Very excited- just ordered a bunch of replacement equipment...

[Rainmaker]

We ordered one of these and received it last week. Feels like it's made to last, called and ordered a factory second, was under $70 with shipping.
http://www.traditionsfirearms.com/pr...0adf35727cd822

I've gone through two of these in the last 3 years. They might seem heavy but they don't work consistently, they fall apart and their warranty is useless as is their customer service. Hope you have better luck.

[copterdoc]

I have a GunX, but I've heard a lot of good things about these. http://www.lcsupply.com/Pop-Start-Pr...ctinfo/PSTART/


Never used one, but they might be just what you need for gun unfriendly training areas. You can drill more holes, to load more primers too.


Here's a video.

[Paul "Happy" Gilmore]

I have a GunX, but I've heard a lot of good things about these. http://www.lcsupply.com/Pop-Start-Pr...ctinfo/PSTART/


Never used one, but they might be just what you need for gun unfriendly training areas. You can drill more holes, to load more primers too.


Here's a video.

Looks like someone stole Milton's swingline. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHHZBmF8mk4

[duk4me]

Cool that you're getting new equipment. Love that feeling and thinking about all the new possibilities it will make possible.

Right now, I'm just happy that my bird boy (hubbs) finally got a white coat and is learning the instructions for drills from Carol Cassity's book! He did a better job than my two launchers when trying to pull off the Creamsicle drill!

I have to back up. I would be remiss if I didn't give "mad props", youngster terms, to your Hubbs. His ability to get a white coat, learn the instructions, and do a better job than the shall we say accessories on the Creamsicle drill leaves me totally admiring the man. I aspire to such.