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Very nice , congrats to you .

Jack

In the "other" category , I'd lust after the end of the NFA , the GCA and all other infringement gun laws create against human rights .

Jack

I had that H&G in a six cavity and used data for the Lyman bullet . Worked just fine and fed great .

Jack

I've got one from Accurate that's about a hundred thirty grains . Flat nose and plain base with two small grease grooves . I think the number is 120-E but I really don't remember for certain . It was...

In my experience Marlin has had Quality control and customer service problems since the nineties . Ruger has had the same problems a little longer maybe . So they are not something I'm likely to risk...

I cast another handful of .22 bullets in the H&G number four mold .

Jack

I used GAR brand Alox 50/50 until it was no longer available . Working with LBT blue soft and another I don't remember the name right now .

Jack

I have used 231 in the past , currently , 700X and Unique are in stock and work well . That bullet does not seem hard to please at all .

Jack

Hensley&Gibbs molds , including the rifle designs .

Jack

Mode some more Cramer number forty-five bullets .

Jack

I've got as many as ten loads of 30-06 in a Garand with Redding dies . The way I did it was to adjust the dies to the rifle and not according to the instructions .

First , strip the bolt of all...

Made by Daisy , don't remember the model number or name .

Jack

Don't forget the .30 Badger .

Jack

The number three I had was chambered in .223 and wouldn't hold the same point of impact from day to day . No matter the load you could sight it in on Monday and Tuesday the group would be somewhere...

They had an ad in one of the gun rags many years ago that agreed with the second way .

Some folk it's hard to educate .

Jack

Any idea of the shelf life of this type primer ?

Thanks , Jack

I've had a couple of them and never felt love for them . Groups with them were never what my surplus Garands would group .

They are easy to field strip and clean and they were cheap to feed .......

Life is to short to not enjoy it , either casting with it or make a nice picture frame around it and hang it on the wall of your shop ;-)

Jack

Iron sights ?? absolutely ! As long as I am able to see the front sight reasonably well I'll keep them around .

Jack

For what I do Unique fills the bill

Jack

The amount of Ben's lube I use is one drop for every ten pellets . Procedure is , count the pellets , put drops into plastic container , add pellets gently away from the lube , slowly move container...

To bad Savage can't make rifles like that anymore .:-(

Jack

I don't know what they may or may not be coated with . I have one of the Stoeger brands that appears to be copper plated .

My rifle has a problem with leading and that's why I tried a little...

For whatever reason mine will lead a bit ..... enough to change the point of impact . I put five drops of Ben's liquid lube in with fifty pellets . They are drying now , got the barrel clean ........

It looks like the take away here for spring guns is some kind of lube on the pellets helps stop leading . So , are any of the lead pellets lubed from the factory ?

Jack