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I have so little powder right now, a hydraulic press would be about 5 minutes reloading time.

Never buy a Hi-Point. I should start a "never sell" thread, LOL! NEVER sell a Stevens 22/410 over and under, especially one from the 60's!

I wouldn't do it. The rust needs to be removed. Take it to a gunsmith if you don't know how to get the rust out. Is it badly rusted? Brake fluid and a bronze brush may work on removing the rust. If it's badly rusted, there will be pits in the barrel no matter what.

Wish I were that lucky!

I like that! The other lamps are cheaper, but I have limited space on the bench. Makes me wish I'd thought of it.

Again, consider Ampco nipples.

RWS 1075 seems to work best in a Uberti. You may also consider getting Ampco nipples expressly for a Uberti. Sometimes the stock nipples aren't too good. Check the Possibles Shop. http://www.possibleshop.com/s-s-nipples.html

Modern Reloading, Richard Lee 90 gr jacketed bullet: Sorry I don't have a load listing for lead, but use the starting load and work up. Watch for signs of leading. Titegroup: Start 3.3/Max 3.7 W231: Start 3.6/Max 4.0 Is your barrel polygonal rifling? Polygonal barrels can foul with lead...

Glock23. I already said 50+, now get off my lawn!:neener:

Just don't sprinkle them on your spaghetti!

I shot one a few times, and while it's OK, it's a PITA to field strip. The grip is also wide, so one needs to have have big hands for them to be comfortable. They are also a bit bulky for concealed carry.

For functionality and price, go with a Glock23. For the best, go with a Sig P226 or HK P30LS

Which is the way it should be. I moved back to Arkansas from Tennessee, and time warped in to the past century.

In my opinion, it's none of the government's business what gun I own, or choose to carry. To tell them what you carry, is a form of registration.

4895 is a good powder for many calibers.

I've been out of the reloading scene for around 10 years. I started reloading again this year, and was having many rejects. I thought I was having problems with my Dillon carbide dies. I took them out of the press, and cleaned them thinking that was the problem. After reading many posts on...

The inside measurements are 12.3 mm on one end, and 11.7 mm on the oterh.

Sorry it's not in focus. It has 7.62 Russian printed inside the band. I measured it to be 28.8 mm long. The inside measurement is tapered from 12.3 mm to 11.7 mm on the small end. [/URL][/IMG]

I have what I assume is a case gauge. It's marked 7.62 Russian, and is 28.8 mm long. Any help here would be appreciated.

It's cheaper to keep her.