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I'm either standing there when the doors open, or I don't go. Which bullet guy?
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I'm either standing there when the doors open, or I don't go. Which bullet guy?
Indiana Bullets is in there every show anymore and I have found their lead bullets to be great quality and at 34 dollars per 500 for the 158 grain LRN stuff some of the most economical in the area.
I show up about a hour after opening anymore in case there is a line to get in, no sense in standing in a line that isn't able to move forward...
I show up about a hour after opening anymore in case there is a line to get in, no sense in standing in a line that isn't able to move forward...
The water company is still at the neighbor's working. At least they were kind enough to call at 12:30 am to inform me they were shutting off the water. All night: generators, banging, heavy equipment, flashing lights... Needless to say I didn't get a good sleep. 
At least this was noticed when it started last night and the water on my property was kept to what it was. I can't imagine waking up this morning and seeing how much water would have collected.
At least this was noticed when it started last night and the water on my property was kept to what it was. I can't imagine waking up this morning and seeing how much water would have collected.
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The water company is still at the neighbor's working. At least they were kind enough to call at 12:30 am to inform me they were shutting off the water. All night: generators, banging, heavy equipment, flashing lights... Needless to say I didn't get a good sleep.
I wouldn't like having the job of fixing water leaks in the winter. Let alone all night long. Glad they got it fixed.
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I have bought powder from him more than once. Never bought bullets from him. He's a nice guy, I usually end up talking with him for a while at each show. I've bought lead bullets from a guy in Cal. City for years. Pretty much the same price. Good product as well. To be honest though, I'm quite happy with these plated bullets from Berry's Bullets I tried a while ago. I may be switching.
I've bought from Gardner over in Cal city before, haven't seen him at any shows of late though. His bullets were fine but they were pretty dirty to handle. My main supplier up to meeting up with Indiana Bullets was Kempf in Michigan City. Those sns bullets are super clean to handle and real hard so they didn't leave anything in the bore. Indiana Bullets are just as good as the sns stuff was but a bit cheaper. Him and his wife are good people also... A bonus after dealing with the original Kempf... lol... The guys running the shop now are pretty nice though...
I like the coated stuff for magnums but the lead is fine with 9mm and 38 special velocities and does keep my per round price down enough to shoot as much as I do...
I like the coated stuff for magnums but the lead is fine with 9mm and 38 special velocities and does keep my per round price down enough to shoot as much as I do...
Can anyone around here use some 115 gr 9mm FMJ? I've got just over 1000 rounds of it that I'm looking to sell. It's Freedom Reman and Fiocchi. PM me if interested, otherwise I'll post up in the classifieds.
I also have an Allen Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22 rifle case for sale, complete with three mags.
I also have an Allen Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22 rifle case for sale, complete with three mags.
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I don't think Garnder goes to any of the shows anymore, and I agree they are dirty to handle.
I used to buy bullets from Kempf almost exclusively, He used to sell a tumbled bullet with a gold colored coating that I really liked. His personality, on the other hand, cost him some business. The last time I was there I walked out with a couple hundred dollars worth of merchandise sitting on the counter. Never went back. If it's in different hands these days, it may be worth going back.
The fact that I can buy plated bullets for just a little more per thousand makes it very doable though.
I've had no issues in the past few years of stopping in. The daughter? I think was helpful in my questions for what they buy brass for and a decent street value if I was to sell on my own.
The water company is still at the neighbor's working. At least they were kind enough to call at 12:30 am to inform me they were shutting off the water. All night: generators, banging, heavy equipment, flashing lights... Needless to say I didn't get a good sleep.
This is why I'm glad we have a well.
And you live way out in the country.
About 3 miles east of 421& 94 its more wooded though.
Two day trip by Conestoga Wagon?
I can get it down to 45hrs when I make the wife push.
Man with a plan.
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