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Looks almost exactly like my Landor LND 304

Price?

I bought a pair with thinsulate in the 90s and i still use them for heavy snow and cold temps. Warm and dry boots! They are the toughest boots i have ever used.

Hello friend, we are working on a project and we want to use nomex gloves in our project. I think you have been using such gloves for many years. Do they cause you any difficulties in terms of flexibility?

Wow

i dont like the weight of bungee, I wrapp 3 ft of kevlar chord inside gorilla tape at the corners - its rare id use a poncho as a tarp but a good backup

Looking good Old soldier!

I’m a seasoned reloader. It expensive when you get started. But after a while of loading it pays for it self

I would always go to the Dollar tree and by little knives and flashlights batteries mitten socks etc

I spent 20 years as a paratrooper. Always jumped with one of those strapped to the outside of my right calf. On one jump I did a particularly crappy landing and it snapped the bottom inch of the blade off. I found a gunsmith that ground it back down to a point, and it’s still with me to this day, 40 years later.

Thank you for this review!

As I’ve started looking into this I see why a local indoor range here doesn’t allow you to keep your brass or use steel. 😂. Interested in getting into this hobby!

"tkt tkt tkt" - sound of 10 robux being well spent

is it worth ordering one ?

Awesome

Nice buck congratulations. No big buck for me yet here in Maryland.

True

do you waste your kills meat?

Congratulations on your buck.

If someone was just getting into reloading to load 9mm the cost of the equipment for even a basic setup would probably not be worth it just to save a couple bucks per box on range ammo. Myself like most reloaders load several calibers harder to find and or very expensive to buy calibers such as for obsolete military surplus the savings from reloading them calibers quickly paid for all my reloading equipment so at that point if you have all the equipment and can save $50- $80 per 1k of 9mm way more when it comes to hollow point self defense ammo it’s definitely worth it. It’s also about being self reliant as possible. 10,000 primers and a few pounds of powder takes up way less space then 10,000 rounds of loaded 9mm. Casting your own bullets adds even more savings

Congratulations

How the heck did u manage to keep him on top of the ridge ! If it were me he woulda ran n jumped off the ridge n eolled to the bottom ! Congrats my friend

Nice 🎯💯💪

Good for you brother! Nice

Chunker buck,congrats !

What are the last ones called

Must be nice being drop safe

hell yeah

I reckon that could shake me awake 🤣

Nice 👍

Gladly here we are in Late '24 with a Trump win, and these prices have begun to tip downward.

You mean a battery

How many inch-pounds on those rail screws ?

Belleville is good too.

Happy Thanksgiving!

How do u clean grinder

I can make super cheep range/practice ammo using my own molded and coated bullets. After scrounging brass, and molding and coating bullets I can get down to $7.50 a box, about 50% retail. What costs money is carry/self defense ammo, at $25-$30 for a box of 25... I can load high velocity cartridges sporting Hornady 115gr XTPs for about $20.00 per 50. That makes it affordable to practice with your carry ammo, otherwise you're just shooting range ammo, and hoping you're on target with your carry ammo. You can buy brand new Starline brass, match grade primers and powder, name brand bullets, hand weigh and measure everything, and hand load one at a time on an arbor press with boutique dies, and get about the same performance as good match grade factory ammo. How much time and money do you have? I probably loaded and shot 5000 rounds this season, using an old Lee challenger single stage press. It took a lot of time but I kept myself in ammo. I know a guy who probably went out 3-4 times this season, shooting factory ammo...and has 3 Dillon 750s set up on a bench for 223, 9mm, and 45acp. that he's maybe made 1000 rounds in total. He works 50 hrs a week, has money and no time. The other thing is caliber. It's hard to match prices on 9mm or .223/5.56, but it starts making a difference when loading pistol cartridges like .357mag, or .44mag, or pretty much any rifle cartridges, like 3006/.308 or hi powered rifle like 22-250 or 300win mag. Usually around $2.00 a round to buy, but can load many for less than $1.00 a round. I can buy Hornady match ammo for my 6mm ARC at Sportsmans Warehouse for $28.00/box 20. I can handload the same exact cartridges (Hornady brass, too) for $16.00/box 20. Is it worth it? The factory ammo shoots .52 moa and my ammo shoots .42 moa. What's the difference? Now a days, unless you're bored, buy your ammo at the store. It's less messy, no records to keep, all those ladder tests, pet load data, and don't forget the cost of Machines, tools, and components. Kinda reminds me of going into the gun store to buy ammo, and leaving with a gun...and ammo. I have almost every reloading tool you can get, less an electric powder drop, and a dial indicator for testing run out. They've all paid for themselves 100x over, some I've owned for 40 years

That was some good information i prefer to go to a military surplus store for my brass i can get it for 100$ for a thousand thats $0.10 per then i just work the brass for the next week i find the process to be relaxing also it aloows you to build your kit ive been reloading 44mag 45 acp and 556/223 for pretty chap this waythe 44 mag is the only 1 i pay a premium price for

Mine sprung a hole.

GIT SOME, BUDDY ! ! !

Reload slower next time

Love all my veterans!!!, I enjoy a good life because God is good and our military is a blessing to us all 🎉!!!

My friend , your channel needs more recognition. Very good content keep it up brother!

We are in good hands with our military 😊

What's the difference between red and blue lock tight?

Why blue?

Those ribbon racks need some help!

Thank you ALL veterans that voted against trump! MY RESPECT!

Looks good to me!

For those who have defended it, freedom carries with it a special meaning that the protected will never know!