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Thanks to all with your suggestions. Fulton Armory looks great, but their website specifically makes an exception for doing barrels/actions from Washington customers. I'm going to call them for...

My Carbine barrel needs replacing; the rifling has been removed. I need a source for a replacement barrel, and a smith to do the work. Western Washington is a gun smith desert.

Thank you gentlemen, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[I] got into my seventies and discovered I can no longer see the bull well at 100 yards and past. I know some shooters use a small attachment to their eyeglass lens that allows a good sight picture....

I rediscovered about 300 of these in my garage. They are .44-40, 225 grain. I'd like to shoot them in my Win 66, 73 and Schofield repros. I'd like a load tailored to this bullet weight, using one of...

Thanks for your input. I have my own Star, so I know they are closely similar. I was hoping someone knew more about when and where they were made. You never see or hear about them. I'm curious about...

I have one of these, picked up years ago with a lot of other casting equipment. It is identical to a Star, but has no markings. There may have once been a decal that identified it. I've never tried...

I had a straight military Martini in .303 about 30 years ago. I wasn't reloading rifle then, so I shot modern .303 ball in it. I was just savvy enough though, to know modern ball was probably not a...

Wow, thank you. I went to their site, they have what I want. The kicker is that shipping for four screws costs more than the screws. Oh, well.

I've got a 220, german made. Years ago at a gun show,, I got a set of the Nilli grips, beautiful walnut, with a fine checkering/stippling on the panels. They didn't come with screws, and the factory...

My dad was a linotype machinist at a large daily paper, and while attending school, I worked the linotype pot every day, melting the previous days type, pouring 250 22 lb pigs, and distributing the...

It will go to Bazoo.

Even older than I thought; thanks for the interesting information.

The box does say it is a division of Olin Industries. The lot# inside the end flap says "A68 8".

I was given this; it had seven live rounds only. The box is cardboard, worn but intact, except for one end flap. The inside container box is intact. Colors are red and yellow; The top and bottom are...

Is it large or small rifle primers?

A S&W M-36, 2" with the flat latch that makes it a late 50's-early 60's piece. my neighbor needed cash since his business is sucking wind in this pandemic. I needed another J-frame like a moose needs...

I use the Little Dandy system exclusively for pistol. I want to load a quantity of .45 acp with 230 gr lead bullets, using CFE. RCBS, as best as i can tell, has never updated their rotor charge table...

Pressman, I'll do that. Thanks for the good advice.

Thank you for your reply, it was very helpful.

Years ago, i started accumulating die sets and handles as I found them at gun shows, thinking it would be fun to branch off into a new area of reloading. I was probably right too, but I didn't do...

I bought some used ones at a very good price, but without instructions. The seller included two thin, filmy plastic inserts that fit inside the grips. He said they were intended to protect the twin...

I had a very nice Victory, .380, with "Osterreich Politzei" post war markings. I handload, but I could never get that thing to shoot to point-of-aim, trying all sorts of cast .357 bullets and...

A stainless, Colt Government 1911 in 9mm. My last gun purchase in Washington, done just before our latest, most onerous piece of anti-gun legislation, ram-rodded through by techi zillionaire funding...

Thanks to all for your insights and hard won wisdom. Burnt Fingers, your comment is especially acute. I had never heard of Checkmate before this; I'll have to follow up.