Calvin45
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Oh great now they're gonna be after me for researching things I shouldn't
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Who has utilized used primers.
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Just for the record (watchers), i wanted a million DOLLARS so I could buy a can of soup. 
Calvin45
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Okay now let me ask…what is "a can of soup" code for????Just for the record (watchers), i wanted a million DOLLARS so I could buy a can of soup.
I offered a can of chicken noodle....Just for the record (watchers), i wanted a million DOLLARS so I could buy a can of soup.
Claim "public domain info".Oh great now they're gonna be after me for researching things I shouldn't
I need cash. You know... for accessories... they'll add up over time.
Mike Matteson
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I can't find the thread on powders, but Power Valley has 8lbs or Retumbe for $350 presently. 8:30 MST.
I have deprived thousands of primed brass, saved the primers, and used them again without any incidents. and no special care was taken other than wearing safety glasses when I de-prime the brass. and easing the decapping pin down inside the case instead of slamming it at full speed.
A little common sense goes a lot way.
Now, speaking of de primed primers storage. At a minimum, keep them stored in a place and a way where no sparks could get into the mouth of the container....preferably not near a grinder or bench vise where you maybe using a side grinder....Hee Hee!
A little common sense goes a lot way.
Now, speaking of de primed primers storage. At a minimum, keep them stored in a place and a way where no sparks could get into the mouth of the container....preferably not near a grinder or bench vise where you maybe using a side grinder....Hee Hee!
