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The cost and the often spotty availability of 2.5 inch .410 shells is an issue for me. Also what would I use it for? I have other shotguns for killing things.

Does the purchase of the various chemicals stir up any interest from Homeland or ATF? Does anyone care?

I certainly applaud the effort and resourcefulness of the posters.

If we are talking smokeless powder, tiny particles in residues from smokeless powders can sometimes upon loading into a cartridge, will exhibit extremely high pressures. In chemistry, the greater...

If you are short of primers, get the minimum that you need now.

In a few months and trying not to make this post political, the election race and other events will be in full force. Just no...

Been doing some more thinking. The armadillos started spreading to the Southeastern USA about the time that the red wolf and the Mexican wolf was being decimated. They are bigger than normal...

In some places coyotes are getting bigger due to genes from wolves and domestic dogs and also evolution. Maybe your coyotes are bigger and better able to crush an armadillo.

The first my pup killed he got a pretty good tear type wound over the face that got infected. The same kinds of wounds from killing a cat and raccoon. Since then, no visible injuries from killing...

If my dog can kill them, I would think that coyotes could too. But, the fact is they obviously are not killing any significant number. My dog can easily kill an armadillo, but he has a huge head...

This is not hunting, but more a futile attempt at extermination. I am still amazed that the expanded coyote population can not keep them in check.

I do not need a gun for armadillos in Florida. Patch kills them dead and I just find usually by smell. It was good size dillo killed by patch, a white english farm bull dog off of Georgia stock. ...

Many people put a weaker than factory spec spring in their revolvers or either adjust the spring tension to the point where impact is just enough to work under optimal conditions.

And hodgdon owns most of the powder manufacturers.

I just ordered my copy and that give me a sufficient data base in case the feds, google, et al ever decide censor guns off of the internet.

outdoors: Possum on the half-shell: the amazing armadillo
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Jul 18, 2010 — The shell is tough, but not hard...

I had one some years ago that was supposed to do that, but it completely lacking any precision relative to depth or position of the cannelure groove.

I did a search and found a website

https://chtoolanddie.com/
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here is a link for the Cannelure tool. and it says to call for availability...

In the future I will checking for anvils. I had never thought a boxer primer would lack them. I wonder if the loading line confused a berdan order with one for boxer primers.

maybe M1 carbine or carbines in .357 mag caliber. Many of these the SP primers are likely off the same line that makes them for 9x19 for both pistols and sub-machineguns.

For drying I wonder if a vacuum would help to remove the danger of using heat in some of the mixtures. A slight vacuum can be achieve with running water.

A water aspirator is an inexpensive...

I know people that are happy with that brand of primers.

Does anyone know if these primers will function in glocks with oem striker springs.

Lately the only armadillos that I see are those that were killed by the dogs and are rotting away. That has just turned me off of them for good lol.

I did fire a couple today to get a feel for an old used stevens with round receiver and 3" chamber I picked for $85 a few years ago. I test fired a couple of rounds of the SAR ammo. It seems to be...

It just seems that the poor armadillos just can not get any love LOL.

It seems to only be a small percentage of humans are susceptible to leprosy.

Around 95% of all people cannot become sick because they are naturally immune. Leprosy can be cured with antibiotic...

Justin wilson called it possum on the half shell.