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the older one gets, the more CRAFTy they become

like Can't Remember A Flippin' Thing!!!!

early ones were junk
new post Kahr aquisition are supposed to be "better"
but the examples I have seen I would not buy

I also happen to have this WW2 example on my dresser[smilie=1:
ash tray, but I dont smoke so it is a junk and ring holder
shines up really nice with some brass polish:-D
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No, he tries to sell them to scrounge money to eat
If he doesnt sell any; he doesnt eat.
My brother said he had the shirt on his back, a small piece of a broken hacksaw blade and a chunk on scrap...

better than fingernails, but worse than most other calibers except the 25 ACP
of course a 32 ACP in the hand on the street
beats a 45 ACP far away in the nightstand . . . .

If you cant make it happen,
maybe he is hitting the mag release on recoil or the way he grips the gun?

My brother was in Liberia and met a local veteran
missing one leg and one foot
He sits in the dirt and converts spent 7.62 x 39 cases
into art and sells them to eat
Check it out:
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expensive mistake:violin:
should have gone mil surp:roll:

I use it in the 400 cor-bon loading
plan to start using it for the 357 and maybe 9 mm
published data is available

TomT is a good guy to do business with.
Straight :Fire: and fair!

the area where they poured off 55-gallon drums of acid
at my lasy job (pulp mill)
was lined with 3/8 inch 99% lead sheets
this stuff is usually pure industrial grade lead
nice find!

deprimed, cleaned and resized cases
all looked fine, no damaged cases or loose pocjets

BTW deonation would not be a concern in this load,
probably just over pressure on the max load listed in...

good luck on that one. I searched for while and gave up.
I took mine back to the factory in 1987 on a lunch break
while working in E longmeadow MA. walk in, no appt.
they replaced the old...

went down to the bottom of the hill - my range
and burned up 100 of these. no cratered primers or split cases
my dan wesson came through fine!
a little loud, woke up the neighbors!
antique mdl 15...

it would with the same powder charge
load it down and it works fine!

I use 3.2 gr of Bull behind a 147 gr FMJ/TC
as my load of choice
Nice subsonic round in a blowback
locked breach weapons need a little more umph
leadd will seal better and give higher pressures...

agreed!
good to deal with (sorry USPS destroyed my package!):roll:

got a Dan Wesson Mdl 15, police turn in with a 4" bbl
4 digit serial number, included the police swivel holster
$125 including several boxes of shells, brass, dies, etc.
shoots great!

bend over here it comes again!

I am not really worried about cracked forcing cone-
I have a dan wesson model 15 and a spare barrel put back
they swap out in < 5 minutes[smilie=1:
Plus it is the old blue dot, not the new
I...

yeah, tried that, but hese are heavily crimped
and end up damaging bullet and case
maybe I should just toss them in a campfire . . . . .

j/k:twisted:

Saw a recall saying not to shoot 125 gr 357 magnum due to o.p. loads
http://www.thefirearmsforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=18318&stc=1&d=1217100233
I have a box of 100 reloads with 125 gr JHP...

http://bullshop.gunloads.com/






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two thumbs up for Bullshop!
Daniel does great work at fair prices
Give him a shout and he will fix you up!

North Carolina- highs in the 90s
too hot to pick up a ladle!