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I have no idea about crosman super points . Crosman premier domed or hollow point fit my Diana 34 fine .I have a Hatsan that won't take H&N cromagnum pellets but take the crosman premier domed just fine. Since it took other pellets I would guess those pellets are just a little oversized

I took it apart and cleaned it first thing the buffer is fine

Stopped by the LGS. Looking at the used rack and had a Marlin model 60 follow me home. I took it apart and cleaned the sludge out of it. I doubt I had ever been cleaned. I adjusted the ejector spring . Took it to the club and it runs great

I have a T/C 56 smooth bore. I got it to tighten up the groups with fairly heavy cotton patch and a over powder card between the powder and the patched ball

Rifled would be a H&R rifled 20 gauge shooting a .625 hard cast round ball at around 1250-1300 FPS

I hobbled out to the range today and shot my Ruger Wrangler and my Savage rascal . I'm just getting to the point I can put weight on my foot (surgery April 1st) I needed to get out so I kept it light. If you get past the "it's a kids rifle" the Rascal is fun to shoot very accurate for a cheap...

Thanks for the tip I did the back sight like this with a sharpie. I've had the front sight painted white and it helps seeing the sights a bunch. I think I am going to try another color for the front sight. When I can see the sights the little gun shoots point of aim

I am a Becker fan with 5 knives . With the Becker BK-10 my favorite knife of all time. But can't stomach the folders

I have them in every gauge. Extras in 12 and 20 I don't think I gave over $10 for any of them. Most I paid $5 or less. . People have gone crazy on eBay for 10 gauge and 410 with many going for over $200

You better check again. I'm talking about the ones you use a mallet with . 17 Completed auctions for 410 with an average price of $183 13 Completed for 10 gauge averaged $198 only 2 28 ga with average price of $165

After someone on another forum mentioning the crazy prices lee loaders for shotguns are bringing. I dug through my shelves to see what I actually have . Now I am thinking wether to sell them or not

Lee soup can bullet 113 grains at 1000-1050 FPS out of a 30-30 punches a clean hole through a squirrel and is quieter than HV 22 lr

They just opened one fairly close to me . Seems like a decent store. Are they the same Vance that made/sold cast bullets years ago? I picked up a Savage rascal on sale to play with

For as much as I hate Taurus automatic pistols. I like their revolvers . I carried a model 94 22LR woods bummin' for many years. Shot a buddy's 38 snubby a lot . The only reason I have not picked up a Taurus 38 special is that I am trying not to add different calibers to what I have

If I still deer hunted much it would be interesting. Main reason I even noticed it is, Vance Outdoors had a lefty Savage in stock last time I was in. Actually in a modern gun with good hand loads 45-70 will kill anything in North America. I've taken deer out to 225 yards with mine

Right now about the only one that I would consider parting with is the 10 gauge. I don't think I gave More than $10 for any of them

Saw someone mention the Lee Loader for shotguns on another forum. I did a quick search on eBay for completed auction. Rarer gauges are going for stupid money with some 10 ga and 410 kits going above $200 that is getting close to buying a MEC loader. I have them in everything from 410 to 10 gauge

I have a 30 caliber universal die set Saeco made them neck sizes punches out the primer and a bullet seating die

Once I got the sights to the point I could see them I like mine.

You can call anything you want personally probably 20-25 that friends have bought . 100% of the 2 I've had have been back to the factory. My daughter and and 2 coworkers have Taurus automatics now that are only reliable with better self defense rounds and jam with target ammo I guess there is...