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You build that Russ ? ;)

Joe; As usual, always great info from you.Some of us put it into our "favorites." I had some 8208 years ago I got rid of because it was so blasted slow. One of our then eastern region shooters ended up with it and had to use 31 grains to get anything done. I might add, that I had some of 18122...

Boyd; It certainly is worth looking into. I have had tinitus since getting out of the military. Probably my fault for not ducking down as I dropped the rounds down the mortar tube. Young, dumb and strong, just the way they wanted us... Any type of ear surgery is unthinkable, and what has been...

Me too...getting old .....

Nothing wrong with his bullet seater either. Funny Wilson hasn't caught on.

Jerry; That one should take top honors. Also, I hope the opera singer does justice to our National anthem. Maybe someone suggested it was time ?

Thats humorous Butch... Actually, I have found it especially useful in loosening a barrel that has been put on too tight. I probably wouldn't have it, but it was given to me as a friendly gesture. There must be a quart of it in that container from Brownells ( that I'll never use up.)

I wouldn't be without Rosin.

Or move to Wisconsin. ?

I too, am quite happy with the USPS. Never had a problem in any way. On the receipt is the tracking #. Furthermore, it still remains to be the cheapest way to ship anything, and perhaps the safest as well. However, all should realise that the days of shipping anything for 7-10 $ are gone. Figure...

jbhotrod: Your response caught my attention because most have forgotton about the gun confiscation that took place and was stopped, thanks to the NRA. The only way we are going to beat what is taking place is for ALL firearms owners to stick together, to the point of...( well, you fill in the...

I agree Jim. Am on my last 2# and wish I had more. Dirty but reliable and faster than some of the other 8208 I had.

Don't try to do it all in one day Joe. ALWAYS leave some for tomorrow...

Wayne; Why would you want to when Neils price is so reasonable? Pull up Neil Jones web site. You can see it.

The one I saw at the SS was brought there by an Italian shooter by tyhe name of Alberto Lenzi. I don't know who in fact made it over there. If need be, I could get his email address to you., but you should know it will be EXPENSIVE. You may want to buy Neils...

I too have one and would'nt part with it. At last years SS, an expensive redesign of it was brought from Italy which I had a chance to observe. ( So did Neil) It took 40 years for someone else to come up with another model , (and of course, taken after Neils idea) Every now and then it comes in...

Radio shack still sells cassett players. My daughter bought me one recently .

Well done Wilbur ( again) Now and then I have use for the neat primer remover Neil Jones came out with way back then. It's a bit irritating to have a case with the donut that won't allow this tool to do it's job. Other than that...

That doesn't surprise me Jerry, being the contender and competitor he is. Fine shooting Jeff.

For something as important as measuring neck thickness, why mess with anything else but a Mitutoya ? Spend the money once.