Recent content by G11354

I live in Michigan where "out the side" opening automatic knives are legal and im interested in a Buck 110 Auto. However every site I go to states you must be some form of military or manufacturer to purchase and I cant find a store in state that sells them. I have gone to "Knifecenter.com" and...

What is you preferred bearing style for a folding knife? Personally I lean towards bronze washers or in the case of the Buck 110 nothing at all.

I am installing a new gas block on my AR rifle, being the knob that I am I have forgotten how to determine which front sight height(low profile, standard, high) I need. I am installing a "Yankee Hill Machine Low Profile Gas Block".

I am looking for something compact. Thank you.

I have a Dillon RL550C and a Redding Big Boss II press, will they mount on the Lee stand? For clarity, I mean 1 mounted top side with the other stored on the bottom shelf.

Are Redding reloading dies worth the extra cost over Lee reloading dies? Im a casual reloader, do it more for fun than out of a need for extreme precision. I currently reload .223/5.56, .300 Blackout, .40S&W, may start .44 Magnum and .44 Special down the road.

Appreciate all of the feedback everyone. I settled on the Redding Big Boss II. Co-Ax is beyond my budget at the moment.

Ive read that quite a few people break the handle collar while resizing 50 BMG? One of the appeals to me of the Lee Classic Cast was that it could handle the 50 BMG and most people seem to agree its up to the challenge.

I only have experience with the Lee Auto Hand Prime Tool (old model, no longer made), its worked well for me priming .223, .40 S&W, 9mm and 500S&W. Ive considered the Franklin Armory hand priming tool, has very good reviews.

Ive had a "Lee Breech Lock Challenger" press for some time now and feel a desire to upgrade to a more over built single stage press. Was considering either the "Lee Classic Cast" or "Redding Big Boss II." Any input is appreciated.

I never considered blueing the surfaces, I may have to try that.

My LNL powder measure is developing minor rust spots on the bare metal surfaces. I havent experienced this on other metalic bodied powder measures. Is there a powder safe lubricant available that wont require me to disassemble and degrease the powder measure before every reloading session?

I have seen others make it work, not difficult if I remember correctly.

Considering one of these stands from Harbor Freight. https://www.harborfreight.com/29-inch-heavy-duty-tool-stand-95128.html https://www.harborfreight.com/universal-tool-stand-69805.html https://www.harborfreight.com/universal-bench-grinder-stand-3184.html

Ive been considering that, may be tricky bolting it to my bedroom floor though.