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**Mike Irwin** · June 10, 2005, 12:15 AM

For putting out moderate amounts of ammo for not a lot of money I believe the Lee Turret is a decent option. No, it's not made from the hardest boron nitrated vanadian leveled, plutonium enhanced kryptonite, but I turned out one hell of a lot of rounds on one.

I also believe that most moderate volume loaders are well served with Lee dies. I never have had any problems hitting my targets, be they falling plates, bowling pins, or silhouette critters, with ammo loaded on my Lee turret with Lee dies.

I was born and raised in Yuengling country, and have history with some of the Yuengling family. Their beer gives me vicious headaches. Michelobe does the same, as does Natty Bo.

Stoney's or Straub's are my favorite "drinking" beers from Pennsylvania. Iron City's not bad if it's cold enough.

For savoring beers I like Shiner Bock or Steel Head Lager.

My Phillies just swept the Texas Rangers.

June 10, 2005, 12:15 AM	#27
Mike Irwin Staff Join Date: April 13, 2000 Location: Northern Virginia Posts: 41,390	For putting out moderate amounts of ammo for not a lot of money I believe the Lee Turret is a decent option. No, it's not made from the hardest boron nitrated vanadian leveled, plutonium enhanced kryptonite, but I turned out one hell of a lot of rounds on one. I also believe that most moderate volume loaders are well served with Lee dies. I never have had any problems hitting my targets, be they falling plates, bowling pins, or silhouette critters, with ammo loaded on my Lee turret with Lee dies. I was born and raised in Yuengling country, and have history with some of the Yuengling family. Their beer gives me vicious headaches. Michelobe does the same, as does Natty Bo. Stoney's or Straub's are my favorite "drinking" beers from Pennsylvania. Iron City's not bad if it's cold enough. For savoring beers I like Shiner Bock or Steel Head Lager. My Phillies just swept the Texas Rangers.