According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the average life expectancy of a human being is 78.3 years. I am nearly half way there. I was introduced to the joys of firearms when I was a young lad, by a neighbor who spent some time on the Air Force pistol team. I was introduced to two truths, one obvious, and one that was somewhat of a limit to my fun.
The obvious truth was that pulling the trigger and making noise was a lot of fun. I spent a good deal of time behind his old S&W .38 special, and when I switched to the 10/22, I earned the comment “think your Rambo don’t ya?” Soon enough, I was learning the proper way to fire a 1911.
The second truth was that the ammunition must be purchased, or handmade. I knew that ammunition for the .22 was cheap, as I had free reign to reload that 10 round cylindrical magazine and blast away with little regard to pinpoint accuracy. When I shot the pistols, the whole dynamic changed. When I was about 11 years old I was asked to help with the reloading process. I can say that I remember the process to be excruciatingly boring. How could it possibly take Continue reading Lyman 1200 DPS3 Automatic Powder Dispenser – Review