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Excellent write up thanks for sharing.

Greasy and won’t cycle my semi autos. I will not be purchasing more.

Speechless outstanding work!

That thing is awesome. Never seen a Lyman like that.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions I’ll throw it back in the safe for now.

I have a true gem older pin barreled model 63 Smith & Wesson. Unfortunately it is hard to load the rounds as they have to be shoved into the cylinder and just as difficult to extract once fired. I...

I have a takedown in 30-30, will be the last center fire I ever get rid of nice find.

I have one. It’s extremely accurate with 125 grain Lee Rn and the lee 356-120-TC. I did try using the heavier RCBS 9mm-147 and although accuracy was decent I believe I seated the OAL too long as I...

Thanks gents I love the way it looks and functions

Sorry about the sideways pictures it always happens to me when I upload

A few years ago I purchased a Lyman 61 Pot from a member here. Unfortunately it was not packaged correctly and the legs to hold the pot onto the base were missing from the box along with the knob to...

I’ve really considered picking one up as well but my old Lyman spartan just keeps chugging along

I’m getting about .358 and I size it to .358. I use it in 9mm and it works great for me.

452374 from Lyman is hard to beat several mold makers clone it

I crimp EVERYTHING never had an issue I do prefer the LEE FCD for bottle neck cartridges brass seems to last forever but I do not load on the higher end loads

I recently picked up a Hi Point 995 9mm Carbine for peanuts. The rifle is an earlier model know as the “1st Gens”. Anyhow, it has quickly become my favorite plinker and wanted to share some of my...

Thanks everyone for the responses I will most likely drop the rifle off at the gunsmiths it’s a nice old rifle in good shape and considering it more I feel like it deserves a proper fix.

Hey Mike thanks for the response. It is actually only drilled and tapped for a period correct Lyman tang sight

It was made in 1930

Thank you Arnie I will definitely look into that I’m hoping to use this rifle to take a buck sometime in the near future

Ill try and give it a shot hopefully I don’t ruin anything can’t get any worse I suppose

That sounds like a pretty neat fix. I’d imagine it’s like the barrel on an old pinned and recessed Smith and Wesson

Hello, I’m in need of some advice. I recently picked up another savage 99 takedown in 30-30. The barrel is pretty loose to the receiver and as expected no matter what load I try the accuracy...

I wasn’t either but it looks like it left the factory that way? Anyone know if they were?

I believe someone had it laying in there closet somewhere