My post was addressing a new reloader, and I believe that full length resizing will do him just fine until either there is a problem, or he wants "better" handloads.. One must learn to reload before he can be a Handloader...
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My post was addressing a new reloader, and I believe that full length resizing will do him just fine until either there is a problem, or he wants "better" handloads.. One must learn to reload before he can be a Handloader...
I agree with that, I do not believe in reloaders hitting it in a dead run.
I am afraid that nothing you do with change Guffey,
And I accept the fact we have members that have never learned to keep their hands to themselves.
F. Guffey
Mr Guffey referenced a digital height gauge.I have a Sylvac digital height gauge.It compliments my black granite surface plate,my Harig surface grinder,my Harig fixture,my Browne and Sharpe magnetic Vee-block,my Ingersol-Rand Radius and Angle Dresser,my Sin plate,
My precision angle plate,and mt Hermann Schmidt toolmaker vise.
And I have decades of experience using such tools.
I'm relatively well tooled for a home hobby shop.
I just brought home my South Bend Heavy 10 Navy Signal corps lathe,(3 jaw YuasaAccu-chuck,4 jaw,5-C,Aloris,taper attachment.)
It had been in my buddy's shop,he has the Bridgeport.We were a team. He wanted a bigger,more rigid lathe.I found him a well tooled 15 in by 30 Regal LeBlond
For my own shop,I still need a mill,an optical comparator or toolmakers microscope,and a heat treat oven.
But all in good time.I have access to a Bridgeport.
None of this has anything to do with reloading. I do know about setup,measuring,reading prints,....etc. And Datums
I have no doubt Mr Guffey has knowledge and experience. He never hesitates to tell us so.
My problem is ,for the folks looking for answers with a serious question...
His answers seem to come down from a very tall stool,clouded in pipe smoke ,shrouded in riddle and mystery.
Unless you already have a very clear understanding of what he is lecturing on,you will likely be quite confused and understand less than what you did before.By definition,the OP with the question will NOT have the background and confidence to make sense of Mr Guffey.
While I believe Mr Guffey has a great deal he COULD offer,it gets lost in the murkiness.It transforms from Gold to mud.
My precision angle plate,and mt Hermann Schmidt toolmaker vise.
And I have decades of experience using such tools.
I'm relatively well tooled for a home hobby shop.
I just brought home my South Bend Heavy 10 Navy Signal corps lathe,(3 jaw YuasaAccu-chuck,4 jaw,5-C,Aloris,taper attachment.)
It had been in my buddy's shop,he has the Bridgeport.We were a team. He wanted a bigger,more rigid lathe.I found him a well tooled 15 in by 30 Regal LeBlond
For my own shop,I still need a mill,an optical comparator or toolmakers microscope,and a heat treat oven.
But all in good time.I have access to a Bridgeport.
None of this has anything to do with reloading. I do know about setup,measuring,reading prints,....etc. And Datums
I have no doubt Mr Guffey has knowledge and experience. He never hesitates to tell us so.
My problem is ,for the folks looking for answers with a serious question...
His answers seem to come down from a very tall stool,clouded in pipe smoke ,shrouded in riddle and mystery.
Unless you already have a very clear understanding of what he is lecturing on,you will likely be quite confused and understand less than what you did before.By definition,the OP with the question will NOT have the background and confidence to make sense of Mr Guffey.
While I believe Mr Guffey has a great deal he COULD offer,it gets lost in the murkiness.It transforms from Gold to mud.
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HiBC, it concerns me that you are so angry, I was watching the news when I was horrified by the act of one angry person. I have guns, when law enforcement started digging into the shooters life I could not believe the picture they were painting looked like me with the exception of being a millionaire, I do hot have any high capacity magazines nor do I own a black rifle.
The fastest rifle I own that is not a 22 is a 1905 Ross, it is like an M1 Garand without the gas and it is very accurate when shot slowly.
F. Guffey
The fastest rifle I own that is not a 22 is a 1905 Ross, it is like an M1 Garand without the gas and it is very accurate when shot slowly.
F. Guffey
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No anger at all,Mr Guffey.
Anger rises from unmet expectations. I do not expect anything else.
The anger is your illusion,or attempt at manipulation.
You own that.And I think it is a loathsome cheap shot for you to exploit the tragedy in Los Vegas as you did.
I'm just plain speaking. I'm happy.
Anger rises from unmet expectations. I do not expect anything else.
The anger is your illusion,or attempt at manipulation.
You own that.And I think it is a loathsome cheap shot for you to exploit the tragedy in Los Vegas as you did.
I'm just plain speaking. I'm happy.
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