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Old December 28th, 2008, 08:20 PM   #21
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You are the man!!!!!!
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Old December 28th, 2008, 08:34 PM   #22
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Ummmm...yeah...OK.
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Old December 28th, 2008, 10:45 PM   #23
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Nice set up. I suggest using a cloth or covering below the loader to keep anything from dropping in an inaccessibly place, or to keep you from digging through the buckets/storage you have.( voice of experience here )
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Old December 28th, 2008, 11:25 PM   #24
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Well, so far so good. I did place a piece of plywood in front of the bench to keep things from going into never-never land underneath (I got 8 legged critters building nests under there, don't care to find out what kind. They do their job eating bugs, I'll do mine and leave them alone).

Weather is starting to look dicey wind wise for tomorrow. I will post pics if it mounted to my truck if I do go.
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Old January 15th, 2009, 11:32 AM   #25
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That was a cool idea! Looks good to me all the way around.

I learned how to stick weld from my wife's grampa, who was a ship builder down at Ingalls shipyard during the war. First time I tried it was in a pair of flip flops, and he just chuckled as the bits-o-molten lava fell on my feet and said it'd toughen me up (and would make me wear shoes next time-it did). My stuff was never pretty either, but if it works, that's why you do it. Great work.
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Spaced this out to frustration.

My hitch lock, having been on for 7 years in Colorado's wonderful chemical ice issue...well after fighting with it for near an hour with everything I had in my tool box, and finally breaking the key off in it, refused to come out. Time for the blue wrench.

Anyhow, my loads for both my .44 and .40 were good. Solved my primer issue (not seated deep enough) and enough powder to cycle the Desert Eagle slide. I need to up the load just a bit due to get a better burn in the .44 but otherwise good.
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Looks great and a great idea for range use.
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