Recent content by smike308

Sorry I am not personally familiar with it.

I had a case of this 2-3 years ago in my right hand, ring and little fingers. After several months of PT, I read an article on the side effects of statin drugs where this was mentioned. In my case, I was taking Zocor. I discontinued the Zocor and in 2-3 weeks, the trigger finger and other...

Love good coffee, please throw my name in the hat. Good luck with the hunt. Thanks

Prayers for Robinett 11B and his family, RIP Soldier

I don't think that bill ever made it to the Gov's desk. Or did I miss it?

This is your fix. Seems too simple, but it works.

mmmmmmmgood!

I read them a couple of years back. In many ways, I think that Bracken is a fortune teller. Considering when they were written, which was before a lot of recent history took place. Given his background, as a Navy SEAL, his writing is accurate with regard to weapons and tactics. I highly...

I recently bought the Inline Fabrication quick change system for my Dillon 650 and also got the plate for my RCBS Rockchucker because of space limitations on my bench. Very nice slick setup. He also has a wall mounted storage plate for storing the spare press/loader when not in use that is...

Better late than never! I've had one for 5 or 6 years. Great piece of equipment. If I were to somehow break it, I would replace it asap.

2 wheel-- 67 Suzuki X6 Hustler(250cc, 6spd trans) 4 wheel-- 70 Ford Maverick (200 ci 6 cyl, 3 on the tree)

Please add me to your list. Thanks!

Static electricity in your powder measure? Try the used dryer-sheet trick.

Nutsforsmiths- I'm sorry, I don't remember what the Dillon rep said, just that they wouldn't work. I already had the die set for my 32 H&Rs so I figured the worst that could happen was that I wood goof up a case or two. Since then, I've loaded 750+ rounds of .327. I haven't experienced any...

I'm currently using the Dillon .32 H&R dies to load .327 Fed. Dillon told me that they wouldn't work also. I have had no problem using them. I use them with my Dillon 550 to load both H&R and Fed. rounds.