Dusty Sometimes

I live in hot, muggy and humid Baton Rouge, Louisiana and my reloading shop in my backyard is not air conditioned until I turn the AC window units on whenever I'm reloading or doing projects. I do run a plug-in dehumidifier unit to deter rust on my tools and things inside and I run a Dillon reloader. I shoot 2-3 times a month and reload once a month. I empty the Dillon of my Trail Boss powder after each reloading session because of my concerns of the humidity ruining my powder. Question: In my humid environment, controlled a little with a dehumidifier, is it safe to keep and store my powder in the Dillon all the time or is it best to empty it between sessions? I normally store my jugs of powder inside an airtight container that keeps humidity at bay. What do others Southern reloaders do? Empty after each session or keep your powder tubes always full? Dusty Sometimes

I faced the same issue when I bought an expensive, custom silver belly hat and took it to a match. After getting it home and cleaned up, my favorite hat is now my "banquet hat." My answer was to buy a 2nd silver belly hat, shoot every match with it and disregard the black streaks, considering them as adding character.

Thanks for posting this, I was searching for instructions last week. Quick question on versions. There seems to be two current versions, 1.2.1 and 1.2.6. I'm an Android user and can only get 1.2.1. Is 1.2.1 for Droid users and 1.2.6 for Apple users? Thanks, Dusty

My first EoT too and just got my confirmation! I'm #12 and can't wait. Staying at the Hilton Garden Inn in ABQ. Very excited to see the sights, and to shoot too!

Sincerest prayers for a speedy recovery and return to the shooting line, for a true Cowboy. DS

6 months ago I wasn't a whiskey drinker but this past summer I toured the Jameson factory and Guiness Brewhouse in Dublin, Ireland while on an assignment. At the end of the tour, they give you a complimentary Jameson drink with ginger ale. I'm hooked and most nights before bed I enjoy my Jameson & ginger ale as I wind down.

I bought me a pretty SKB that's smooth as butter! Mele Kalikimaka!

I love my full buckhorn sight on my rifle. Coupled with a big brass front sight, I have it sighed in so that all I have to do is quickly put the target inside the buckhorn and pull the trigger.