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I have had good results with Oregon Trail Silver 405 gr-27.5 grs of 2400 -with a wisp of tissue to keep
the powder in place close to the primer. It pushes the 405 gr bullet to just under 1400 -about...

Interesting observations. Having spent time as both a Federal and state agent, retiring from the former-certain handgun rules apply: it absolutely
must function and be relatively accurate. The Kahr...

Snooky Williamson in his book "Winchester Lever Legacy" had some success with it. However, it
is prohibitively expensive and the results may be questionable.

However, in "
Getting a Stand" and...

This is very valuable information. Have been reloading for 50 years, but now in new territory. I work/read with Paul Mathews
book on PP slick boolits. Have a few molds. Going slow because the...

Own 4 1886 Winchester 33 WCF rifles in various original configurations. Have been handloading for the 33 for about 30 years. Jacketed bullets work best
as in 200 gr Hornadys & Hawk . Powders best...

I have a Model 98 custom Mauser that is chambered in 30-06 Ack Improved. Came to me so chambered. It is very accurate, while improving velocity about 100 fps over 06, with 200-220
gr bullets, and 1...

FOX urine! It works on cars & garages.
INSIDE-GARAGE- cars are more likely to attract mice.Toyota also has used soy-based wiring. FOX URINE WORKS!

The late Mel Tappan wrote SURVIVAL and SURVIVAL GUNS decades ago and his work
on survival and preparedness is still unequaled in many respects.

The 1911 series is still the best defense handgun,...

testing

"Gas check separation..." Even more critical in bottle-neck cases. BTW-If the GC falls off, separates and falls off
into the powder column during the seating operation or before, you will...

Nice to see an 1885 about to launch. Just had my 45-60 WCF HW 1885 out today
for some tree trimming. The serial number is 6651, which makes this rifle a 1st year of production 1885 model....

Own three 1886 rifles in 33 WCF. Two pieces of advice: Stick with the original 200 gr jacketed bullet weight and AVOID cast bullets,
if you can afford to do so. IMR or H-4198 is an excellent set...

I have some of these and I will try them in a S. Sharps, but NOT in my 1887 HW-SS Winchester.
Slightly faster powder or FG black.

Well spoken. Either in my Sharps or an original 1887/Model 1885 High Wall SS in 45-60/70 400-535 gr bullets are unstoppable
on most anything above ground. Decided to research this site in the...