AusVarmint

No worries, it was about $45 a couple of months ago from QGE so i will have to get one and give it a go.
Cheers

I have a Lyman DPSII mate. No worries at all for accuracy, it is great, at least as good as I can trickle up a load manually. Easy to check anyway as the scale reads off the weight of every charge. Makes reloading a pleasure by taking out the slow & boring bit. Have you got the upgrade kit in y...

Hi AI and Rinso Would it be possible for a bloke(being me) who does not have access to a ssaa range or other, but can set up a range on our own private property to have a go? I would only be in the factory class. I could have certain people present to be witness and time keeper, like local cop and n...

+1 for Lewis, He is the man, if he can't do it no one can

I was told by a photographer when buying a camera.. buy a brand that has always made cameras! Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Pentax... they have years of experience and expertise in this area... Hi lefty, I will second that ^^^, I have a kodak and fuji and bought the kodak 4 yrs ago and lasted 2 b4 it fail...

HB, what can i say, bloody brilliant I do a bit on an old 36" lathe, pins bushes but nothing like that. Mine are a little rough around the edges and a bit bigger in dia.
If you go into production i would be one to step up and order a couple.

G'day Pat, I would agree with Dr G, summed it up pritty good. The 75series is the work horse while the 80 can do a lot of that but with town clothes on. I beleive the 80 was one of the best wagons made, lot of them around here still and the people that changed over to the 100 always said the 80 was ...