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I've got a LUSA. Tony

I have no idea. Maybe a hundred or so? Tony Rumore Tromix

I have bullets for most every caliber including many odd diameters. 17cal to .585cal. This pic is about half of them. Tony Rumore Tromix

This is the actual bench before I mounted any presses on it. It's two inch butcher block and runs twelve feet down one side, then "L" shapes another four feet down the other perpendicular back wall for a total of 16 feet of bench. Second pic is more bullets and my dog "Trigger". Tony Rumore Tromix

I've got a starter kit going. Tony Rumore Tromix

I'd love to see the 10mm Magnum come back. I still have an AMT Automag IV as well as a bunch of 10mm LAR Grizzly barrels that I plan to rechamber to 10mm Mag. I have the chamber reamer....just haven't done it yet. A Deserted Beagle in 10mm Mag would be cool too. If I recall correctly, the...

I've been buying, selling, and collecting big bore auto pistols since the mid 80's when I bought my first LAR Grizzly. I own many multiples of all of them. When I was in my 20's, I could shoot them pretty well. Here's a couple of groups I shot with one of my Auto Mags around 1989. It's 7...

Certainly not the most powerful, but my 470 Nitro Encore is pretty stout. Tony Rumore Tromix

+1 Businesses that cater to "hobbiests" (this one), come with brutally time consuming customer service requirements. The customer wants to burn hours of time discussing the most tiny detail like "I saw a scratch on one piece of ejected brass. I think there is something wrong with my...

I had one doing the same thing awhile back. Even though the extractor looked fine, I replaced it and that solved the issue.

And you'll completely agree when you try and put 10 rounds in a 30 round 5.56 body, of which the 458 SOCOM runs perfectly. Tony

The two guns I would NOT choose, would be the Ruger American or Mossberg MVP. The Ruger American just feels cheap and cheesy in your hands, like a low budget walmart special. The Mossberg is pretty solid until you whip the bolt back and realize it's about the sloppiest fitting garbage you've...

The 450 Bushmaster cartridge is a poor design for use in a standard AR-15 5.56 magazine body....here's why. All AR-15 5.56 mag bodies are much wider at the rear than in the front for use with the bottle necked 5.56 rounds. When you stick a relatively straight walled case in there, the back end...

On a Saiga, you really can't shorten the barrel at all without enlarging the gas ports and/or moving the gas block rearward. They barely run as it is with standard field loads. I don't know anything about the knock-offs and no longer work on any Saigas. Tony Rumore Tromix

There is a pawn shop here (Tulsa) that only sells the cheap junk guns in the store. The nicer stuff is sold via gun shows and gun broker. Tony

I bought a couple of rifled 12ga blanks from Pac-Nor several years ago. I machined them into Saiga-12 barrels. Tony Rumore Tromix

I had a DE pistol in 440 Corbon for awhile. The thing worked fine, but ejected the empties into my face, death grip and all. We also made about 20ea AR-15 uppers in 440 CorBon from 1998 - 2001. From a 17" barrel, it would push a 240gr bullet to 2,000fps. Tony Rumore Tromix

The old 229 9mm's have a .530" diameter barrel. The 40SW and 357Sig use a .550" diameter barrel. Tony

It's a small frame compact Witness with the early style rear sight. EAA no longer imports the small frame steel guns, so you can't really buy a new one like it, unless its NOS. If you only plan to shoot 9mm, it's fine, but a small frame gun with a 9mm slide can't be converted to any other...

I never had a 62, but I had a Ruger Hawkeye pistol in 256 Win Mag, a Contender in 256 Win Mag, and a Universal Ferret M1 Carbine in 256 Win Mag. I was looking for a 62 in 256 at the time but was never able to find one. That was before the Internet. Tony