things I want to try.....

[Alan in GA]

If I want a certain rifle and for some reason I already have a set of dies for it, a good way to acquire a rifle in that chambering would be to sell or give away that die set, right?
More than once I've sold/traded away a set of dies I thought surely that I would "never need again" and POOF!... a rifle in THAT cartridge comes to me from nowhere!!!
(does that happen to anyone else??)

[Scott Elliott]

Yes, it has too many times

[kenbro]

Once I've 'Been there and done that, with a particular cal. I sell the rifle and any accessories including loading gear, but not tele. sights, thinking I won't go there again. I'm always wrong, and after the wheel's turned a circle I start again.How sad is that? Don't answer.
With me it stems from being a kid and having to save to buy something (Dad said no credit)
and then if I wanted something else I usually had to sell something to fund another buy.
It' snot just guns either, motor cycles(should have kept that 1933 Manx Norton)fishing tackle, parachutes and aeroplanes.
I still do it, that's my way.
Ken.

[william t. oviatt]

It's in our DNA!
....and it don't just happen with cartridges and rifles, either!
....tools, cars, parts to whatever?, wives, dogs...

Bill

[Daryl]

Was out at the R&G club after the local ERT (Emergency Response Team) was finished their shooting practice, I picked up some 400 rounds of .308 Federal once fired Match brass.

Damn - no I'm going to have to build or buy a damn .308 rifle- again!

[218bee]

Yes. I have done the same for the 22-250. I keep thinking I don't want it and I keep taking it back. More muzzle blast than I need and it warms up the barrel rather quickly. Also too much recoil to spot my shots. Then I saw this beautiful Mark V and then a 700 stainless. I am worse than an abused spouse going back for more.