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Sistema1927, thanks for the link!

Is there a link, email, or contact info for the Goon? I'd like to get my new Uberti 1860 Goonerized. TIA

Thanks for the reply 4v50 Gary. That's a great idea! It sounds simple enough to make with a chunk of plastic and a milling machine I have access to. I was just curious why that lanyard loop wasn't intended to hold it back by design.

I am brand new to black powder and have been getting all my accessories. I read a really good review about the Taylor's Italian made inline capper. This thing looks machined and not made from sheet metal! It's heavy duty! But, I can't figure out how to load the darn thing. The "lanyard"...

e The date code may be the Julian date. In other words, the fourth day of the year 2001. That may be why it is written with three places.

Browning, many thanks for your post. I bought 10 Croatian mags, and not a single one locks into my Chinese T56. I knew I was going to have to fit them, but your post just gave me a good place to start!

I've reloaded .223/5/56 for 20 years using CCI400s and never had a slam fire.

I had a Model 10 bull barrel as a policeman in the late 70s. I remember the trigger was like glass. I shot first place in my class with it. Now you got me wanting one again!

I too, have been very happy with brass from Yankee2500. I found him on the 1911 forum.

I use a few sizes of the plastic food containers (they come in multi-packs) for storing bulk bullets and larger tools. I also use some super magnets (neodymium) to hold on to other steel tools like allen wrenches, screwdrivers, files, die wrenches, etc

I recently received a box of 500 new .41 magnum Starline cases. They too are shorter than listed TRIM TO length. Even after sizing. I'm not going to worry about it. I already loaded 100 keeping to at or just below listed COAL depending on the bullet I used.

Thanks a bunch! I just finished dispensing a loading block full of cases. You were right! My once used dryer sheets worked like a champ! Once I wiped all the surfaces down, the powder flowed like water into the cases! I've been learning a lot from you folks, and I just knew this was the...

I'm back into reloading after about a dozen years or so. I'm trying to load some .41 magnum using my new Chargemaster 1500 and a green plastic RCBS powder funnel. The powder is Unique. I'm noticing that a lot of powder is sticking inside the funnel and not dropping into the cases. That, plus...

Wow! That's almost too good to pass up, whether you need a machete or not!

Same here. It's' been easily 25 years dealing with Midway. They're top notch, and I've never had an issue with them.

I use Gunscrubber. It is an aerosol that will blast out the die innards and will also leave a protective coating.

My Hudson Bay is one of my favorites. It's made in El Salvador by the Condor Tool and Knife company which makes real hand made quality blades by craftsmen trained by Germans on German equipment. Need a knife, machete, sword, or shovel? Condor makes it. http://www.condortk.com/...

I use the same: ArmorAll Wash and Wax and powdered citric acid. For each 1 gallon water, I use 1/4 teaspoon citric acid (Lemishine) and 3 tablespoons ArmorAll Wash and Wax. Amounts may vary depending on your water

Ok guys, I took one of the cases and it fit nicely in my rifle. All it was, was just burrs on the rims from extraction. I really appreciate all the responses, plus I feel better actually knowing they fit in my chamber! And, I saved 50 clams!

No, I haven't tried to fit the cases in my rifles. I'm assuming (bad word...bad bad bad), that since the cases fit between the min and max planes of the headspace gage, that they should fit in any rifle. These will be shot out of any of my AR-15s, and I'm not loading for precision.