RLH70

I have been able to get plenty of powder, even 8lb jugs of all the stuff I use. Bullets have been hit or miss and primers are non existent still. Brass is about like bullets, if you get there when it comes in you are golden but luckily I have plenty of brass and primers, it's the projectiles I keep running out of.

34mm tube?

I suppose 2 can be a coincidence, but any more and I have to believe we have a trend.

Perhaps you were thinking of John Noveske of Noveske Rifle Works, who died in a car crash about a week after he made a facebook post linking the recent shootings to psychiatric drugs? story

That is not the exception, rather the norm for RCBS. I called once to try to purchase a decapping pin, they would have none of it and sent me two absolutely free.

Sad news, I always enjoyed watching him.

The use of the multi colored towel is proof of that!!

NICE!!

I was just at my local gun shop today and there was only one brick of large rifle primers and no small pistol primers. Last week they had a nice compliment of each.

2006

Chicago at it again. http://newsfixnow.com/2012/10/18/chicago-considers-tax-on-guns-and-ammo/ Always seemed odd that the ATA would move the Grand American to such a non gun friendly state as Illinois.

Anyone try out these powders yet? I just picked up a pound of each this weekend and wanted to know if anyone had used them and get your opinions on it.

I recently picked up a box of 500 Hornady Z Max "zombie" bullets on clearance at my local gun shop for $49.99. They are the same as the V Max I already use except they have a neon green tip.

Do you hand prime or do it on the press?

Good one!

That's pretty good Barry!! One of my Rock Chuckers turned 45 this year, belonged to my dad and was bought before I was born. My "new" one is still a teenager only 15.

I am very happy with my RCBS AR Series Die set in .223 and 7.62x39.

Heck yes, post a pic!

My list is pretty boring. 1. AK-47 7.62x39 2. Savage 111 in .338 Lapua 3. Rem 870 20-inch 12Ga 4. S&W Model 629 6-inch 5. S&W M&P 9mm

Reminds me of this old Weatherby commercial...

Nice rifle! It's hard to beat a Savage for price and certainly performance.

Looks great!

Happy Birthday Wayne!

It uses a "Drop Push Bolt" design. Looks pretty unusual to me?

Nice idea, but I will wait to see how that bolt design holds up first.