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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JRSherman" data-source="post: 1445338" data-attributes="member: 13432">Yeaahhh. . .I did. To the point I'm tossing the little cash I had left on a scope I really wanted so I have no reason not to shoot. I'm about $350 away from having this rifle decked out to what I want, and I may sell something else I'm not using to get there lol. This is compelling me to get off my azz!If all I have after 5 years is 10x the stuff, I'd be in shock and awe of myself.The ONLY reason it's clean is because I just cleaned it to set up the equipment. I actually had just cleaned off the other end to set up a mini metal lathe my wife's uncle lent me. Thanks for the kind words!Thanks for the help previous and the help to come I'm sure Alan! Hopefully some day I get up to a fast enough speed to need your press monitor <img src="/images/smilies/biggrin.png"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":D" title="Big Grin    :D" data-shortname=":D" />Reb I'm already on track with you! I was severely disappointed with the fact that the Lee scale is not adjustable leveling with a foot like the RCBS, but I got a complete Lyman 1500XP at the sweet price of $95 on ebay, so I more or less have already upgraded. I agree with you too about the powder throw. Though I haven't used it, I'm going to be really cautious with it, as it just seemed really "soft" or "mushy" in its general construction. It's way too easy to work, as well as turn on/off by rotating the upper tube. I am going to use utmost caution with it, and may re-engineer it to have a little stiffer moving components.</blockquote>

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