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Eat 2 bruty and let them beware of ides of March.

Start with a budget. Read ABC of Reloading, then buy Manuals and read them I have 5, may be overkill, check into classes. Classes here, Socal, run $150 -$200.But everything here is over priced. Good Luck and be care full

I cross check my Lyman, Lee, Hornady and Sierra

My PP http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=89024&stc=1&d=1350707032

My first thought is "Pressure". The 5.56 has a higher pressure and moves your bolt faster and harder. Any one have another thought ?

Iggy, I too put a small amount in my safe not to be touched. I'll pay cash with what I have saved, my wife and I have a "DON'T ASK DON'T TELL" policy. She never asks what I got and I don't tell. Save a little each pay day and in time go for a cash discount.

Yes ! Steam the grips. I have a small iron for setting model airplane film and it works great with small damp paper. Good luck and take your time you will see the wood rise up as you steem.

Doe anyone have a date of manufacture for S&W 629-6 PP CFT63XX ? I'm thinking 1990 ? Thanks

Sunshine Welcome from one sunshine state to another.

At last I can get on after much help from the moderators. I'm bad they are great. Just starting my collection of S&Ws. Looking to finding all kinds of great information, reloading,history, models etc. Retired 4 years ago and loving it.