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Yes, it's painful. Had it for 6-7 years. One Allopurinol 300mg in the morning and I'm good. Still drink beer regularly but eat less meat and more vegs. Hurts now and then but Not on crutches like at first. Usually take a Tylenol 3 and am ok.

Great transaction today with bigken! Wish they were all that good. Thanks!

Good transaction. An asset to the site.

Very enjoyable deal with Jack482. Great guy to meet and talk to. A+ all the way!

I use one of these: http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=304939 Works very well on bolt actions. It gets me on paper at 100yrds 1st shot. Does not work on ar's. (line of sight is too much higher than the bore)

The model A that I shot had no problem hitting a paper plate at 25 yrds.

When I was a kid (5-6) my dad use to melt lead on the kitchen stove for bullets. He did that for years. He's now 76 and in good health. None of our family has had any adverse effects because of it.

You might try calling Brian Scoles: 580-332-3933. He promotes Ada Rifle & Pistol Club gun shows. Also you could check with The Gunrunners gun shop: Gunrunners 205 Arlington St, Ada, OK 74820 580-272-0579

Hide it in the toilet!!! Just don't forget to flush!!!!

Call Kimber: For service, warranty and parts call customer service at (914) 964-0771 ext 267. They will probably send a new one for free. That's been my experience.

If you're loading FMJ bullets, I agree that you don't save much over factory millitary ammo. If you load HP or SP bullets, the savings can be significant.

I've had good results buying here:http://www.scharch.com/categories.php?cat=7

I've probably got a set of nice wood grips I could sell for $25.00 shipped. I can look for them later if you're interested.

I like wooden, checkered grips. They look good and the checkering gives you a good grip on the gun. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/default.aspx?productNumber=129081

I use 5.56 (223) mil brass all the time. I just buy it already processed.

For a good all around pistol, I'ld go with the CZ75B.

Username; What I keep handy if I feel the need for something more than my 1911. Avatar; My favorite dog with his favorite K98 Mauser.

I've shot several thousand Rainier bullets in 9mm 115gr JHP, 40s&w 155gr Flat Point & 165gr JHP, and 45acp 200gr JHP & 230gr FMJ. I am very happy with them. Sub 2" groups at 25 yrds off the bench is the norm if the gun and I are doing our part. Also, the hollow points actually expand!

Hodgdon's H335 works pretty good and it meters well through a powder measure.

You should also pick up a cartridge case gauge. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=456614