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Post by Sandbur on Mar 1, 2017 7:15:24 GMT -6
March 2017, page 23 and 24 by Keith Wood. There is a picture of the Stoney Point tool and also mentioned in the article.
Keith is still using the Stoney Point tool, but acknowledges that it is now called Lock-N-Load by Hornady.
Foggy, they have not forgotten you!
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Post by Foggy on Mar 1, 2017 15:37:13 GMT -6
March 2017, page 23 and 24 by Keith Wood. There is a picture of the Stoney Point tool and also mentioned in the article. Keith is still using the Stoney Point tool, but acknowledges that it is now called Lock-N-Load by Hornady. Foggy, they have not forgotten you! Grin. Yeah....those tools are still the best for their purpose. I hunted elk with Jason Hornady (two or three times?)......and before he went back to the company he was my Sales Rep for a number of years. He sold the crap out of my stuff.......and they bought the reloading tools biz away from Bushnell for a few cents on the dollar. I watched that deal go down......and damn near was about to buy it back myself. Then I remembered how much I like retirement.  Best thing I never did.  I'm glad Hornady got the reloading tools. Hornady knows what they are doing with the product line......as compared to the other guys whom just contiually screw it up. (the shooting stix). I still get into some tech conversations from time to time. But I am so far removed from shooting and precision reloading that its become hard to get my facts straight anymore. Still fun to read an article every now and again tho......and remember the good old days. I had a ball doing that gig.  |
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Best thing I never did. 
