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I have been off the forum for a while, but I love the 10/22 and am glad that you have yours up and running again.

While I am not giving you a suggestion for an air rifle that a meets your post, I will say that once I went to the PCP I seldom shoot my springers. I am over 70 and can still cock a springer, but it...

I have purchased a few Area 419 items and they have all been perfect. None of their products are 'cheap', but I believe it is a good example of you get what you pay for. I also like the fact that...

I have tried Starbucks a couple of times and am glad that I don't have to drink it. I agree with the ones above that McDonald's is the best for me.

Most of the .22LR swinging targets will work fine. I hadn't seen the spoon idea and plan to give that one a try. Depending on the size of targets you need you could also get some small pans when...

Like others have said, using it for .223 is probably not in your best interest.

Working fine for me in Northwest Ohio.

I have the Frankfort like pictured, but before putting the brass in it I place it in a towel, fold it over so that it makes a cocoon, hold it at the ends, and lightly shake it. This gets much of the...

Years ago I had bought some pretty cheap rounds and thought that I would just shoot them and leave the brass. When I finished shooting I looked at the brass on the ground and couldn't leave it. I...

I appreciate the update. My wife has some by the sink and I thought about using it a couple of times.

I bought a .270 Ruger and had it worked so that it was somewhat better than new. I loves 130 grain bullets - especially Remington Bronze Tip. I bought a bunch of them and when I just checked they...

I have always tried to keep the same head stamp in a box of reloads. I don't think that it makes that much difference, but it is just that I am a little AR and like it that they are all the same.

I had a Ruger #3 and try as I would, I could never get the accuracy that I thought it should have. I had it for a couple of years and sold it for more than I paid for it. I have a Ruger 77/22 and...

Sounds like it is time to start using some of those items. You can always do it to honor the memory of your friend. Do some reloading and think back to some of the things the two of you talked...

Since I have not been in need of lots of reloads quickly I have always sized & deprived on my Rockchucker and then cleaned the brass before running it through the Dillon. I have plenty of brass so...

RB-17, now that is something that I have not heard in years. I used it many years ago and like the fact that it was not as harsh on hands, environment, etc. It worked pretty good, not perfect, but...

Back in the early 70s when I started reloading RCBS was pretty much the king of the hill and Lee was not even close. Plus whenever I had a problem I called RCBS and they sent a replacement at no...

I have PlastX and don't think it will do what you need. Maybe as a follow up.

If you have any Meguair's Scratch X you might give it a try. I have seen it work pretty good on a number of things. It it works, then throw a coat of wax on paint.

You mentioned that you are not looking for high volume, but you don’t mention how often you will be tumbling. i.e. You shoot 50 rounds a week and tumble those 50 rounds after each firing or you...

While I don't shoot cast in my .243, I do love the rifle. In fact a .243 was my first high power rifle and it would drop groundhogs at over 400 yards. Too many new homes have been built in the...

Why not send a PM to a moderator and remove any guesswork?

I have used several of the Meguiars 'wash and wax' products and they all work well for me. Since that was the case I have just used the one with the best price that I can find for brass and the...

Nice knives (all three pictured). Well made knives are a piece of art as well as being functional.

A .308 will require to to continue to be a good shot when it comes to squirrel and will serve as great practice for your bear. Nice shooting.