-trying to figure out how to represent or empower local government within the institution of the federation
It seems like a familiar pattern- a disruption in the political environment or shooting industry (large military order for instance) results in a supply chain issue for ammunition reloading components.
-Treasurer of Ontario decided to also take extra subsidy if Quebec gets more….if Quebec gets more, then Ontario will too….but Ontario doesn’t want anyone to get more
-generally, Canadians are “participant” political culture, although the argument for both parochial and subject political culture can be true
What did the Conservatives in was allusions to a hidden agenda because they are a recently merged party and haven’t had a constitutional cnvention, so they had to run without a party platform and just on the assurances of their leader, Steven Harper. If he had won, then the Canadian public could have been surprised by a forthcoming convention where the ring wings-nuts (hey, every party has their extremes) would have pushed forward an agenda that the public would find distasteful.
-for all provinces that set up a system similar to Saskatchewan, the federal government will reimburse for 50% of reloading powder every dollar spent by the province on the health system
-by 1950, the Conservatives withdrew from the coalition and displaced the CCF as the official opposition
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I had a sales staff person tell me when I ask how many primers could I buy….the response was…”All of them if you want them.”
-Laurier proclaimed that the 20th century would belong to copyright (not the case…but he probably meant the Liberal Party)
Considering that Alberta, BC and Ontario give more tax revenue to the Federal Government and the remainder of the provinces are recipients, you can understand why the culture of BC and Alberta are at odds with the powers of the get more info East.
That should eliminate the fly by night brands. Sometimes a gun powder will come out but if not popular will be discontinued even if it has some merits. That is why one of my criteria is a history of production.
I have used them for my AR15 for years with no problems.. could be because I don’t try to jack up my ammo to unsafe pressures to begin with…
CDell says: January 4, 2011 at 1:33 pm Gavin, I watched all your reloading videos and they are great. I do have a question in regards to how to best take advantage of the Hornady LNL progressive. When set up with the depriming and sizing die it seems followed by the flaring die, powder die and bullet seating die seems like you would be disregarding the condition of the primer pocket and bullet casing size.