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Looks like they were moved to "hunting with CBs"

He was loading for a 45 Colt don't remember the charge but was using a lee 2 cav. mold one of the real cheap lee alum presses was using a scoop for powder but did look like he was checking the charge...

Wasn't real impressed with his casting technique either.

Actually not as bad as you think I shot one in the water and floated it back to the boat landing 5 miles. Hooked a rope on then pulled it up with the truck.

My CVA .58 big bore mountain takes a .562 and I use a .015 patch and the mould I have is a lee

Got some of Doug's myself and know a lot of others that do!

Nails..railroad spikes..glass insulators..horse shoes.. rocks.. concrete.. half inch drill bits..rubber balls..fence wire.. bullets galore can't remember any thing else but that's the list of what I...

You should be next to a 8ft band saw in a saw mill when a dog on the carriage sticks out and gets hit with the saw or you find a glass insulator in a tree, it really makes you wonder if the job is...

Members in need can always contact myself onokie or No_1 and we will give consideration to waiving that rule for the member. And as some have guessed there were to many abusing the S&S. steve k

You should also notice that new members now need 6 months membership and 100 relevant posts.

Your lucky I don't even get one RB out of a pound when I cast for the cannon.

But replacement cost does go up. And who knows what the future holds.

Well you don't have to feed it and it's all paid for I would keep it myself. Only going to get more valuable in the future.

Been trying to find a leak in the wife's truck for 5 years now and still can't find it even with the dye still can't find it ready to try the AC pro stuff soon.

Well remember what happened when some one didn't use the right numbers with the one mars probe. Switching back and forth to me sounds like a accident waiting to happen. I say stick with the published...

I just started cutting lead pipe "3/4" inch pipe with a limb lopper, cuts it good!

"then there is a very good chance that the flask or powder horn will be a grenade that will go off in your hand."........ Never never never load directly from a horn or flask into a barrel always use...

You can throw out the light ones if you want. In theory a pure lead ball for my .58 should weigh 267.5 gr i sort and keep any that are 260 gr or better. If your using loose powder and a measure you...

Just go shoot them and don't worry about that little variation.

lead free solder works.

They might come out with that RCBS berdan depriming tool, can't say for sure.

3/4 pipe thread

The reason they all seem to shoot high is from the originals being regulated to 100 yds.

I hated working on the 100. Especially if some one tried taking it apart with it uncocked hammer slips up under the firing pin and your screwed.

Have a ultrastar in 9x19 for a polymer frame as solid as it is you wouldn't know it by the feel.