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Some are, some aren't. Range mags are normally empty.

I don't like fish, so I forgot about that one.

Interesting. I can't try it because cast iron is all I cook on, and it's already black. I might try it next time I find a rusty, antique pan that needs a new home. IMO The best way to season cast iron is to use it. After you get a base coat or two, just use it constantly and avoid acidic foods...

What's your favorite taco, and where's your favorite taco place? There used to be a place next to a gas station on Sigman Rd in Conyers that had the best Barbacoa I've ever had. They would also sell carnitas, barbacoa, and lingua by the Lb. I would pick it up for taco nights before they changed...

While Hillary will be bad for prices in the short term, I'm actually more worried about what a Bush/Christie/trump/Kasich administration would mean for 2a rights. A republican congress only holds the line when they don't have the white house.

I need to pick up a couple more cases of 9mm. Not counting ammo, I've enough powder, projectiles, primers for .223 to go a number of years without worry. I would pick up some brass, if I could get it cheap. I haven't went crazy, but when buying or ordering an ffl item, I've added a -$50 lower...

.22 As long as it covers .22lr, .223, 22-250, 22mag, etc

I purchased someone's grampa's RCBS rockchucker set up. It came with two reloading handbooks, 1 from the 50s and 1 from the early 70s. If you care about CS, you could do alot worse than RCBS. I was missing some little things and RCBS sent them to me for free. I was even honest about how old it...

@DarthVader is probably like me and reading up on it a lot. Too much stuff for the new reloader seems almost designed to scare you out of wanting to do it. He also seems very organised, I doubt he would ever have a problem. I'm an unorganized mess. If I ever decide to do pistol rounds I'm going...

Jackie Graham from TOS let me come over and chat him up with questions. Very knowledgeable. It's really not that hard, and pretty safe if all you are loading is rifle rounds. My .223 loads basically fill the case to the neck, so you can't really overload them. If there's no pistol powder...

I think add $40 for hazmat and shipping. I think it was American Reloading.

I purchased 1 big jug of Varget for $179 and 2000 rifle primers for $24/1000 as my only internet order. The owner of the gun store told me to use his store to figure out what powder, primers I wanted and to not worry with the internet until I was ready to place a big order.

And superglue. You can close a lot of cuts with it.

There's nothing wrong with $30 a lb, you're lucky to have that locally. My lgs powder runs from $27-$32, primers run around $30/1000.

When you have 4 kids, and this is what a Thursday taco looks like.

Is there a backup way to get in the safe if needed?

Is there anything someone that shoots left handed could do to mitigate the gas? I choke on it shooting a 12" supressed rifle.

Looks like an improvement. I don't have an electronic safe. What do you do if something goes wrong, batteries die?

I don't believe you need to be a state resident to buy a long gun, so I don't see why that would be a problem. But, I don't know.