New guy from Georgia.

[jtf3635]

I recently learned about this place from a mentor of mine. I'm a life long learner on most things in life that involves working with my hands or research/data based. Due to my love for data, reloading is something that I'm very interested in! I'm not sure where to start when reloading 5.56/.223 for precision. I'm currently operating out of a semi auto and want to buy single stage press/equipment that I can grow with as experience increases. I'm currently a Marksmanship instructor for soldiers, increasing lethality amongst the force is truly a passion of mine.

Thank you again for allowing me to join the community.

 

[crystalgayleguy]

Welcome and greetings from North of the dfw texas area glad to have you on board this is an awesome forum you'll love it too

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

I recently learned about this place from a mentor of mine. I'm a life long learner on most things in life that involves working with my hands or research/data based. Due to my move for data, reloading is something that I'm very interested in! I'm currently a Marksmanship instructor for soldiers, increasing lethality amongst the force is truly a passion of mine.

Thank you again for allowing me to join the community.

Welcome
If you need anything please contact us.
Social Circle, GA
Len & Jill

 

[3Wheeler]

Welcome

 

[Mark37082]

Welcome from Tennessee. I'm a RCBS Rock Chucker fan. Simple, effective, and won't break the bank. As you upgrade your reloading equipment down the road, the RC will always have a place in your reloading room.

 

[Heavyiron]

Welcome to long range hunting from northeast georgia. Great to have you on board.

 

[Rick Richard]

Welcome from North Carolina

 

[Baker Alvin]

Welcome from SE PA!

 

[birddog 68]

Welcome from western Pa. Thanks for your help with our soldiers marksmanship. Definitely something to be proud of!

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

You can almost be considered Albamans' where you live on the State line. Did you marry your cousin by chance?
Just a GA Joke and you would know if you are a True Georgian!
Got to be tough living that close on the Line!

 

[Old Rooster]

Welcome from Montana.
Started reloading in 1967 and thought I knew a lot until I got here and learned so much and in the years since I have become a better reloader now.
Give it a few years and you will see what I mean.

 

[uuolf]

I recently learned about this place from a mentor of mine. I'm a life long learner on most things in life that involves working with my hands or research/data based. Due to my love for data, reloading is something that I'm very interested in! I'm not sure where to start when reloading 5.56/.223 for precision. I'm currently operating out of a semi auto and want to buy single stage press/equipment that I can grow with as experience increases. I'm currently a Marksmanship instructor for soldiers, increasing lethality amongst the force is truly a passion of mine.

Thank you again for allowing me to join the community.

I don't know if you helped train my son in Custer's old reg. but he recently transitioned to the national guard and a local police force near Albany... he was originally in the first group of soldiers a few years ago that had the newer longer more better training...lol... back on track... he out scored the long term deputies on his first attempt... thank you for your service and passion.

 

[jtf3635]

I don't know if you helped train my son in Custer's old reg. but he recently transitioned to the national guard and a local police force near Albany... he was originally in the first group of soldiers a few years ago that had the newer longer more better training...lol... back on track... he out scored the long term deputies on his first attempt... thank you for your service and passion.

The 22 week basic training has proven great increases with marksmanship. I train many of the drill sergeants ensuring the information they deliver is the most accurate and digestible.

 

[Big Trouble]

Welcome from Ohio!