Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Parting shot...
You can give it a rest now, GS. I only came back to check a PM from a supportive member.
I'm logging out. A'Dios, guys.

Well, as it turns out, all that technology wasn't necessary after all, huh? This just goes to prove that old adage about giving a man enough rope.

Man, that first photo looks down right spooky.

Bring ya' truck and a shovel. You can have all of mine.

http://fgsp.wordpress.com/2010/12/03/fi ... he-season/

Can't wait to see my pistol range in the morning.

I was a member of that forum for almost ten years. I know about the wealth of knowledge over there. Cast Bullets Association is also a good source. I'm over there.

'Preciate it, guys.

Glad to have you with us! Welcome!

I've seen discussions on this before. Don't remember the brand of brass that was mentioned, but bottom line was use a small standard pistol primer and load as usual.
A real PITA when they get mixed in with the rest. Time to sort.

There's a gold mine of information here for casters.

http://www.castpics.net/

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/11/30/do ... ing-trend/

I'll take two, thank you.

That's a good deal and a good machine, but I can't afford that right now. Thanks for the tip, Rick. You're a good guy.

Come on down!

Thanks, GS. That's real nice.

Hey, guys,
I have a chance at a job with the county. It looks good, but it ain't in the bag yet. For those of you that believe, I sure would appreciate some back up.

Thanks,
Jim

Hey, guys, I've got about 70 gazillion .223 brass. Some commercial, some LC. I'll be glad to trade several to one for any of the following calibers: 6.5 X 55 Swedish .30-06 .303 .45-70 .38 Spl. I also have way more .45 ACP than I need. I'll trade a few to one for any of the above, especially .38 Spl...

After 8 years of hard use, my Frankford Arsenal case tumbler bit the big one. One of the motor leads broke at the motor housing.
Midway has a Lyman 1200 PRO on sale for $41.99. Janet's going to order it for me in the morning. By Saturday, I'll be running brass.

I've been casting and handling lead for about thirty years. I had a blood level test done recently and when the results came back, the nurse told me mine was lower than she had ever seen. How's that for a lead handling safety program? :clap: And, yes, G, I know where it started. But I don't use merc...

That jerk could be found if "somebody" really wanted to.

Great! We got a group! Now we need our own section. Hint, Rick?