Posted: 6/19/2016 9:07:01 PM EDT
Went to Cabela's today with permission to buy the reloading press I wanted for Father's Day. Saw a bunch of M&Ps going out but they had a sale on. There was lots of stock on the shelf, I was able to buy 9mm projectiles, small pistol primers, a pound of Universal, and some shirts from the bargain cave. 
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Well... which press did you go with? Picked up a Hornady single stage about two months ago and jumped into the reloading habit. Best piece of advice I can give is to head over to Inline Fabrication and pick up a mount. Enjoy and Happy Fathers Day! Well. My budget wasn't huge. Got a Lee Progressive 1000 with 9mm dies. It'll get me started. Better than the Lee hand press I've been using. |
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Well. My budget wasn't huge. Got a Lee Progressive 1000 with 9mm dies. It'll get me started. Better than the Lee hand press I've been using. Quoted:
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Well... which press did you go with? Picked up a Hornady single stage about two months ago and jumped into the reloading habit. Best piece of advice I can give is to head over to Inline Fabrication and pick up a mount. Enjoy and Happy Fathers Day! Well. My budget wasn't huge. Got a Lee Progressive 1000 with 9mm dies. It'll get me started. Better than the Lee hand press I've been using. Good press been using the same one since 1989 |
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Well. My budget wasn't huge. Got a Lee Progressive 1000 with 9mm dies. It'll get me started. Better than the Lee hand press I've been using. Quoted:
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Well... which press did you go with? Picked up a Hornady single stage about two months ago and jumped into the reloading habit. Best piece of advice I can give is to head over to Inline Fabrication and pick up a mount. Enjoy and Happy Fathers Day! Well. My budget wasn't huge. Got a Lee Progressive 1000 with 9mm dies. It'll get me started. Better than the Lee hand press I've been using. 
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Well... which press did you go with? Picked up a Hornady single stage about two months ago and jumped into the reloading habit. Best piece of advice I can give is to head over to Inline Fabrication and pick up a mount. Enjoy and Happy Fathers Day! Well. My budget wasn't huge. Got a Lee Progressive 1000 with 9mm dies. It'll get me started. Better than the Lee hand press I've been using.
Enjoy and have fun learning! Thanks. I've been planning to get into 9mm reloading since my first kid was born 10 years ago. I have 3 big Costco size coffee cans full of 9mm brass just waiting to be decapped and cleaned. :) |
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panic will get more wide spread between now and election day The panic from last week already peaked and will mellow out in a couple weeks. Manufacturers likely responded by cranking up production, we'll have salad days again at the end of July as dealers/ distributors try to get rid of all their panic buys at cost to pay their invoices. Then prices will start climbing mid-late August and continue to climb until the election and beyond, depending upon who is elected. |
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Went to Cabela's today with permission to buy the reloading press I wanted for Father's Day. Saw a bunch of M&Ps going out but they had a sale on. There was lots of stock on the shelf, I was able to buy 9mm projectiles, small pistol primers, a pound of Universal, and some shirts from the bargain cave. In bold: You just said that cause she's gonna read this..right  
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Went to Cabela's today with permission to buy the reloading press I wanted for Father's Day. Saw a bunch of M&Ps going out but they had a sale on. There was lots of stock on the shelf, I was able to buy 9mm projectiles, small pistol primers, a pound of Universal, and some shirts from the bargain cave. In bold: You just said that cause she's gonna read this..right Well, actually, she was going to buy me a particular sleeping pad, but when we took a look at it, it wasn't what we thought it was, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed it for. So then I suggested the press, and she said, Okay, "happy father's day." |
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Well, actually, she was going to buy me a particular sleeping pad, but when we took a look at it, it wasn't what we thought it was, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed it for. So then I suggested the press, and she said, Okay, "happy father's day." Quoted:
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Went to Cabela's today with permission to buy the reloading press I wanted for Father's Day. Saw a bunch of M&Ps going out but they had a sale on. There was lots of stock on the shelf, I was able to buy 9mm projectiles, small pistol primers, a pound of Universal, and some shirts from the bargain cave. In bold: You just said that cause she's gonna read this..right Well, actually, she was going to buy me a particular sleeping pad, but when we took a look at it, it wasn't what we thought it was, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed it for. So then I suggested the press, and she said, Okay, "happy father's day." I like how you did that. 
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Things are pretty normal around here, except no .22 ammo. But that's been the case for the last several years, so no change as far as that goes. I guess that means it's "normal" around here now. Correction: Went to the gun shop today. ARs are like gold now. Everything else is okay, but the AR panic has begun here. |
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Things are pretty normal around here, except no .22 ammo. But that's been the case for the last several years, so no change as far as that goes. I guess that means it's "normal" around here now. I happened to be in N. Ky/Cincinnati area today, stopped at Cabelas North of Cincy & they had plenty of .22. No good deals on it , but plenty of it there.. |
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Well, actually, she was going to buy me a particular sleeping pad, but when we took a look at it, it wasn't what we thought it was, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed it for. So then I suggested the press, and she said, Okay, "happy father's day." Quoted:
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Went to Cabela's today with permission to buy the reloading press I wanted for Father's Day. Saw a bunch of M&Ps going out but they had a sale on. There was lots of stock on the shelf, I was able to buy 9mm projectiles, small pistol primers, a pound of Universal, and some shirts from the bargain cave. In bold: You just said that cause she's gonna read this..right Well, actually, she was going to buy me a particular sleeping pad, but when we took a look at it, it wasn't what we thought it was, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed it for. So then I suggested the press, and she said, Okay, "happy father's day." Happy Father's Day meant "Great, I don't have to think about it.!" |
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Went to Cabela's today with permission to buy the reloading press I wanted for Father's Day. Saw a bunch of M&Ps going out but they had a sale on. There was lots of stock on the shelf, I was able to buy 9mm projectiles, small pistol primers, a pound of Universal, and some shirts from the bargain cave. In bold: You just said that cause she's gonna read this..right Well, actually, she was going to buy me a particular sleeping pad, but when we took a look at it, it wasn't what we thought it was, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed it for. So then I suggested the press, and she said, Okay, "happy father's day." Happy Father's Day meant "Great, I don't have to think about it.!" She never really does. She doesn't really care about holidays. I pretty much do all the Christmas shopping for the kids. Oh well she makes up for it in other ways.
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