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lots of savage stuff ... talk to them and they will fix you up...

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with accurate molds you spec the band diam so if 0.309 is what you spec he makes them that way...

fine dies they are too... perfect... ammohead does fine work in a timely manner... i will be getting more dies from him...

i have a Colt M1909 and although i don't shoot it as often or as hard as my ruger blackhawk... it is a fine shooter and handles standard 45 Colt load fine and shoots where it looks... i consider it...

Dawson's sights offer plenty of options to find the best for how you shoot... when i used to shoot plates I'd practice by shooting 12 gauge hulls at 35'
using a G 30 with Dawson sights......

I've been shooting my SBH for just over 43 years now... from the start i never liked the dragoon grip at all... too skinny on top, too wide at the bottom and too short in general, and the square...

circa 1953 Win M70 flyweight in 308 win...

start at a distance you can make accurate, repeatable hits on a fine target ( something from a postage stamp to a playing card)
work at exactly placing your boolits were your sights are looking......

Willbird is a straight shooter and a good guy to deal with..thanks!!!

i have 2 total hips that came a few years after a tough logging accident. the relief of the back ground pain I'd been living with was truly eye opening... it will give you another shot at living a...

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i have not messed with a 8mm-06 or the AI bit but do shoot a 338-06 and have some observations... going up to 338 from standard 06 brass just requires running brass through the larger die, a...

i fought with forester trimmers for years... never did get them right... now i just use file trim dies specific to caliber... not sure if i get them exactly to some book spec, but i do get them all...

i use an older redfield peep sight with a Skinner serrated blade front sight and a Merritt adjustable aperture in he rear sight...I'm 71 use glasses when shooting now but have on good days shot one...

first class all the way... straight up easy dealing...

Colt New Service US Model 1909 manufactured and shipped to the Philippine Constabulary in 1911...

i haven't bought or shot any factory ammo in over 25 years... see no reason to go back to it ever again... i enjoy making my own... i do use a few jacketed rifle bullets, but shoot my own cast...

I've had good results with 4831 cast loads in 30-06... do more looking around than just Lyman...they are limited in the scope they chose to see... and a 215gn LFN at 1900f/s is handy in a rifle that...

i have had very good results with the rcbs cowboy dies in 30-30 they use an M type expander... hornaday dies are an acquired taste, which come in the most awful box i have ever seen... a paper bag...

rechargeable LED lights are so much better and never buying batteries again quickly repays the investment...

2 pre '64 1894 30wcf have old redfield peeps with Skinner blades on the front, a Winny 1895 flat side 30/40 has a climbing Lyman and also a Skinner blade... M1 as issued from '42... and a Winny model...

the AGI technical manual and armorer's course on dvd covers disassembly/reassembly, design, function and repair... gunsmithing and troubleshooting... handy to see it done and to go through it enough...

i shoot an old Winny 1895 flat side from 1896... does real well with a 215gr LFN and 20gr of 2400...

HP38 and Win 231 are the same powder... range for 230gr in 45ACP run from 4.6 to 6.2gr... i have shot pounds of those powders in several 45's at 5.5 gr with my cast that weigh in at 235gr from my...

used these on a couple of marlin 1895 and a 444...

might work with a peep installed...did not see that requirement at first...I've just took one or the other off going from scopes to irons and...

it may work but i doubt it would work well in that small a case... be sure to check the barrel is clear before firing a second shot... slowest powders i see loads with are RL7 and 4198 ... 20 some...