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Wiki didn't say. Was a O/U 30cal top 12 GA bottom. Ran from 59 to 61

Remember Shotgun Slade with Scott Brady without the gut.

Sounds Easy LOL

Just bought 3 boxes at Cabels. Always shot lead because i never saw any plated here. Shot a cyl. full yesterday in my Blackhawk 357. Couldn't see any difference.

In my neck o the woods the powder and primer prices are going up considerably. The local S/W and Academy prices are $10.00+ higher .($45.00 to $50.00 a LB. and primers $2 to $3.00 more per 100 Is this just here or all over.

7.0 Bullseye for me under a 200 GR. Berrys plated RN. or 7.6 GR Greendot. 6.4 of HP38 for 230 GR lead cowboy load. These are L/C loads To fit the ACP cyl all you need is a fine mill bastard file. The cyl. comes with a over size base pin cylinder bushing that needs to be fitted to each...

I have the Cattleman II in .45 lC. Got the 045 ACP cyl. from Taylors. The only thing i had to do was to fit the base pin hole to the frame. Locked up perfectly. As far as powder, i use Greendot for .45 LC

The dippers are great if you want to throw the load for trhat dipper but what about a load between the dippers.

This may sound dumb as i have been reloading for 20 years but please explain what a M die is

Don't know if age is a factor but here's my input and experience. I am 86 yrs. old and rode motorcycles for 66 years. At 85 i started making stupid mistake's on the road. I lost my edge. The icing on the cake was when i hit something in the road at 60 MPH Did not go down but did break two...

Thanks for the heads up. Didn't read the whole bill.

Me too. I also have the Ronin. Love it.

In SC you are obligated to inform the LEO that you are carring.

Sorry for the late response, been busy. The HF anvil is made of cast iron not regular iron that rings. It acts like a dead blow hammer.

That's right, blame it on the car.

I use a 55 # anvil from HF. Very hard and you can use lighter blows with the hammer. Never had a primer problem as you described but have found some LP primers with no anvil on the floor. Set them off on the anvil with a ballpeen after telling the better half of my intentions.

I really don't pay much attention to gun types and such. In the John Wick franchise, he fires a LOT of guns of different makes and calibers and always has the correct mag available. I don't do a round count but when he changes mags and charges the weapon he goes the procedure correctly. I like...

I like the Heine rear sight that i have on my PT 1911

Yup. A light crimp is a must. Also, if you reload make sure the primer is seated all the way

Came here from ny in 2000. took my cwp class immediately All i had at the time was i S&W 22A 50 rnds were required. All i gt was dirty looks when i showed up for class and at the range afterwords. KMA