It was worth a try - they have about 40 of 195 powders in stock.  The most that I have seen in two years.  But, powders are limited to one max for jugs and 2-5 for bottles.

Hi Wirecounter,

I am sorry but our system is unable to combine orders, each order would
would have to ship individually.

Thanks,

Powder Valley
620-229-8685

Check it out before Facebook takes down the video!  I looked up the amendment and it does state what Shane Vaughn states.

It ain’t over until yet . . .


https://www.facebook.com/shanevaughn38/videos/10219945275044223/

So I logged into Amazon tonight and this message pops up:

We’re sorry. Hawaii Defense Foundation is not currently eligible to receive donations from AmazonSmile.

With a button below it to "Choose a new charity." 

I am rethinking my purchases from this company . . .

So, since I just bought a s***load of mixed once fired pistol brass (9mm & 38 spl), I was wondering how many of us sort pistol brass?

Checked out Oldfart's post from a couple of years ago regarding the difference POI of Fed & Win brass. https://2ahawaii.com/index.php?topic=7656.msg78712#msg78712  Please post if you had/noticed any similar experiences.   

I have some old (15 years old) awning windows (aluminum frame) that I need some welding work done.  All of my window hardware on the mauka side of the house has corroded to the point that the windows will not operate.

The work I need done:  The "arms" on both sides of each window have corroded off of the bar that connects the hardware on both sides of the window that open it.  I need to have the "arms"  welded back on to the bar.  I plan to clean off all of the corrosion build up down to bare metal so it can be welded and hold.

Please let me know if you know anyone who can perform this work.

On a side note, the manufacturer of the awning windows went out of business years ago as well as the window contractor that originally installed them = parts are obsolete.  BUT, I found a window hardware supplier on the internet, Blaine Window Hardware, Inc. - www.blainewindow.com that has awning window operators (part number 00095-L-037) that can replace my corroded operators, with some modifications.  I know that I am not the only one who has these windows (I went to a window contractor that smugly told me that hundreds of people in Hawaii have the same problem/window that I do so just spend the $$$ and buy the replacement from us.  Very helpful) so PM me for the details.  I refuse to spend upwards of 5k per window, especially when I have 8 windows that would need replacement, when some $25 part, some ingenuity, and professional welding (I gave up on alumaloy) can fix the problem.  These windows have been a thorn in my side for a few years and I am relieved to have a solution that will not cost me 40k! 

Use voucher code: FOREFATHERS.  Some items excluded from sale - i.e., 25 round .308 Magpul magazine.  But, includes 30 round 5.56 Magpul magazine.  Go figure . . .

https://www.pof-usa.com/home.html

I have an issue with my solar water heater that I would like a plumber to repair.  The issue is that once the water temperature reaches around 120 degrees the pressure release valve opens and starts releasing water.  It never used to open at such a low temperature before, it would open when the temp was over 150 degrees.  I think at least a couple hundred gallons per day go down my driveway.

Anyone here know a good plumber they can recommend?  Please post or PM me.  Mahalo!   

I just purchased a Barnett Outdoors Cobra Slingshot with Stabilizer and Brace  from Amazon & want to test it out once the 38 caliber slingshot ammo gets in.  http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000HE8NL2/?tag=2ahawaii-20

I do not see it specifically prohibited and I was wondering if anyone knew if it was okay to bring a slingshot to test at the range.  I figured that the range would be much safer than testing it out in my back yard.

Obama continues his campain style rhetoric and speaks at the Denver Police Academy with Denver police officers in the background.  Police chief, Robert White, said that it was voluntary for the officers and not a requirement.  What message does this chief of police think that allowing this blatant manipulation of his officers portray to the rest of the nation?

Merriam-Webster: Fool - a person lacking in judgment or prudence.

Last night I was setting up my Dillon RT1200 to trim some 308 range brass I have (for my AR-10, not bolt rifle).  I almost had it set to the correct length (2.015") when a case got stuck in the trimming die.

I tried pulling it out with my side cutters - no deal.  I even got a punch to punch it out from the bottom which made matters much worse since now the neck was mushroomed around the die.  Maybe I shouldn't have had a few drinks while attempting removal of the case . . .

Anyway, I figured that I would buy another trim die since the case was stuck real good.  $50 plus shipping!  No way I was going to pay that - the case is coming out.

Surfed the internet (gotta LOVE it!) and found a solution.  Drill out the flash hole, tap out the hole with a 1/4-20 tap, then extract the case with a 1/4-20 bolt.  The bolt threads stripped on the first attempt so back to Ace to buy a SS 1/4-20 bolt.  Case came right out.  Total cost of tap and 2 bolts = $7.00, much cheaper than buying another die!  Used a couple of 3/8" drive sockets as spacers.