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^^^ Tiger Beat me ("tuit") ^^^ Then the usable internal case volume is the same -- regardless of case length. No pressure effect at all

Just seat the 45 Colt bullet/cartridge out to touch the lands in that single-shot. Use a fast[er] powder.

Liberally spray everything down inside and out with Hornady 1-Shot (BLACK CAN) Cleaner-Lube Work the action a dozen times. Respray inside and out and let excess gook drip out the bottom. Let dry (coupla minutes). Done

The role of an armed populace was also to be guarantor against emergence of an out-of- control governing authority. It is in that regard it is the entire scope of the Federalist Papers' arguments that are central to understanding why the various independent States permitted the ceding of power...

As above... For those who provide experience-based solutions and alternative approaches for remedies -- our thanks

The gentle Readers might want to read through rather surprising 2004 opinion by the DOJ https://www.justice.gov/file/145721-0/dl Skip to last page/conclusion if one must.... :cool: .

Yes, excess will blow out. But in the process the rifle has self-lubricated everything req'd without any further action on the part of the shooter. It is now also shooting "wet" ... making cleanup incredibly simple.

Squirt BreakFree, Mobil-1, Weapon-Shield, REM Oil (or just about any other hi-qual oil) into the bolt exhaust ports.... The rifle rifle will self-lubricate all required parts on the 1st shot. Continue firing.... ~~~~~~~~~~ Pull/disassemble bolt after session. It and all its parts (including...

Mama Mia does like her SIG..... . . . M17 :cool:

^^^ THIS ^^^

Still... something's not sealing that base surface flat....

I think we agree. The dealer decides. There is no appeal if the dealer makes the decision not to sell -- for whatever reason. (funky address documentation in his opinion be one) None.

Bottom Line: "Government" and/or other "acceptable" alternates or not.... In the end it's totally up to the dealer.

KING: What is under the base of that Lubrisizer? You need an absolutely rock hard/flat surface. FWIW: I run four of the 450s (including two old ones) They are mounted on simple $2 mending-plate shims from home depot.

Boil them with a couple of drops of dish-washing soap Couple of minutes... only Dump through strainer/refill with water/soap --boil couple of minutes only Dump through strainer/refill with clean water -- boil couple of minutes only Dump and dry 15 minutes max all told

^^^ THIS ^^^ **Mark your calendar** (Varminterror & I agree) :thumbup:

I ran your load (approximating the FTX weight/profile) through QuickLoad. Adjusting your 23.2gr IMR4227's burn speed slightly to match the 18"/ 2050's velocity you got gave me 41,500 psi -- close to Hodgdon's BTW: There's a rather dramatic difference between Lyman's 51st load data/results for...

^^^^ Mega Dittos ^^^^ https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/changing-powder-with-a-similar-burn-rate.911455/post-12434903

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1,000 words . . . :cool: (Little brother right next to the 12ga MEC press) This has stood me in good stead over several years. Interchanging W296 & H110 has no "appreciable" effect of notice