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RCBS Junior, 1971

Get another girl friend, that is a question which has no reasonable answer.

1971, El Paso Texas, .38 Special on a Lee hand loader.

RCBS Rockchucker, the do anything press.

1. Casting is fun.
2. You can remake your mistakes
3. Use common sense and have fun, remember your really bad mistakes can be recast.

Boolit casting is fun, so have some fun, use what you...

Finally bit the bullet and took apart one of my Dillon 550b to clean and lube, also set up a new 650. Hope to load 45 acp this weekend on the 650.

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Smith & Wesson Model 67 and a Chief Special. She now has an interest in a Glock 19.

I have purchased a number of times, prices are good and very quick shipping.

9 mm = w231 or HP38
45ACP = Bulleyes

Winchester 1885 in 45-70
Martini Cadet in 218 Bee

I have worked in the financial operation of health care since 1979.

I got my first 550 in the 1980's, over time I upgraded the rig to the RL 550 trim level. In the mid 1990's I got another 550, again over time that was also upgraded. My current setup uses one of...

Thank you, I needed to hear that story.

From revolvers to semi auto pistols, bolt guns and semi auto rifles, I feel a need to shoot them all. Even the shotguns are a joy to use. I guess I am lucky, my wants and needs are the same.

Pistol rounds will not benefit from sorting, rifle may benefit from sorting and weighing for long range work. At 10 meters not benefit to either.

The shooting club I am in has a limit of 300 dues paying members, dues are $150 per year with $100 maintenance fee which can be covered by a work day. The membership requires a share of stock in the...

Starline works great in my 1885. Very little sizing and good seal.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
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I would go with a 6" S&W Model 14, love the 586 and 686 also, but the Model 14 is just right.

I use Bullseye, HP38, 700X, 2400 and Unique with consistent throws on Dillon 550 machines. I find that keeping the powder measure at least 1/3 to 2/3 full helps with keeping the throw in a tight...

My travel pistol is a Sig 229 in .40 S&W, concealed is a Walther PPK in .380.

I still use the Parker Hale rods I got back in the early 1980s, they still work very well.

1 pound can of Bullseye, used to load 38 specials in 1971. Still use the same load today, just buy 8 pounders when I can find them.

I found a large close knit net that is about 12*12, a couple of rocks on the corners and it lays flat. My Walther PP usually keeps a good pattern of ejected cases on the netting.