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Probably about time to do plugs/wires/coolant/etc

i can get most everything here in town, santa barbara has some well stocked gun stores and very few enthusiasts. i would start reloading but i start work for the rest of summer monday and then classes start at uc in september. it's hard enough for me to find time just to shoot let alone take up reloading. I can't find shit here, everywhere online is sold out in no time at all. I can get the press, looking at the Lee 4 hole turret press Can't find the 4 piece Lee Carbide die set for .45ACP Would like to stock up on brass, primers, and a couple pounds of powder, but either can't find them in stock or don't have the money to blow on stockpiling when they are in stock. Such is life.

If your plugs/wires have over 100k I'd replace them anyway...

Sounds like a pretty good deal KU, moving over a week is nice.

And at that point I'm going to run out of primers, I only have 1k of them. I have multiple websites set to notify me when they come back in stock but if I don't get them within a matter of possibly minutes/hours I'm screwed.

i will donate equipment and brass to your project if you want to build some ammo for me (i'll pay), especially before california outlaws ammo. the state assembly bill 962, which sadly passed assembly and is waiting to go to the senate floor, wants to install a registration system for handgun ammo and cap sales and transfers (even between family members) to 50 rounds of pistol ammo a month. i'd gladly buy you large quantities of brass, primers, powder and bullets if you'd load me rounds in the neighborhood of $10-20/box. You'd have to give me a bit before I became a little more acquainted with loading .45's but I would do it. seriously ryan, what would help get you acquainted? i'll send you a single stage press and dies if you wanna try it out. they aren't that pricey. Being able to find brass, powder, dies and deciding on a press...

Did they provide the lube or were you expected to bring your own to the gang bang?

i will donate equipment and brass to your project if you want to build some ammo for me (i'll pay), especially before california outlaws ammo. the state assembly bill 962, which sadly passed assembly and is waiting to go to the senate floor, wants to install a registration system for handgun ammo and cap sales and transfers (even between family members) to 50 rounds of pistol ammo a month. i'd gladly buy you large quantities of brass, primers, powder and bullets if you'd load me rounds in the neighborhood of $10-20/box. You'd have to give me a bit before I became a little more acquainted with loading .45's but I would do it.

Table saw died at work. Going to try and get a saw stop cabinet saw.

I wouldn't worry about it.

Damn it. A grad student just got a forklift stuck in the mud. This will be interesting...

Holy crap that would burn, and is wrong on more levels than one.

8-5 monday through friday....

I need to get started reloading, need next pay check to roll around to finish buying toys though... Looking like I can reload a box of 50 185gr JHP .45's for about 10 bucks.

You looking for 9mm then?

Cheap, but corrosive.

Most definitely.

Making a die to press some gaskets out of 1/2" thick 30a durometer neoprene.

this will be more budgeted than the AR I think. I'm still looking for some kick ass glass for the DPMS. I really want a trijicon ACOG style unit. But I'm also verrrrrrry cheep. Maybe my freinds dad can find me this starlight scope he knows about. Check out the reviews on http://www.snipercentral.com/forums/ for scopes.

Screw Beretta.

Tease.

High of 97* here today.

Mmm, Blueberry muffin.

we just took stock of our supplies and we only have a few hundred .45 100 9mm only 15 .308 rounds (I REALLY NEED MORE) and only about ~600 7.62x39 We have a few boxes of 12 gauge. Some really nice buck style shells with extra balls. Aimsurplus has 7.62x39 steel case Wolf in for 260$ a case, they are out of the .45 and 9mm now though.

If she goes to CA, I won't get to see her for 3 weeks.