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The 1791 Gunleather holsters are some of the best made at very good prices.

lately I've been hooked on a max load of Blue Dot.

45 deg. or warmer , I'll shoot outdoors.Today was 35 deg.and spittin snow so fess'd up 5 bucks to use our club's indoor range.Fingers can't take the cold.

I've had similar issues with a Lee 6 cav.I finally got good results after using brake cleaner on the sprue plate . It came new with a label on it,must have been the adhesive that created wrinkles.

soldering worked perfect on my Lyman Big Dipper.

38 special ,and 357 magnum.Both are classic and sexy!

You can repair it by using a stud.Drill down into the lower part of the mold,1/4 inch fine thread tap and run a stud all the way into the lower end of the mold and use 2 thin jamb nuts on top of the...

citric acid seems to work faster than electrolysis ,and doesn't have the"line of sight".But electrolysis is more fun to watch work!

4.7 to 5.4 gr has been working great for me with 124 gr cast or plated 9mm.

I've been muffin tins also.Dollar store 6 muffin tins make nice 2 pound ingots.Mine get stored in plastic coffee containers.The standard size containers hold about 2 lbs of ingots.The larger size...

it's cheap,I'm cheap.

I really mangled the original plastic cover on my press.Lee sent a new cover at no charge,tried to be careful,it happenned again.Filled the divet with J B weld.Bought 3 new covers to stash for later....

In my stainless Security Six,i've had good results soaking with Deep Creep for 10-15 min,then use a .40 cal brush.

Great,now another lube I'm gonna have to buy and try.Thanks for the good info.

a bucket and 2 collenders from a dollar store work well.

this thread got me to glue-up a few 9mm lee t/l bullets,assembled in primered only 38 spl cases,Fired out of a LCR 357.Amazingly accurate from 15 feet ,in the basement!

I've used that Lee .358 bullet ,tumble lubed with alox.Loaded for 38 spl without a gascheck,it is surprising accurate.

I've been using it mostly for 9mm,works great.

I would call that bullet "retro" sexy!

If you have the chance to have one of each at a gun shop or show to examine,let your hand tell you.One will feel better than the other.Both are great revolvers.

Maybe try a little less of the JPW or leave it out all together.LLA is probably one of the least sooty of lubes.Adding other ingredients can help keep the bore from leading,but it does gunk up the...

while using this Howard's wood-n-feed wax on a workbench top,I see this stuff is a mix of beeswax carnuba wax and orange oil.Anyone ever tried or had an idea of this wax as a lube ingredient?

If you attend any gun shows,keep an eye out for someone selling old,empty or near empty ,glass bottles of vintage Hoppes #9. Most folks overlook these old glass bottles. I recently found one at a...

At age 11 or 12 in the mid 1970's,I got tired of bb/pellet guns and got interested in black powder gun kits.After pestering my folks for months,got a New Orleans Ace pistol kit.44 caliber smooth...

Hello wendyj, the Judge is a handful of fun to shoot,but a challenge to keep leading the shallow rifling.The best defense I've found so far a double coat of BLL then lube with Bens Red.After 1st coat...