Search:

Ford light blue

I was just on Lee's site, and they are still showing the push through sizing kits. No mention of discontinuing them. They are even available on Amazon.

Glad you are ok. That's a lot of heat.

I have just for sh!%s and giggles. Only real reason I can imagine is for shooting bare balls in a smoothbore. I did it for fun and quickly identifying different sizes by color.

If you want to find out wether or not you'll enjoy it, I would recomend a Pedersoli. A really cheap flintlock is not going to be enjoyable for anyone.

That is an awesome rifle for your first flintlock. Should make your learning curve a very enjoyable ride.:D

I also use Hornady 30 cal gas checks

If you are powder coating it makes no difference.

Looks like the muzzleloading flintlocks will be getting more workouts. Thankfully I stocked up on some black powder, which has also been in a bit of a shortage as of late. Goex will hopefully be...

Not going to feed the $95/1000 beast. Hopefully they soon have to start sitting on a bunch of them at that price.

1991, Lee Challenger and 38spl/357mag dies

I would think it is worth a try. Recoat the boolits you know caused leading and see what happens.

Never heard of it. Was it a Russian attempt to duplicate Unique powder?

I just did this with a bunch of aloxed bullets yesterday. Put lubed bullets in a glass pickle jar and fill with gasoline to cover them. The lube comes off in a couple minutes with a good shake, or...

Yes they work in Mosins. Mine drops .313, pc and size to .312.

I had a pretty large supply of .690 and .662 round balls, so decided to load some into shotshells just because. Both shoot pretty darn well in my 870 with IC choke. The .690 seems a little more...

beemer, I fear you may be correct.

Silicone baking sheets. Absolutely non stick.

Love the 6.5!

Eastwood Ford Light Blue seems to be the easiest and best coverage for shake and bake for whatever reason.

With much ammo now available, one would think that primers would at least start making a come back.

Looks like a good bullet for 303 Brit type calibers. That's a long way down to 30 cal.

Not sure when this trend of every appliance being junk started. Washer and dryer set we got in the early 90's lasted over 20 years. Picked up an extra fridge for garage beer and such about ten...

I got to try one load but didn't have time to chronograph. I used 14 grians and jword surplus 148 gr. in my M-39. Set my sights at 400 shooting at 50yds. Very mild and just hit the bottom of my...

You could take up traditional muzzleloading and you won't need any tin.:-?