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All I saw was the punch tool and a couple plugs. Might be a name on the tool.

And tire repair kit.

I like the XDs. The shield was my runner up after trying a bunch of single stacks. When grabagun had them for $339 Springfield had a rebate for 3 extra mags with purchase. The 3 mags tipped the scale.

Eds is $398 for blue label, $423 for GSSF on the small frame Glocks.

Then why the past animosity towards Glock? I've got next to no experience with HKs, so I stay pretty silent on them.

You just shot your first G19? That's almost unbelievable.

I think most of your maybes from dual members responded on the ODT. Manufacturer cert? What manufacturer and what could you do with it on a limited basis? If you wanted, could this get you a gig?

This is some of what's riding below deck in the station wagon. A compartment in the wheel well is full of tools, fluids, and other stuff. I have a backpack with some essentials plus gun, ammo, knives, headlamp, and flashlight. I also keep a cot in the car for when I work so late it doesn't make...

Is it 9mm? How many rounds?

There's a handheld console/controller that's used with a regular console. You cant use it solo.

A Wii U? I got the kids one for Christmas, don't know if there's a newer one.

I'm the man. I don't need no stinking information.

Boberg?

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/588482/redding-t-7-turret-press I was told this was the best turret press for the money out there.

Buy a Lee reloading manual and a manual for whatever your preferred bullet manufacturer is. Many powder sites have a look up feature, but the manuals are good reference and have lots of info for beginners. Recipes need to be tested in your rifle. .2 grains can be the difference between 1/2 moa...

You can't get a good progressive press in your price range, though a turret style may be possible. You are going to want a a good single stage, especially if you ever plan on loading precision or hunting rounds. A Lee classic cast, RCBS rock chucker or Hornady are all good choices to start with...

How do you remove a backwards or messed up primer? I just assumed the only way to do it will set one off sometimes.

Congratulations Kimber, you invented a hammerless SP101. Never mind, you didn't do shit.

They are less loud than they are startling. Had to drive a screwed up primer out with a decapping pin and needed a hammer. Scared the shit out of me, even though I "knew" it could happen, and scarred my table.

I think when looking at budget glass, it's better to go fixed power than variable. It drives the cost up, so everything else gets downgraded to hit a certain price point. They're also less complicated, and maybe less prone to failure. The ones I've been eyeing are mostly fixed 20x.