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@@TheCaptnHammer when you zero the scale you are supposed to see zero and a faint white line on the 9. That’s just the way it is. I trust that scale over any digital scale out there. Thanks for commenting. I hope that this helps you. PA

@@sojourn1544 thank you for commenting! Yeah I haven’t either. If you stand the tab straight up it won’t melt in my experience. I know that Stanley went to a silicon one now. Check out my channel. I have more videos on my Stanley cook sets. PA

@@pareloader5989 yeah I like Stanley a lot. The cookware besides being and excellent product it looks good also. lol. I like your pan it’s all seasoned from the campfire and coals. I am watching your vids now. Seems like you give an honest review and great presentation. Not sure what state you’re in but we love your vids here in Evansville Indiana!! lol. Great videos!

@@sojourn1544 thank you so much for watching my video and commenting. Yeas Stanley makes some really ingenious camping cooksets.. thanks for the sub!! PA

Thank you so much for checking out my video! Much appreciated. Yes I absolutely love that knife. 8 can skin out a whole deer with one blade. Glad you liked it. Take care and stay safe. PA

Thanks for watching my video and commenting! Really appreciate it! Yeah BPS makes some really great knives. I have 3 of them and use them for field dressing deer. You can’t beat the price. Also the leather sheath. Way better than a mora. I still like mora but I just don’t feel like the quality is there compared to a BPS. Thanks again for watching! PA

Thank you so much for watching my video and commenting!! Really appreciate it and the sub! I’m glad that it was helpful. Some of my Stanley cook sets I use on a camp fire, others I use on my MSR pocket rocket isobutane stove. That’s why there are no burn marks. I get people that think that I just collect them and never use them because they aren’t all charred. Thank you for the support! PA

Thank you for looking at my channel. I have more videos on different Stanley sets. Thanks for the support!!PA

Hello. Thanks for watching my video and commenting on it! I really appreciate it. I am not sure of the exact trigger pull weight but it’s definitely much smoother and feels less pull than the stock plastic one. I would highly recommend it if you’re looking for an upgrade. The polymer ones will eventually crack. Hope this helps. PA

Thank you for watching my video and commenting! I really appreciate it! Yes I just never saw the reason to go with the more expensive dies when the LEEs work just fine. Also they were in my budget. I reload 556 and 30 30 and have no problems. I deer hunt with 30 30 and I can really fine tune each round. I also get very consistent groups with the rounds that I load. I haven’t reloaded in awhile due to primers being so expensive. I had a local gun shop near me, really small little place but packed to the hilt. Unfortunately the owner passed away and they shut down shop. Now I’m stuck with cabelas. Anyway thanks again for watching. PA

Thanks for watching my video. Works for me with no problems.

Thank you for watching my video and commenting! I really appreciate it! I’m glad that you hopefully got some knowledge from the content. Thank you! And god bless you also my friend. Take care and stay safe. PA

I just got back from an overnight canoe trip and she went right along with me. Made some great coffee in it. I use isobutane fuel and an MSR pocket rocket. Burns very clean. You should check out Facebook under Jolly Roger paddles. There you can see all of are trips with maps and pictures. Thanks for watching the video and commenting. PA

Thanks for watching and commenting on my video. I did not use a jig. I traced out the end of the stock where I made my cut. Then I used a disc sander to grind the aluminum butt plate. It was a very messy job and didn’t want my camera equipment to get aluminum dust all over it. If you have the tools you can do it yourself. Not really hard just time consuming and a lot of fitting as you go. Hope this helps. PA

Thanks craig! Have a great day and thanks

Thank you for taking the time to watch my video! I really appreciate it! Yes there are many things out there that we may question and just have to dig a little deeper to get the knowledge and answers. Hope you enjoyed the video and maybe it inspired you to try trapping out for yourself. Take care. PA

Hey brother! I hope this response finds you well! Yeah I am excited to give it a whirl. lol I’ll let you know how it goes come fall when small game starts. Thanks again for all the support! Hope you have a great summer. TTYs. PA

Thanks brother! Hope all is well with you! PA

I just used my dremal tool to open it up a little. Worked great. Hope this helps. PA

Thanks for watching my video and commenting! I have heard others say that they had to do specific things with there LEE dies. I only use LEAe dies but it might be worth you trying another brand? Let me know how you make out. PA

@@pareloader5989 at the time Lee was the only one that made 50 beowulf dies that a normal person could afford. Only one or two others made them then and they were MUCH higher than Dillon or any other die makers

@@independentthinker8930 yeah I am not that familiar with that round. It is a shame that the other dies are so much. I can afford LEE so that’s what I stick with. I hope that you can find a solution to the problem. I wish that I could be more helpful. PA

