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Hmmmmm.......perhaps it is time to pull out my old Mosin once again........great video, Josh and good info that is sometimes hard to find...thanks:redneck:

Bought a four incher in 1989 that is still with me today and has thousands of rounds down the bore. Mostly cast, mostly 38 plus p level. But EVERY magnum case that has been put into that cylinder had...

Hmmmmm........do I really NEED a fourth 45?

Hmmmmmmm.....does NEED have a damn thing to do with it?

Uh oh........:bigsmyl2:

Congrats, Dutch. Nothing in the world like an old smiff.....unless it's an old colt.....good shooting!

Well.........I am happy to see the results you got, Pirate! Truth be told, I have not loaded or fired a single cast bullet in my Swede......yet. Got the mold from BABore here on this forum and it is...

never know, this time of year another dependent can't hurt.....:kidding:

Pirate, great looking swede! I have a carbine and am looking for a long rifle to be it's stable mate. I envy you fighting the rain, we have three feet of snow covering everything....but that does...

shoot me a pm, can help you out.

Taylor, I have a bit of experience with the model 10. I would say go for it but not at anything like 5 to 6 hundred. A bit of dickering should get you down around the 2 hundred mark and you will be...

Mine is here and quality shows through strongly. I am looking forward to my next days off so I can cure the mold and start a batch through the process.....well worth the wait--even if it had been...

Have been waiting patiently and am VERY glad that the patience required was not ths same level of patience needed on other gb's I have participated in. I have a Mk 4 No1 and a Mosin that have been...

DLCTEX--worm.....boy, that takes me back some. Used to have a ball sending them aroung to get the key to the v door or find the water table.......

Be advised there is no cure known to man.....symptoms can be temporarily relieved by frequent trips to the range....welcome and best of luck!:redneck:

Nice touch on those end caps.....never thought about them when I had this problem and they are something any homeowner probably has laying about.....another nifty tip courtesy of cast...

Dutch, I am afraid I will have to bother you for one of these mounts. When YOU are ready, please pm me and I will xfer funds to you in whatever form you prefer. Thanks in advance,
Mike

Thanks for the update, Swede. I was beginning to wonder but was not getting too antsy. As someone who has had people hounding him for things in the past, I am well aware that jiggling a man's elbow...

Payment is on the way. Thanks for running with this.
Mike

Just to weigh in here, a few years ago I bought a roller in 38-55 from a fellow in Saratoga who specializes in bp cartridge rifles and has done so for many years. He told me that he has used regular...

If it is not too late to get in on this, I would certainly go for a two cavity......zip 12998
thanks,
Mike

357--Oh, boy.......I USED to have a few spare places in my gun locker until I got the contagion you seem to have contracted. Now there is a roller in 38-55 (you REALLY need to think about that...

'got to agree with bisleyfan. I have owned a total of 10 or 12 various rugers over the years, have 4 in the stable now. had to send 2 back for repair....no charge either time and both came back...

I like mine a lot better since I bought a set of mechanic gloves to wear when using it, saves a lot of finger fatigue........:-D

If you don't mind cleaning every time you use your molds and you don't have access to gi ammo cans, you can coat the entire mold with some of daniel's excellent bull plate sprue plate lube. Check out...

+1. Outstanding thread!:mrgreen:

Amen. There are plenty of days that I WISH my dad was still here so I could take him to the range.............:sad: