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Throttle pull cable with 1" of wire exposed. Works on ALL sizes of pockets.

Besides reloading and cleaning firearms I also share my bench with my stereo/quadraphonic system. It is my "Man Cave" where I go hide.

As per my avatar I have three M-10s. Many years ago I paid $150 each for them. In fact I had one on my range yesterday. Smooth and accurate.

Try some 2400 light loads. Say around 14 grains and a 140 grain TCFP. Missouri Bullet has them, or did.

Mark_Mark...If you are shooting that low at 10 yards you might be anticipating the recoil and dipping the muzzle. I have a COLT second generation SAA in .357 Magnum 4 3/4' barrel. I purchased it new in 1966. I shoot light loads one handed and heavy (hunting) loads two handed. My hunting load...

As you can see from my avatar I enjoy my M-10s. The 2" barrel is my wife's. She love it and really enjoys shooting it. She once told me that if you want it you would get one bullet at a time.

Hummmm...Think I'll stick with my 1966 Colt SAA in .357 magnum. Shot two Blacktail deer with it just east of Seattle.

Pull all of the gas checks. resize and deprime all of them (all 800) and start over. PS...Good morning Walkalong.

The only problem , bearcreek, is in bed with the wife. She always worries that it will go off when she least expects it. (Chuckle)

Let's see...What's the term? O h yeah...24/7.

As I have said before...32 grains of W-748 under a 170 grain JSP FN Speer Hot-core. 1 5/8" spread three shots at 100 yards from a 74 year old M-94 Winchester. 2000 fps +/- a few fps.

Anti-seize was not intended to be a lubricant. It is meant to prevent bolt, nuts and other items from seizing and making them easy to undo.

Stay with your favorite grease!! I say again. Stay with your favorite grease! Foot note: Your father was correct.

If you are buying new, go with the Henry. If you are buying used, go with the Winchester.

If you don't mind broadening your choices. You might have a look at a Browning BLR in 308. It's a lever action rifle with a 20" barrel. I very much like the hell out of mine.

What about teflon greenie pads cut to fit a jag for removing lead?

How much are you expanding the case mouth. Only need to expand them just enough to start the bullet. All my die sets are Lee. From .380 to .45 ACP and none of them give me a problem with sticking.

JCooperfan191 is correct. Excellent rifle for those thick forested areas. Mine is a 1949 vintage .30 WCF. Shoots 1 5/8" three shot groups at 100 yards with iron sights using my reloads (32 gr. of W748 under a 170 gr, Speer Hotcore FNSP). I also agree with JCooperfan191 that a M94 looks...

If you don't mind the extra weight (All Steel)...Firestar M40. Recoil is quite manageable.

1. Get away from spray on lube (One Shot and the like). 2. Use hand applied lube (like lanolin or lube pads). I used RCBS lube pad for many years with out and problems. I have a small container of lanolin that I have been using for a few years and NO stuck cases. Make sure you are lubing...