My powder measure is set according to the load data for each specific caliber. I usually try to stay to the middle of the min and max. Hope this helps. PA

I’m sorry to hear that. I also load 30 30 and have never had a problem. I check my completed rounds about every 10 to @5 rounds. Mine ran true. PA

Thank you for watching my video and sharing. I appreciate it.PA

Thank you for watching my video and commenting! Really appreciate it! Yes I only use LEE dies for all my rifle and hand gun loads. I just never saw the reason to spend so much more money on other dies when the LEEs work great for me. You will really like that press. It does what it is supposed to do. That's all you can ask of it. What are small pistol primers going for now for a brick of 1000? Haven't had to buy any in awhile. Anyway take care and stay safe. PA

Yes you are right about the LEE dies not being fully carbide. Good point. PA

@@pareloader5989 I love my lee dies. Great value and warranty. I like their factory crimp dies.

Thank you for watching my video and commenting! I really appreciate it! Yes I agree with you. It might take a little longer with the LEE but I reload for enjoyment. Not sure what you mean about the washer, I have always produced a great crimp with the load all. PA

Thank you for watching my video and commenting! I really appreciate it! I bought my red dot at my local gun shop. Unfortunately the owner past away and they closed down. I still have some left though. I haven’t been reloading lately because primers are so expensive. About 2 years ago I bought 2 boxes of small pistol primers for $140. A little steep but I needed them. Where are you in PA? I’m on the boarder of Jersey so basically as far East as possible. PA

Thank you for the reply. I'm outside of Gettysburg.

@@lancekramer7786 I got two buddies from chambersburg.

I use a bulge buster. I don’t have a Glock so unfortunately I can’t tell you if you need that. Sorry. Let me know what you find out and if anyone in the comments know I will let you know. Thanks PA

The undersized die doesn't size any lower than the regular sizing die. Your bulge problem is below that area. The only real way to fix the problem is to resize the entire base of the cartrage down to and including the extractor flange. That's what the bulge buster does. If the extractor flange is not out of round I have successfully eliminated the bulge in casings by resizing the case with the normal resizing die. To do this you need to resize the case normally using the resizing die with the primer pin removed then remove the case from the shell plate and place a piece of flat metal in top of the shell plate set the case on the metal and run the case up into the resizing die again. This will resize the case farther down the case removing the bulge. The problem with this is you now need to have a small punch to tap or push the casing out of your sizing die. Be sure that before you do this you disassemble and check that your sizing die has enough internal clearance to allow you to press your casing far enough into your die. Good luck.

@@oldgunowner I totally understand what you’re saying. I have had similar issues also. I would prep my brass and reload it, and when I put it in the case length gage right near the base of the casing it would sometimes get hung up there. About every 20 casings. Very frustrating.

@@oldgunowner I get what you’re saying. I’m going to get an aftermarket barrel for my other Glock too so I don’t have to deal with that anymore. Although, if I buy some once fired 10mm brass I’ll likely have to bulge bust those and or do that process you so accurately described with precision articulation. Thank you for that. We deal in precision, so I very much appreciate when someone can be precise with their articulation of a process. Thanks again for your help. See you out there…Cheers

Nice! Yeah I built my bench and it serves me well. If you hav3 any reloading questions please feel free to reach out to me and I will see if I can help! Good luck and happy reloading PA

Yeah I really like that LEE provides color pictures with there die sets. What king of powder thrower are you using? Check out the rest of my channel because I did a video on an adapter so you can use the LEE perfect powder measure right on your turret press. Thank you for watching ! I really appreciate it! PA

Thanks for watching my video! Really appreciate it! Yes it’s all around a great pack. And the ability to carry a bow or firearm is awesome. Take care bud. PA

Thank you for watching my video and commenting! I really appreciate it! Yeah the set is great. If you checkout the rest of my channel you can see some other reviews that I did with my Stanley cook sets. I bake bread in the one video. Thanks again! PA

Thanks for watching my video and commenting! Yeah it’s a great loader. I have had mine going on almost 15+ years now. Still cracking out ammo. Just take it apart about every 2500 to 3000 rounds and grease and oil the moving parts. If you grease the spring it really makes the machine quiet. Good luck and have fun! PA

@@pareloader5989 thanks for the advice and information. I certainly will do

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Thank you bud! Really appreciate the support!! I thought I was subbed to your channel. My apologies. I just subbed! Thanks again!

Yeah I have done that before! lol. PA

Hey brother! Thanks for watching! Yeah I really thought that the backpack feature was pretty awesome. Holds a lot of gear. Can’t wait to try it out next deer season! The hell with summer let’s just get right back into hunting season! lol. Take care bud. PA