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Punkwood2k · November 3, 2011, 10:10 PM

@ Adamantium: I got the whole kit-n-kaboodle from my grandpa. The Press, Full Carbide Die sets for almost every caliber / size of handgun & rifle, (including magnums), scales, powder hoppers, tumbler, case trimmer, lead ingots, molds, ect. Pretty much everything except for brass, bullets, and primers... Hence the massive amount of information I've been trying to assimilate, since I have it all now, and dont need to build it up once piece at a time.. Also got a stack of manuals and pamphlets that I'm only beginning to sort through.. However, many of the manuals are much earlier editions (circa 1970's).. Would most of that info still be relevant? Or has bullet technology changed significantly since then, requiring new information sources?

@BDS-THR... How old is your PT145? Mine is brand new, and I know older Taurus had issues that have been corrected in newer generations...

Thanks for the help guys!

November 3, 2011, 10:10 PM	#6
Punkwood2k Junior Member Join Date: November 3, 2011 Posts: 5	@ Adamantium: I got the whole kit-n-kaboodle from my grandpa. The Press, Full Carbide Die sets for almost every caliber / size of handgun & rifle, (including magnums), scales, powder hoppers, tumbler, case trimmer, lead ingots, molds, ect. Pretty much everything except for brass, bullets, and primers... Hence the massive amount of information I've been trying to assimilate, since I have it all now, and dont need to build it up once piece at a time.. Also got a stack of manuals and pamphlets that I'm only beginning to sort through.. However, many of the manuals are much earlier editions (circa 1970's).. Would most of that info still be relevant? Or has bullet technology changed significantly since then, requiring new information sources? @BDS-THR... How old is your PT145? Mine is brand new, and I know older Taurus had issues that have been corrected in newer generations... Thanks for the help guys!