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The Neil Jones depriming hand tool works more than well for this. The man knew what he was doing when he designed this...as with all of his other tools. I have used this tool often and have never had a fear of one exploding.

Well said Mort, I hope I never have to pull a trigger on anyone . Outside of a war zone it will change your life as you may not have imagined , period. Others have said those words before me, and they were intelligent individuals that do not speak loosely.

In Wisconsin, ( thanks to our R.AG, ) we have had concealed carry and open carry for years. While I am not an advocate of open carry, the cops here will give you a hard time and and find SOME thing to harass you with, as in the case with one of our locals here exercising his rights by the TOP...

True enough Jerry. There are many fine machinists in this business, and he is up there with the rest of the best. I had two expanders and came to realise Dons expander was made to the tolerances of his turner, and now I had three.. Anyone that can turn out an action is more than qualified. The...

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There's more , Pete and Bill are also two of the nicest people one can hope to meet. I am honored having grown to know and shoot with them.

Dennis Thoenbury What a loss. Like Bill, I sat next to him at the Holton nat's in 2015, along with the others from CA. A pure gentleman. Libby and Dennis. Irreplaceable.

A bit more,,,if I may. I do not go to a match to try and win money. This shooting game has been ( perhaps) the best thing that I have ever gone into, but for different reasons than most. Where else can one go and meet people from around the globe...literally ? I cannot say enough about this part...

You are not alone Pete Sold mine two years ago. Probably for the same reasons. The Mississippi is dangerous when you do not know it. I will keep 3 rods and try to get rid of the other 10. I have tackle that has not seen water yet. that goes too.

Thanks for the photos Lee. Yes, that would be Jim..one of the original Ohio gang . Joe

Fantastic photo's for we who could not have been there. Thank you. Joe Maisto

Wilbur is right as usual. I have two I purchased new. One black and the other silver. The silver one was put on and zeroed for my LV shooting and removed, as it was for a back up. Never had to use it for that, and put it back in the box ( along with the Arnold jewel rings which are still on it)...

What absolutely terrible news. About as bad as it gets without losing one of your own. There are many fine people in this organization , but he was on the top. His goal in life appeared to be just to make people laugh. Precious few are that qualified. So very sad...

Happy for you Jeff !

Only from you Jerry ! How do you keep track of all this stuff ? :o

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Truck Driver; I no longer need the bullets I have for my Whelen, as I quit hunting.I have the following bullets I will part with. 100- 200 Gr, Hornady spire pt. 64 - 200 gr. Hornady spire pt. 95-200 gr. Hornady RN. 65--180 Gr. Hornady Flat nose Email or send me a PM. Joe

Boots Obermeyer turned me a barrel in the 60's for the standard Whelen using a 14 twist in my 760 Rem. I used RL.11 and 3031. It did well for me.

Doug, I have had 2- 88's in .284, 1 in a .243, and a 100 carbine in a .284. I never needed to worry about the cases being sized to feed properly, as my RCBS dies worked just fine. To your question, a body die reduces the body from the base TO the shoulder. If interested , I have something maybe...

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