A long time coming...
Posted: 11 Nov 2020 09:35
In 1964 I was given my Dad's war bring back 98K Mauser rifle. While surplus 8x57mm Mauser ammo was plentiful and cheap, hunting ammo was not for a kid making 6 bucks a week on a paper-route.
I bought my first Lee Loader and learned how to reload. And I still have it.
I've been using their products ever since.
I run a surplus firearm shooting club ( NM MILSURPS) and we have been shooting long range every weekend since 1998. Lee dies do most of my calibers that are not "common".
Accuracy has never been an issue.
Broken parts have been,for the most part replaced free of charge.
I bought my first Lee Loader and learned how to reload. And I still have it.
I've been using their products ever since.
I run a surplus firearm shooting club ( NM MILSURPS) and we have been shooting long range every weekend since 1998. Lee dies do most of my calibers that are not "common".
Accuracy has never been an issue.
Broken parts have been,for the most part replaced free of charge.
on the Milsurps