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Sorry. Unless you are cold blooded, you aren't going to suffer from any of these snake specific maladies. Most, if not all parasitic organisms are specific to their chosen host. Look at your...

I think I just threw up a little bit in my mouth.

You're not the only one. I try not to preach to others, but I really don't see the sense in killing snakes. I guess my perspective is different than most. In 1993, a buddy and I went about...

I always heard that commercial loaders tumble it for looks before it's packaged.

Has to be my beloved Marlin 39M. It simply will not shoot better than 3" groups at 50 yards. I can take the 39A and shoot into the holes left on the paper by the 39M. I should get rid of it, but,...

I have always used 3.0 grains of Red Dot under either an XTP or 95 gr cast.

28........and counting.

Several years ago our government decided that too many kids were drowning in 5 gallon buckets. One of the solutions was to require manufacturers to drill holes in the bottom!

Right calibers, wrong guns.

I would choose my 6" SS Ruger GP-100. More accurate than a Ruger ought to be and tough as nails.

For my rifle I would have to take my 1968 336C. 'Nuf said.

Gotta go with 2400. I would miss my Red Dot, though.

I have melted down at least 50# of these and never have noticed a difference.

Lots of fun to shoot; especially at night. It is an absolute bear to load for. You have got to get the case length just about exactly right. If you are too long, you will bind it up. Too short...

This is why I NEVER sell guns. You never see a list like this that says, "I wish I would have sold......."

At my last job, we shipped out 10-15 packages a day. To my knowledge, UPS never opened up a box and looked at the contents. I'm just saying......

I have a FRB of assorted brass coming your way. I hope it helps.

Are you sure they aren't Berdan primers?

Where is the mag tube?

I would prime all my brass ahead of time. I used to use a Lee handloader when I still did a lot of traveling by driving. TSA would disapprove these days!:-D

I would also consider a digital...

I shoot cast in all my Marlin levers. 30-30s, microgroove and Ballard, 32 Special, 35 Remington, 444 and 45-70 with Ballard. I can not tell a difference. Marlins are smoother, less complicated...

Good luck. It took me a year and a half to round up 2000!

Supply and demand. They had them and you wanted them more than you wanted the 37 bucks in your pocket. No regrets allowed.

Ditto to what jimkim said. Cast 'em fat and get after it. I load my 30-30s at .311 and my .35s at.360.

6" SS GP-100. Crude to some but I haven't found a load it won't ingest and put right where I want it.

ooooohh!:mrgreen:

I collect Marlin lever guns that she never notices a difference in. For the most part, though, she doesn't really care. She just got a new MacBook and an elliptical trainer. She doesn't dare say...