawless.
    6. J

      Results: Sig P320 Voluntary Upgrade

      I went looking to acquire a P320 yesterday. My friendly local gun store had a selection of new upgraded and non upgraded 320s. I checked out a couple of samples of each and found the upgraded ones to definately have a nicer trigger. A 320C followed me home.
    7. J

      1911 FLGR

      I still have my pocket slide rule if you need one. A pocket slide rule in a pocket protecter is the ultimate nerdy. I don't use any flgr's because I like the "mil spec" spring plugs that screw onto the spring and don't fly away.
    8. J

      Dry graphite

      Powdered graphite is sold in small plastic squeeze tubes at most hardware stores. It's used to lubricate locks and is inexpensive. I would imagine that auto parts stores would also have it.
    9. J

      Dunked in the river.

      I think I'll find some green Loctite. Thanks, S-O.
    10. J

      Gun belt options

      I have 2 Daltech Force leather belts. I've been wearing one or the other with or without a holster every day. They both still look good after 3 years.
    11. J

      INGO Classifieds - An observation

      Bigtanker: Thanks for your post. It has made my day.
    12. J

      Need a new scale: Recommendations?

      I've been using the Pact (Pact.com) scale for the past 20 years with no problems. I also have the digital powder dispenser that works with the scale but don't use it since I gave up rifle shooting thanks to arthritis. I recommend both without hesitation.
    13. J

      Sig 226 mk25 vs sig 226 German made

      The internal extractors for the "German" Sigs are scarce as hen's teeth according to many forums dedicated to Sig. Repairs could be a problem.
    14. J

      WTB: Sig night sight

      Bump
    15. J

      Help with XL 650 pin

      ZbornacSVT will most likely be able to answer your question. He's a Dillon dealer and a really nice guy. I think he's closed on Monday, however.
    16. J

      WTB: Sig night sight

      I need a Meprolight #8 night sight for a Sig Sauer P229. It's gotta still light up good. PM me if you have one. Thanks.
    17. J

      Is the "Lead Problem" Unsolvable for the Gun Culture?

      Wasn't lead elimanated from primers quite a few years ago? I promise not to be offended if I am corrected on this.
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