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Mike- thanks for your participation. Need just one more. thanks, Larry

Unofficial count is now 5 GS bags.

Update - The unnofficial bag commitment count is now 4.

Recently a group order was put together for Gary Sinclair rear bags, manufactured by Edgewood. Unfortunately, I missed out on the order and the GS design bags are not a stock item. I spoke to Barbara Boulanger at Edgewood & she has graciously agreed to do another run IF I/ we can accumulate a...

I am deeply saddened to hear of Perry's death. I first met him back in the 70's at a shoot in Knoxville, TN. He will be missed & remembered. Larry

I am now thinking my tool is probably made by Simmons rather than Pool. I can't locate a serial #. My tool has 3 shellholders- .222, BR (308 w/ small rifle primer size), and PPC. I have 2 decapping rods, nominal .224 & nominal .243. I bought it new in the middle '70's. The Bald Eagle tool is...

DougF- here are some pics of what I believe to be a Poole Tool. It uses Lyman decapping pins. Larry

I have a combination capper/ decapper with built-in primer pocket cleaners for both small & large primer pockets. It has great feel for seating primers and is very quick for decapping. It's a great tool. I wish someone would make them again out of stainless for an affordable price. Larry

thanks everybody for all your help. Benchrite & PMA both offer the tool I'm looking for. Larry

1- Tony's book (p. 151) mentions an adjustable cutting depth carbide tool for cutting a uniform depth primer pockets such that when seated, the primers are .003" deeper than flush. Who makes this tool and what is the maker's contact info? I need one. 2-Inside flash hole chamfering- most tools...

A Big THANKS to Michael, Sam & all the guys A special thanks to Sam for letting me shoot his HG and for his coaching and more thanks to Michael & all the guys for answering my endless questions. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and I'm burning the midnight oil to get my LG finished ASAP. Larry...

Sounds like your body may have static electricity, which is more common in the winter months. Try rubbing you hands with a clothes dryer tear sheet and same with the scale. You may even place the tear sheet beside the scales when in use. Seems this is a common problem with many digital scales.

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