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I used 2400 and Blue dot, Mostly 2400. When I could no longer buy it I switched to Ramshot Enforcer and never looked back. With a 255 Lyman SWC I get excellent accuracy and great velocity. The 255...

Well put Ola.

I found this thread soon after I joined. In the first page someone even complained about the exact first question I asked. I had reloaded for 30 years at the time but I was new to casting and had...

Thank you for the interesting post, times were much simpler back then I guess.

My last 2 were scrap. I called them on the first one and they offered to replace it. It wasn't worth the trouble for a less than 20 dollar mold. The next one I (just) got lost its alignment pins...

Well I ordered a complete new screw assembly for 18 dollars plus shipping. I have no idea how old it is so this one should last my lifetime. Thanks again baer.

Thanks Brother, I'll get it ordered tomorrow.

Hi, I was adding lube to my 450 and the pressure screw backed out. Does this just thread into the base somehow?

Why Thanks Gentlemen, and Fatnhappy that is a compliment! I have had all three molds hot over the weekend. The Lee 324 had both locating pins back out, the .457 RB worked great and the 314299 Lyman...

Oh, and a beer.

3 new molds, 4 new sizer dies, 2000 GC's and some case polish.101910

Nice rifle, where did you find brass???

I have used 2 of the Yugo Zastava replacement barrels on 2 Mausers. The first was a M48, it was a direct swap. The second was a 98k. The gunsmith just had to remove the safety breech ring. Both...

I didn't realize this thread was from last year as I found it on a search, Sorry.

Char, Did you mean 4759 powder instead of 4795? Just wondering as I am still trying different things in my Krag. I've never heard of 4795. Thanks in advance.

I own an M48 and a M48B, plus several 24/47's. They are excellent rifles. You just can't beat that solid wood and steel feel. When you work the bolt on a Mauser 98 type there is a satisfying...

You could just set it back a couple of threads. With 28 inches to work with you won't lose much. It will be cheaper.

Rodwha, Are you talking about a .44 revolver or a rifle?

No Bob, never been there. Sounds like a great family road trip though!

Welcome Ken.

Mine too Mr. Tucker. How can you not have deep affection for something that makes groups that make you look that good on the range! Thanks.

I have always liked the lubed wad over the "smear gooey stuff on the front of the cylinder" technique. The first time I fired my 58 I used a beeswax cookie sold as "Revolver seals" that I got by...

Definitely identified as a repro. I spent a few hours tonite looking at originals on the net. The collar and the spout and spring system are totally different on an original. I'm still thrilled...

I hope you are insured.

Bob, Thanks, I actually own an original 41 Harpers Ferry. I finally got it (the flask not the rifle) apart after a week of soaking in Kroil. I will order the replacement parts and some spouts. If...