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Generous of you Haya

I'll have to look, pretty sure I'm working my last bottle. Come to think of it, haven't seen any on the shelf for a while.

That's for sure, unfortunately that also makes the brass a little hard to find in once fired. Pretty sure its newer, when did it change?

I've owned 3 century products over the years, never had a problem. Won't comment on this particular rifle because I don't have any experience, good luck

Made some 38 special rounds with 158 gr cast swc and bullseye. Turn the radio on, get my dies set and the powder charge measure and start cranking on the turret press. I had let my supply dwindle and had to buy some, wow that price motivated me to make more now. Unbelievably easy round to load

Ole Mark forgot there is a third thing, swearing

None taken, everyone has different needs experiences and opinions. I enjoy talking to other reloaders, usually we get smarter in that process but not always lol

All my stuff requires belt fed, I usually just bandolier it whilst around the house and when I go out say to Walmart.

While not a great priming set up its usable, even with large rifle primers. Now if another Dillon comes along at a good price, I'd be interested mainly because I could do more rounds in the same amount of time. Still kicking myself for being late to the Gungrad Dillon sell

Bedouin voted for piston driven....several times

Disagree on the Lee turret, works fine for me and can easily be used as a single stage. Quick changes on calibers too

45/70 and 357sig.

retaliatory pic definitely not fake

brass exchange has 10K 50/50 mix of 556/223 range pick up at $575 . doubt its cleaned.

What are they getting per pound? Mid twenties?

cool idea

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if ya want retardation and guns, we got plenty of that here, no need to get all them fancy bolts

AR nerd

You could actually host that M&G at Floyd County if youre bored