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Sig 1911 C3. Dillon 550 with .45 dies (I already own 9mm) 5 extra 1911 mags 3 extra mags for my Mark iii 3 extra mags for my SR9 Remainder spent on the following: Order from Powder Valley small pistol primers large pistol primers w-231 Zero bullets for .45

CCI Blazer bulk and Winchester Wildcat bulk packs have worked fine in my 22/45. Shoots SV and Mini-mags without problem. Found the SV the most accurate for my lousy shooting

I have the breech lock, but in the kit the came with the scale, prime etc. No complaints. I like not having to screw in the dyes, and the kit came with 3 bushings (I don't use the FCD). I also like priming off the press. I was a new reloader and started with this kit. Now I am a noice...

Two. My 9mm, and my Ruger 22/45. Wait....I onlly own two!!

I was at the range last night, running my standard reloads. 4.4 w-231, 115gr RN from MBC, CCI primers. I ran 93 rounds and had 6 light primer strikes. I inspected the rounds, it does look like a light hit compared to the to the fired and inspected brass. I ran two mags of some blazer factory...

Looking to purchase my first rifle. Going to go with a .22LR for fun, cost etc. This will be for target shooting, iron and red dot sights (mostly indoors, hopefully outdoors to 100 yards in the spring). Just looking for best recommendatin based on cost, ability to upgrade etc. I know...

Mid range 1911 Browning Buckmark Ruger 10/22 AR-15 S&W J frame

I bought the SR9 instead of a Glock, XD or M&P because it felt the best to me in my hands. I have never had a FTE, FTL or a stove pipe using factory ammo, or both soft and hot reloads. I found the SR9 very easy to take down and clean and reassemble, and I have zero regrets about buying it!

Thanks everyone. I pulled the trigger on a micro-dot with the fixed base. Hopefully it will be here so I can shoot it this upcoming Tuesday on my next range trip.

1911?

4.4 of w-231 worked fine for 124gr plated for me in a Ruger SR9. For 115gr I have loaded between 4.2 and 4.8 of w-231

I guess not many shooters have them....oh well. Thanks

Going to put this on a Ruger Mark III 22/45. Never bought a red dot before, and still learning some of the in's and out's. Trying to keep it under $100 dollars, read some good things about primary arms. This will be for informal, fun taget shooting. Indoor up to 75'. This will mount...

bipod!

If I didn't let them hold my driver's DL I would never get to shoot. There are only indoor public ranges, and they all have the same requirements. It doesn't bother me.

Finally have an update. Went to a differen't shop yesterday afternoon. They did not have any problems with the phone bills. Got the call at 10:30 this morning that we were good to go! Picked up a couple differen't ammo types to run through it this week! Thanks everyone MD Willington...

Personally, I would go look for a pair of Oakley's. Lots of frame choices, and lots of lens options as well. It would also give you the option of buying additional lenses so they could be used for multiple uses (indoor, outdoor, driving etc) They are expensive. My current prescription...

3, 4, 1, 2 would be my order of preference.

That sounds odd. I have a couple thousand 115gr 9mm, but haven't weighed any of them.

Not sure this is the right location. Just read this. ATF raid in Ohio reported on Fox news. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/08/31/dozens-arrested-in-large-atf-sting-in-ohio/ Guns, lots of drugs. Hopefully more information will be provided.