Walked into Cabelas & finally got a progressive.

[fabguy]

I have been on Vacation and went into Cabelas and got to see a few progressives side by side and play with them for abit, talked to a couple employees and a couple customers and bought the Hornady Lock-N-load AP. I found it to be built better than the others,(less plastic parts) although it cost more, but with 500 free bullets it helps with the price.
For those wondering about Cabelas store, it is alot like BPS in Rancho Cucamonga although it isn't 2 story. They sell those exploding tagets and those are fun. They have good prices on ammo too as compared to walkin places in California. If you ever get a chance to visit their store, do it.
I want to say thanks for all the advice on a progressive that I had received in a prior thread a couple weeks back.

[bruceflinch]

Let the addiction continue.....

[fabguy]

Let the addiction continue.....

Yeah true, my single stage just didn't seem enough. Already Worried that I only have 1500 .223 to reload.....lol will this be enough? Naww either will the 1K .40 or 700) 9mm. Hahaha just means faster reloading and will have to restock sooner.

[CALI SHOT DOC]

congrats now you will be shooting more and more. Before a 1000 rds seemed like a lot kinda. now that i reload 1000rds is like 2 trips lol

[sequoia_nomad]

I love Cabelas stores. I've been to the one in Glendale, Az and it seems to have much more guns/ammo/reloading stuff than the Bass Pro Shop in Mesa. Never been to the one in Ca though.

[Rwnielsen]

Never been to the one in Ca though.

I don't think there is one

[fabguy]

I don't think there is one

Yes sir there is a Bass Pro Shops in Ca. It's off the 15 fwy@ foothill exit. Between fwy and Victoria gardens mall.

[Rwnielsen]

Yes sir there is a Bass Pro Shops in Ca. It's off the 15 fwy@ foothill exit. Between fwy and Victoria gardens mall.

Yep, I've been there. I meant Cabela's. I stop at Bass Pro when I go to the Lytle Creek range.

[fabguy]

Yep, I've been there. I meant Cabela's. I stop at Bass Pro when I go to the Lytle Creek range.

Lol, my appolgies, no they don't have a store in Ca. I was at the Cabelas in Grand Junction, Colorado and I felt like my son when I take him to the train store in San Dimas because I remember years and years ago 1st buying my stuff through mail order before there was internet, and then through internet, and now to finally have gone there.

[Super Spy]

My Dad lives near Cabelas in WA....My son and I visit and drool for hours every time we visit. The Hornady LnL was on my list of progressives but with my C&R I can get a Dillon 650 for less than $100 more....so I think I may drink the blue koolaid when funds permit. My Rockcrusher will do the trick for now.