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Outstanding free $1,000,000 TV ad. He seemed so relaxed and articulate. Great TV presence. I bet they interview him every winter, if he keeps in touch with them. Looks like a hardworking fine young man that loves his family. Great job Dad.

I thought this story added to the request to help the young man in Alaska get started in reloading.... Posted by Cholla: Stolen from castboolits forum: The Old GentlemanYears ago I got a M94 30-30 for my 14th birthday. A year later my grandmother gave me $20 for my 15th birthday. The next day found me in Fosters Sporting Goods in Dallas, Oregon trying to figure out how many 30-30s in combination with 22 LR HPs I could get. There was an old gentleman observing my one person conversation and he decided to butt in. He convinced me to get a Lee Loader, an 8 oz can

Great story! My wife asked why I had such a happy face and asked who I was writing to? I tried to read the Old Gentleman Story to her, but kept choking up. Read it right after I posted “Alaskan Reloaders near Soldotna or Anchorage”. Take a look. Perfect story to go along with the Lee Loader my 12 year old friend’s son just received. Nothing like helping youngsters reach their dreams, don’t you think? Thanks again. I’ll will pass it on to my Alaskan friends.

A friend’s good sized 12 year old son is interested in learning to reload for their Ruger Redhawk 44 Magnum. He just received a gift of a Lee Classic Loader for 44 Magnum, some new Starline 44 Mag brass, some BulletsByScartlett 44 Mag 200 gr Lead bullets with red Hi-Tech coating, some Hornady XTP 44 cal 200 gr and 240 gr .430” bullets. They need some powder and large pistol primers. There is a Bass Pro and Cabela’s in Anchorage, but they are still out of stock. Does anyone know someone in Alaska with a little powder and 50-100 large pistol primers

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I guess we'll need to start a thread on the best self-defense cane. Diameter, length, type of material, weight, brand, short stroke, holster, etc. Glad the senior citizen stepped in. Old Guys Rule!!!

Have you considered that perhaps your mail accidently went to your neighbor? When I get other people's mail, I figure the same thing happens to mine periodically.

Yul Lose, Is this similar to what you used to do? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1BgzIZRfT8&sns=em

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I like showing the stories about the young adults to my grandkids...well, actually to everyone. Glad they were on the front page. Thanks.

We should let the soldiers on the front line decide what gun and caliber they want. Or, make the guys at the top who make the decisions go on the front line to see how it really works. Added comment: I am not suggesting that every soldier carry a different weapon and caliber of their choosing. I meant that the experienced front line soldiers should be included in the decision making process. If 90% of experienced front line soldiers want a .45 caliber in a Sig, then that is what should be purchased. Decision making from the bottom up usually works better than decision making from