Recent content by landon74

+1 for H335, it produces good groups, and it meters nicely.

Check out surplusrifle.com, they have plans for a 'easy bake cosmoline removal oven'. If you don't plan on doing this often, a steam cleaner works wonders on the bigger parts, and dunk little parts into boiling water, cleans it right off.

Do a search of .357 Mag loads in the hand loading section of the site, and see what kinda velocities people are getting out of this little cartridge, I thinks it's pretty amusing...

If the penalty for harming or killing a law officer is harsher than it would be for doing the same to a 'regular' person, should not the penalties assessed to a law officer when breaking the law he's sworn to uphold be harsher as well? I'm certain the good ol' boys will take care of their own....

Depending on what you're first purchase will be, perhaps borscht, or sauerkraut, fish and chips, maybe even hamburgers...gifiltefish... plenty of countries with surplus stuff floating around....

Surplusrifle.com has plans on how to build an 'easy bake' comsoline removal oven. I use a steam cleaner and kerosene, works pretty well.

I always keep a bunch of disposable ear plugs in my range bag (mostly for when I do something boneheaded like leave my muffs at home) and usually an extra pair of safety glasses as well (just in case). I can't fault you for what you did, that guy was way out of line, but as someone else pointed...

Good Luck, you soon will be part of the most storied military branch in history. Shoot straight and keep your head down.

I've got one of each myself. The combination lock on my RSC, I figure that's enough to keep most unwanted persons out of it, I know that a professional thief can probably get into it if he's got some time. That's where I keep most of my firearms. I also have a Gun Vault next to the bed with a...

+1 on H335

FWIW I bought a carbide sizer button for my Redding .223 dies, lubing the inside of the necks always was the big pain to me, cut down the time involved a good bit. For an economical powder H335 is one of the cheaper powders at the local gunshop.

Perhaps thr.org doesn't have the largest membership, but as for being friendly and informative, I simply can't be beaten in my book. I can't tell you how many times I've wondered something and done a search for it and found the answer, and if that didn't work, simply asked someone in the...

Harvested game, thankfully didn't have to fire a shot that one time...

I had a rifle built on a Remington 721 action, which I'd assume is pretty close to a 700, and it shoots just fine...

S&W 340PD usually in a pocket holster in my front right pocket, but occasionally strong side IWB...