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I live about 35 miles away and try to stop in when I'm near Newark. It's a new facility. Probably open less than 2 years. Their old building was cramped and they have a lot more inventory now. ...

Many years ago (25+) I ran into several hundred Winchester 45 ACP cases marked NT and with very large flash holes. I contacted Winchester and they replied that they were for non-toxic rounds and...

I started following ACC's thread on these primers out of curiosity. After a while I decided to order some to try them so I ordered 2K on June 30th.

When I got their email with my invoice I got...

I had Accurate Molds make a .44 caliber WC mould for me. He has several designs on his website.

It looks like chert to me. I've found dozens of arrow heads made from it.

Back in the early 70s a lot of the surplus 45 ACP ammo was Berdan primed. I don't recall the country of origin.

Thanks for the interesting video. Really enjoyed it.

Our local Walgreens closes the pharmacy from 1:30 to 2:00 for their lunch. The rest of the store is open. Their late lunch gives people to pick up their meds on their lunch hour.

I just keep...

Get a Teslong. Great picture and inexpensive.

I bought a Bergara B14R .22LR rifle this week and took it to the range Saturday. I have a good supply of .22LR standard velocity ammo but not a great deal of the premium stuff. Even with the cheap...

I've been using one for 5 or 6 years now and I have no complaints. Our drive is 1/4 mile long so the grader gets a bit of use. It is light but Dr made provisions for adding weight on the cross...

I have a couple pairs of Altamont grips. The wood is very nice and the fit is very good.

The Culina grips interest me. I have a couple S&W revolvers that I want to restock. I'll be watching to...

The most common magazine loader I see at matches is the Uplula. By far the most popular.

I'm with the CZ 75 crowd. I have 2 of the CZ75BD decocker models. I went into the LGS years ago to get some primers and spotted the CZ in the case. I asked to see it and based on how well it fit...

I'm not an archer by any means but I do have a Bear Montana long bow. It's only a 40# draw so it doesn't take much effort to shoot it.

I've done it before. More than once but never 300 rounds. Knowing me though, 300 wouldn't stop me if I wanted it done.

I've never had a decapped primer fail but I've never used them in my best...

We moved near a small town in southern Ohio that closed up at noon on Thursday. I asked a few of the merchants and business people why. The usual answer was that it had always been that way.

I've never had a complaint with FedEx except that time the driver got stuck where we were putting up a building. She thought the mud looked like gravel.

Monday I checked the tracking on package. ...

We wash wool blankets fairly often. Some are Pendletons. We use Woolite, gentle cycle and dry on low heat.

The military has been know to clean blankets. My father had a dry cleaning plant and...

I went last week when it was about 40 or so. I shot at the pistol range until I ran out of ammo.

Our club has an indoor pistol range so if it's really cold or raining I use that.

I only go...

I have this scope in a 4-16x44 and I really like it. The glass is very bright, images are crisp right out to the edges. Adjustments are easy and positive. I'd been using Leupold scopes and I...

I used it one time when I was in a unique situation. The druggist at Walgreen's suggested I check Good RX. I did and it saved me about $300 on that prescription. I had to go to WAlMart to fill the...

I have to second what Outpost 75 said. Been doing it that way for many decades. Besides I'm the only person in the world that doesn't have a smart phone.

The last time I saw any for sale was in mid October at a gun show. They were SPP and the price was $150/1000.

I shot my son's Vudoo in a local match. Bench rest and rows of steel targets out to 300+ yards. It was pretty breezy and I was doing really well out to 200 yards when the wind finally got me. I...