Got myself started with the basics - finally!
Posted: 19 Jul 2017 12:48
Hey guys,
I wrote about my recent adventures in "beginner reloading" on Michael's companion Lee Loader site, just wanted to mention it here too. I'm going to be kind of techno - and try my hand at linking you there: be prepared for warp-speed! Adam Lee's Bench (right!)
I just previewed my text, saw a rant on my "rant-checker" tool, and promise it is brief!!
Not to completely repeat myself, but I'm mainly real pleased to have found a brick-and-mortar LGS nearby that actually carries primer/powder/bullets so I can buy stuff "in person"! I also find it very rewarding to be able to support a local shop economically rather than just depending on everything coming online via the Big Brown Truck. Plus their prices are the same or better than the online vendors I would've been using.
That's something often hard to do - we can really save money & get everything and anything we want via the interwebs, but over time that does make it a tough business proposition to keep our LGS in business.
Of course, the LGS gets their stuff via the web too - it's all connected - but having an open-for-business gun store in any community is sort of an important thing to me. I'm not on a political rant, but just like everything else once businesses get demonized by disinformation campaigns they just disappear and don't come back.
I wrote about my recent adventures in "beginner reloading" on Michael's companion Lee Loader site, just wanted to mention it here too. I'm going to be kind of techno - and try my hand at linking you there: be prepared for warp-speed! Adam Lee's Bench (right!)
I just previewed my text, saw a rant on my "rant-checker" tool, and promise it is brief!!
Not to completely repeat myself, but I'm mainly real pleased to have found a brick-and-mortar LGS nearby that actually carries primer/powder/bullets so I can buy stuff "in person"! I also find it very rewarding to be able to support a local shop economically rather than just depending on everything coming online via the Big Brown Truck. Plus their prices are the same or better than the online vendors I would've been using.
That's something often hard to do - we can really save money & get everything and anything we want via the interwebs, but over time that does make it a tough business proposition to keep our LGS in business.
Of course, the LGS gets their stuff via the web too - it's all connected - but having an open-for-business gun store in any community is sort of an important thing to me. I'm not on a political rant, but just like everything else once businesses get demonized by disinformation campaigns they just disappear and don't come back.