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If there are going to be any zoomies left over, please let me know. I could use a couple or three of the white models. Thanks.

If you guys are interested in more of the Palma lore, do a search through the rec.guns archives on the name Bart Bobbitt. Bart was a member of the US Palma several times. He provided those guys on...

My understanding from bullseye shooting with the .45, Bar-Sto for jacketed and Kart for lead.

You need to understand something about Sig's sight picture. Sig will tell you that they sell combat guns and therefore they use a "combat" sight picture that applies both day and night. The center of...

If your Redhawk has a 7.5" barrel, check Jack Weigand's website: http://jackweigand.com/Ruger-Redhawk-Scope-Mounts-No-Drill.html

Colt's magazies are either Checkmate or Metalform (I believe). Checkmate for sure. There will be either a "C" or an "M" on the toe of the floorplate right at the front. Also, you can tell a Checkmate...

Very interesting thread. One thing I have only seen addressed in passing is the barrel/cylinder (b/c) issue. There are b/c gaps and then there are B/C gaps. A gun with a tight b/c gap will tolerate...

Marlin used to run an ad on the back cover of Outdoor Life and Field and Stream that read "There is only one way to make (fill in the blank) and only one way to make a Marlin". In this cae it was a...

If you go to this page and click on the picture at the right you will see a 9mm P220 magazine. The 9mm mag for the P220 has a ridge running down each side to account for the fact that the 220 has a...

The lack of muzzle flash in most of the shots is simply an artifact of the video process. Those videos are capturing images at 24 frames per second, which translates into 40 msec betwen images. That...

The above is spot on the money. I personally had a bad experience with mine for exactly the reason explained above. I was able to confirm the problem from the bench. The forend is very flimsy and can...

Some time back I set out to find a load that would allow me to use a Mtn Revolver in our local duty gun matches. I found one that worked equally well with two 240 grain bullets. It consisted of 5.2...

This has already be posted somewhere on this forum, but you might want to check out this link. It is an analysis of 1911 mags and how they work. Very informative.
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While I realize that for a self-defense application the ranges will usually be quite short, there may be another issue to consider. Years ago a fellow who was a bush pilot wrote an article on finding...

Just a small correction here. Small Rifle Primers are not taller that the Small Pistol Primers. They have the same dimensions.

Large Rifle Primers are a different story. If you think back, when...

After reading UC, I emailed Ross and he had done it himself. Bought a screw machine to crank them out of nylon, IIRC.

Interesting. Just for info, Oehler Research encountered this problem years ago when Ken first introduced the sky screen. His solution was to change the software to trigger whenever the dectetor saw a...

Have you tried Brian's Forum?

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/

You should be able to find out what you want to know over there in the reloading section.

You should do a search on something like "NRA Conventional Bullseye rules" as well as "Leg Matches" or "EIC Matches". The rules will tel you what you need to know about the allwable firearms and...

Gentlemen,

There was/is nothing wrong with using the 357429 over 13.5 grains of 2400 in .38 Special cases. It is within the SAAMI limits for the .357.

Take a look at any of the Lyman manuals...

Let me give you a different way to approach a solution to your problem of high primers from your LNL press. FTR, I have two and use this method on the ammo from both.

Get one of the hand priming...

Yup. Mine arrived. In fact it was dated 2/18 and has been sitting on a shelf for the last two weeks. Picked it up today. Good thing you told me of using the alternate address. I had to ask them to...

Still waiting on mine - 44099. Hope it shows up soon.

Sixshot,

I found the article you were talking about. It is available online in the back issues section of Handloader in anyone is interested.
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Sixshot,

Are you sure you're not thinking about the article Seyfried did for G&A in June of 1989? It was entitled "Stopping Power Secret: Cast Soft Nosed bullets". I don't recall one like it in...