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Best thing may be to shout yourself a new drill press and start your holes with a centre drill - yhey will not walk.
The new drill press will probably be cheaper than getting all the other...

That's one of the best ways to spend a day. It's always good when things go well but you know what they say - the worst day shooting is better that the best day working!

By the way I thought the...

I have a Sako 78 shoots like a dream - j words only - I have a mold but never used it, one day.
I use 45 semi points with win 680 - yes I still have some. Squirreled away a couple of tins and you...

rwt101 - no such thing as a dumb question. If you don't know ask - there are some very smart people on this forum who are happy to answer any 'dumb' questions.
I have learnt more from being a small...

22 lr, but - Rifles - 308, Handguns - 45 Colt

If you remove the clip on the wheel weights that gets rid of the tin, doesn't it??

This is really good guys, I'll knock one up and see how I go, then I'll buy one! :D

[QUOTE][Exposed element. Nasty. I mean you wouldn't want to risk burning yourself on the element while working with MELTED lead.........

Sounds like a load of cobblers to me. Just import one...

Yep, real winners our mob are.
If its fun ban it!!

Being from Australia no pistol!! :-(
But if I could I would keep my 686 in 357.
For a rifle I would keep my 308 Parker Hale. It will knock over anything in Oz.

Try this thread:
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=30112&highlight=broken+tap
Good luck!

+1 for the top image

A bit of good luck there Jim. Glad everything is OK.
And at least you know the load shoots well. [smilie=1:

Had a similar thing happen years ago, I was taking my cousin out for a shot and had a...

Short answer - yes.
Same caveats as any load - start low and work up. I have found that in some cartridges I get groups that are tighter on average using LR Mag primers.
I use them in my 30-06 -...

Sav300, there is no why!! :-D
If you can afford it obviously it belongs in your gun cabinet, if you can't afford it it still belongs in your gun cabinet - get a loan!! [smilie=1:
:drinks:

Mick, have a chat to Sprinters they may be able to do a sleeve. I'm sure they could do a rebarrel.

I use a Ruger blackhawk in 45LC with a 4 5/8 barrel - one only
A Winchester 94 Trapper with 16" barrel in 45LC and a double shotgun (12g) that the previous owner had spilt the barrels, although they...

+1 with #1wife.
Enjoy your stay here.
I didn't realise how much I didn't know til I joined the forum. Some of the friendliest and knowledgable people out there live here. :drinks:

Thanks for the informative post, all helps to expand my cast bullet knowledge, which is pretty small!! [smilie=1:

The only thing I would add - 'cause there is a bunch of good scopes mentioned already - get a 3-9x or a fixed 6x and you will be well covered for all your shooting with the Handi Rifle.
I have a few...

This is really good stuff guys and talk about timing. I have been contemplating this for my 45/70 but wasn't too sure where to start.
This is why people should join this site a veritable...

Just got back from the ANZAC Day parade.
Once more a good turn out and it is good to see so many young people come down and especially those that march with their families ribbons.

"They shall...

Being the thrifty person I am, a long time ago a couple of us got together and salvaged shot from our local club - took the top 1-2" of soil and ran it through a cement mixer with water to wash off...

Nice shooting Jeff, love the green country, there 'ain't none of that out my way.
I like the roller as well, I had one in 357 mag which was a lovely little bit of gear.

14 grains of 2400 with a 200gn semi wadcutter. I used to use it for Western Action but it does leave unburned granules behind. Does shoot well though - 1.5 - 2" groups at 25 metres.
I use 8.5 grains...