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Find a copy of Ken Waters' Pet Loads from Handloader magazine.

Had a minor partnership in a shop in the late '60s/early'70s and by that time the Hercules powder 4lb canisters were the cardboard and tin type. The first cardboard had a slip top. The pull up...

I don't know about the speed of e3, but do know that Promo is the equal of Red Dot, measured by weight NOT volume.

It will corrode stainless steel.

Swaged, original profile, HB bullets are available from Bear Creek Supply. I have no affiliation.

Two great uses for me. 9mm low velocity 147gr target loads(like 2.5 inch 50yd groups off sandbags) and 32-20(consistant accuracy with good velocity and reasonable pressure).

Having been a partner in a small shop in the '60's and '70's, Llamas were considered inconsistent and unreliable. Astras and Stars, however, were solid reliable performers, some were even relabeled...

P 200 ?

Very nice! You will enjoy it. Mine are a 7.5" 3rd gen, a 7.5" rebuilt Bisley and an extra cylinder for my 3" Sheriff. I like Specials and have 3 more Smiths and a custom Blackhawk. Just don't...

Crosman nylon velcro pellet pouch. Seven bucks. Velcro belt loop and closure. Caliber makes no difference. Get one for each caliber. Have even hung them from offside of shoulder rigs.

Clean the lead out of it then get Pachmayr grips that fill in behind the grip frame hump then get some Zero or Bear Creek Supply HBWC bullets. I believe you will see a very different result.

Precision Gun Works or Treebone Carving should work.

All of the CL's, in 218, 25-20, 32-20 and 32 H&R. Possibly 22 Hornet. Just add a twisted magazine like Rem 14/141. Its too small for 32 Fed. Last Marlin 32 H&R was far too heavy.

The linear machines fell out of favor for a number of reasons all related to its basic design. Whether built by RCBS, Ransom, Cougar & Hunter, CH and others, they all suffered to one degree or...

Check leeshavergunsmithing.com.

Still have mine, but removed the dies and locked it down. Built my own version of a Freeloder to help feed it. Worked well when kept meticulously clean. Priming system is easy to bind and has an...

Received mine Tuesday. Set it for 2.7gr. of Bullseye. Threw 10 charges and weighed the total. First trial total 27.1gr. Second trial 27.2gr. Third trial came to 27.1gr. For my purposes, I'm...

The 250gr REAL is the most accurate round in my old CVA mountain rifle as long as I use a greased felt wad beneath it. Charges can vary as long as I use the felt wad. I have never been able to...

You really should get to know the folks at the starreloaders.com/forum.

Cougar & Hunter progressive. WallyM3, I still have one of those universal shell holders that I use on occasion.

Talk to your gunsmith when ready, but I believe that you will find that a twist of about 1 turn in 20" will be as fast as need.

I thought every serious handloader had one.

The .38/.357 is far handier due to availability of brass and bullets. It makes little difference whether you have a handgun to match since accurate loads in one will seldom be equal in the other.

If Russian military, collectors will want it. If former U.S. military, museums would want it, that is, without any alteration whatsoever.

Many years ago, Handloader magazine had a couple of articles about loading for the little carbine. You might check with them. Most articles did mention that chambers were generously cut.