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Well I think I'll have a good start going here, 9 lbs powder, (got a good deal) 3,000 small pistol primers (CCI) 1,000 rds 124 gr Hornaday fmj (didn't have time to make an order so I picked then up locally) 3,500 rds brass, and picked up a set of RCBS carbide dies in 9mm to get rolling...

I've never shot one but it looks similar in size to the Sig P938 9mm that I picked my wife up for Christmas, I've shot the P938 and its a very nice shooting and concealable pistol there is a pic of it on the link below, should be on the first page...

It's about time that some good was reported! the news cycle is a shame seeing as typically only negativity sells newspapers.........

All about progress brother!

A few hours of work and I made a damn heavy bench, 3 ft high 2 ft deep and 8 ft long, 4×4 legs, the table top was framed in with 2×6's and then topped with 2×6's and then covered in 3/4" plywood, bottom shelf pretty much the same configuration, 2 1/2" deck screws and then carriage bolted...

That's where my thinking was,

Good deal, I wasn't sure on them, all I've ever shot was jacketed rds and was concerned with lead fouling in the glock barrel

LMAO! pretty much her words, I said hey honey why don't we just set it up on the breakfast bar lol, her look was pretty priceless lol

Got the press and the wet tumbler all set up but this guy forgot to order the dies. .....so tomorrow I'll pick up the dies and crimp tool but now it's time for a beer lol

@Chris Timmerman , @Shawn Agne, are y'all familiar with Berry's projectiles? Are they ok through a standard glock barrel? The prices seem right for training ammo

The options are limitless and all depends on how brave you are, I'm not very familiar with the G43 but on my G19 I did a little bit of trigger work and stipple the grip, took the back strap down about 2° and cut a recess in for the magazine release, as well as fiber sights (although the...

Having some family time assembling the 650, I couldn't wait to build the bench lol, that part will be in a few days

Well awaiting my flight home and then after I hang out with the family for a bit I get to open up all the boxes for the Reloading room! Looking forward to getting the bench built soon and getting the press operational!

Def a Pelican Case, they are Damn near indestructible! I've had my case inside my luggage before without issue but either way so long as its not identifiable to others you should be good, personally though unless I'm told otherwise it's in my flat side duffle, but be prepared for both...

I didn't realize that all I really did was post a Web link and didn't actually answer anything lol, fwiw I pretty much followed the instructions that TSA provides and I haven't had any issues to date, just make sure your ammunition is separate and your firearm is unloaded, don't use a TSA...

Heya Rachel, here is the guidelines from the TSA Website for rules/regulations regarding checking your firearm, hope this helps https://www.tsa.gov/travel/transporting-firearms-and-ammunition

The plan still stands pending your availability to make the trip out your way before deployment Chris, it can never hurt to have the extra training

A couple of charts that I've been looking at at least add a visual to it, there are many many more, I'm not a comp shooter but these have helped me out a little and as Chris said; Shawn from the bit we've chatted here on the boards is Damn knowledgeable!

Ya know that's funny I already told the wife that I planned on drying my brass in her oven; she told me that I could do that all that I wanted so long as she got a new oven and I could put the slide in oven downstairs in the Reloading room in the basement, sounds like a win-win to me!

I still can't belive it!! Until that last gun raffle is always just been me "donating to the cause" lol I wish you the best of luck Chris!