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Loaded some up and went to the range.....settled on a mild load of W231......thanks for all of the input, greatly appreciated.

Interesting, didn't know Uberti chambered 32-20.

Very nice indeed.

My BH was born in '69 or '70, unadulterated three screw.

That is Boss!

Nice

Pic of what?

I also have a Single Six in 32 H&R, and a Blackhawk in 30 carbine if I need to soup things up a bit.

Thanks for that, didn't know about that site.

Thanks to everybody for the information. No matter what I think I know, never hurts to know more.

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I have a 115gr mold from Arsenal.
I emailed S&W and was told it was manufactured in 1906. Thanks for the information.

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I have this 1906 S&W hand ejector. It is chambered In 32-20. I find a ton of load data for rifles, and old rifles but not much for old revolvers....especially those of questionable heat...

Loaded some with 4759, and some with 2400

Looks good, I loaded some of the Lee 170 gr (more] like 179gr with GC and PC). Haven't had a chance to try them yet.308944

Interesting

Very good to know....thanks

Thanks for all of the great information. I loaded some of the Lee's with a couple of different recipes and we will see what happens.

Just picked up a Ruger #3 in 30-40 Krag. I have no experience with this cartridge. I currently have a Lee 170 gr FP GC mold. I was wondering if anyone has any positive experience with this boolit in...

do people have good luck shooting GC boolits w/o the check?....BTW I rechecked my notes, and these boolits are traveling at 1000fps out of the 3" 686 not 1100fps.

I have an RCBS 358-180-sil double cav. mold. I load this bullet in my .357mag. I average about 1100fps from a 3" barreled 686. Now to the crux. The GC shank on this bullet is a bit oversized, and the...

I recently purchased a Lee 309-170-FN Mold for use in my 30/30....was wondering what Top punch y'all use in a Lyman sizer?

Well, I have had Win94'2sin the past, and I just aquired another in a trade. And, while I like them immensely, if I had to choose between the two, I believe I would Choose Marlin.

I had a 1952 Marlin 336 in 35rem. Loved that rifle.....Had to sell it. Sniff, sniff, sometimes you just have to pay the mortgage.....sob, sob. Anyone have a hankie?

Hmmmmm! It seems some guys have all the luck!
Whenever I want to buy something, the price is twice the going rate...and yet when I want to sell something, I can only get half the going rate. I guess...

Thanks, I tried them yesterday with Re-7 with less than promising results. So, I think I will pursue this further.