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My Piettas are mid-90s models. I agree about both the huge grips. And yes, the front sights look almost clown-ish. I would not trade my Lyman for two brand new Piettas.

Having owned (or still owning) at least a dozen Remingtons in the past couple decades of various makes, I can honestly say my favorites are the Armi San Paolo (DGG) versions sometimes imported by Lyman or Armsport. The Pietta versions (IMHO) feel oversized, heavy, and 'clunky' to me, with...

Aren't you forgetting the Santa Barbara? Certainly right behind the Hege, if not equal to. Weapons grade steel and action tighter than a banjo string.

Looks an awful lot like .35 Remington. Sounds like similar ballistics?

Love the color coding!!!!!

That's ok if it works...I have an old dish towel covering my Chargemaster 1500 and tube socks on my Uniflow hoppers (to keep UV from crazing the plastic)

Now that's some fireworks!

Thanks for the link! I have a half a dozen FCDs and I hate the O ring on all of them!

Not to change the subject, but have you (or anyone else) swapped out the "o-ring/lock nut" on a Lee FCD for a Hornady-style set screw (crimp type) lock nut? I can't seem to unscrew the FCD die from my Rock Chucker without moving the nut some, and I like to just thread in my dies and get down to...

Well, again, to be fair...I said that's what one of my favorite YouTubers says. Didn't say he was right...LOL!

Well, to be fair, I use the Lee Universal decapping die with RCBS shell holders...lol Everything other than that and Lee FCDs are RCBS

Yes...one of my favorite You Tubers says doesn't matter whose dies you use, as long as dies and shell holders are the same brand.

Love the creativity on this forum!

Keep it as a spare. Range kit stuff goes missing far too often.

Exactly what I'm afraid of.

Looks like it has nitrocellulose in it. That could spell trouble same as Alliant

No...I have 2# of it and have yet to try out my ladder loads, but in this wacko world of change and unavailability just wondered about alternatives if it turns out I like it. Still trying to figure out where all the LR primers evaporated to.

Can anyone verify who makes this powder and in what country? It's got the Hornady brand name and is distributed by Hodgdon. Very fine granules and meters beautifully.

While my reloading evening was somewhat interrupted by the grand entrance of a another beautiful new granddaughter into the world, :D I did manage to finish up my ladder load .35 Rems. Hornady LeverEvolution (LVR) powder in groups of five ranging from 37gr up to 41gr varying by .5gr increments...

I didn't do any of the mods. I bought it that way.