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This Wiki link has case dimensions:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/11_mm_caliber

Just scroll down to the rifle section

Here is another:

https://www.grayssportingjournal.com/an-odd-cartridge-in-an-odd-rifle/

Check out this link:

https://www.ammoland.com/2012/09/caliber-of-your-drilling-gun/#axzz7pI3nyuZY

.44 caliber is around 11mm

Good luck

This worked for me!

Haus of Arms and/or Mike Bellm used to sell oversized pins. Get Doug Guy to hone to fit new pin

From IMDB

“Luciano Foti is known for his work on Year of the Gun (1991), Autopsy (1975) and Two Colonels (1963).“

Thank you for your generosity

I will take it

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Well done

Very nice!

I had a Ruger Redhawk. Nice grip and heft but trigger not so nice

If your puller is an RCBS impact puller, call them. They might replace for free. They had an issue a few years back with the neck breaking.

Found 10,000 SPP hiding behind some ammo the other day

Lee Factory Crimp Dies are your friend in the battle against the bulge

I wonder if sights are set for a six o’clock hold

I feed my Bluejays peanuts year round but cut back when the cicadas come out. The jays treat them like flying peanuts.

Midwayusa

I wouldn’t toss the receiver yet.

Drop another hammer/trigger/sear, and maybe a known good BCG, in and see if problem remains. Use factory pins or at least pins other than those already in there...

Nice!

https://www.vcalc.com/wiki/AndrewBudd/Greenhill+Formula+for+Optimal+Rifling+Twist+Rate

https://bergerbullets.com/twist-rate-calculator/

Congratulations

K5CWO

That’s beautigul

Outstanding!

That’s a Beaut right there

ITAR is the acronym you want to research.

I learned I could not ship brass casings.