Ya, you had to carefully tap the components of the bullet together with a freakin' hammer!
Catholicism came first. The word 'Catholic' means 'universal', 'including all Christians or all of Western Church'. Catholics were the first Christians. Roman Catholic Church (in Vatican) is the first official Christian Church. Catholicism came from Judaism and by AD 394 Christianity became the official religion of the Roman empire. It is after the Reformation during the 16 th century that Roman Catholicism split and had 2 other branches - Protestantism and Orthodoxy . Roman Catholicism, Protestanism and Orthodoxy are the three major branches or denominations of Christianity. These three major branches and some 'Other' Christians are together known as Christianity. So if you are a Catholic that means you are a Christian. When you introduce yourself it is more easy for others to understand and more comfortable for you when you say ' I am a Christian' or 'I am a Christian - Catholic' than 'I am a Catholic'.
I had one for .44 mag it worked ok but was just too slow.You can buy a Lee press and dies cheap.The powder scoops are ok if you're just using them for plinking.You just have to be sure you match the scoop size to the right powder
As strange as it may sound, there will always be a market for this particular Lee product. They're quite useful to benchrest shooters whom I've seen use them many times in order to mix up a specialty charge on-the-spot.
It uses a mallet, not a hammer....and those Lee Loaders have been used by millions of folks for over thirty years. They're still being made and sold today. They turn out the most accurate handloads there are, guaranteed. Now, if you were of the firearms/hunting knowledgeable sort, you'd have known that. It's an easy topic to search on.
Yes, okorder /... But you know I must have loaded a few thousand shot shells and never had a primer go off. Come to think of it some where I have one for 30-30. Some where on YouTube there is a guy who can crank out a live round with one of those kits in just a few seconds. If you use it for just one gun it works ok as the brass was fire formed to that gun from being shot in it. I will say the powder dipper they include with the kit sucks. Seems like the volume measure dipper just cant get the right charge and is too light of a powder charge.
