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meatman | 04-07-2009 02:51 PM
now I must learn how to reload well I always wanted one so I sold a few things and came up with the cash. http://meatman.smugmug.com/photos/50...4_XFy8T-XL.jpg

Mantokir | 04-07-2009 03:09 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload Desert eagle?... please tell me I read that right. If I did....:36_1_32v::36_1_34::36_1_32v:

meatman | 04-07-2009 03:33 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload Quote:
Originally Posted by Mantokir (Post 1667039) Desert eagle?... please tell me I read that right. If I did....:36_1_32v::36_1_34::36_1_32v:
OH You read that right now when I go to the indoor range I can make people Sh*t their pants like a guy did to me a few weeks ago when he pulled that trigger on a DE 50,At that moment I said I want to be that guy.

CrufflerJJ | 04-07-2009 03:40 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload The .50AE is a BIG HONKIN' cartridge! Lots of powder capacity, throwing a heavy boolit downrange. A quick look at reloading info suggests that this cartridge chews up about 5-6 times the powder needed for a cute little 9mm round. A single stage press may do the job, if you're only reloading for this monster. Congrats on your hand cannon. Do you have an in-the-waistband holster for it yet?:tongue_ma:

GoldBuyer123 | 04-07-2009 03:58 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload Fun to own, but not to shoot. Sure you'll go out and impress or scare some people, but the cost of rounds and the trama to your arms, wrists and ears will have you leaving that home most days. Best to use the 22 -- cheap to shoot, don't need plugs, and still requires the same disipline and patience to get the same tight groupings. I know you don't believe me, but you will... I have an 8 1/2 inch S&W 44 Mag and I effin hate the thing.

Dirty Harry | 04-07-2009 04:04 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload WOW! And here I thought my brothers .454 Casull was bad! :ok:

CrufflerJJ | 04-07-2009 04:24 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldBuyer123 (Post 1667138) Best to use the 22 -- cheap to shoot, don't need plugs....
Don't need plugs? I guess that might be the case if you either: - don't value your hearing ...or... - have a very well suppressed weapon

meatman | 04-07-2009 06:28 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldBuyer123 (Post 1667138) I know you don't believe me, but you will... I have an 8 1/2 inch S&W 44 Mag and I effin hate the thing.
have many Big bore have no problem shooting them crap my wifes 360PD shooting 357mag out of it makes your S&W 44 feel like a 22 22's to me are very boring ,but thats me, only time I shoot it is when I am hungry for fried squirrel I got to have fun in every thing I do and thats what I plan to do with the DE

erocktxmade | 04-07-2009 06:43 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload What a pistol! I shot one years ago in an indoor range. I had my 17 and I was shooting and then BOOM!!!...I shoot some more rounds...BOOM!!! I could FEEL that damn thing like 5 lanes down! I put my gun down and walk over to see what the hell it was and it was a DE .50 cal just like yours and the guy was like taker 'er for a spin! I shot it 3 times and I had enough of that monster! But MAN what a piece! Congrats! I offered for the guy to shoot my 17 and he declined....

90%RealMoney | 04-07-2009 07:29 PM
Re: now I must learn how to reload I have a S&W model 500 with the 10-1/2" barrel. It was a total impulse buy. I got a free box of ammo with the gun, and I have about 4 or 5 of those rounds left. I wish I would have bought a nice rifle instead. Oh well, I'm always ready to go big game hunting!

Unclad Lad | 04-13-2009 03:40 AM
Re: now I must learn how to reload Ooooh, it's chromed! Now you can start saving up for your grillz and a set of Daytons, and you'll be completely ready!

SWRichmond | 04-13-2009 07:40 AM
Re: now I must learn how to reload World's first crew-served handgun.

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