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I'm up to 18 rounds. 2 more and I'll load them up and take them out to shoot.

I went ahead and formed up 50 cases to the shortened 6mm Remington point. I took one and filed the base diameter down before running it through the Lee die. I had a small belt left that I filed off,...

It'll go to my grandson along with all the info and brass.

I have an abundance of surplus brass, that's why I'm going that route. It's a time consuming process going through all the steps. I didn't consider collets, but that's yet another step.

I won't be loading to 6mm Remington specs, I would use the Lee Navy specs.

As I have previously posted, I have a Commission 88 carbine that has been sportered and rebarreled to 6mm Lee Navy, using a commercial Winchester 1895 Lee Navy barrel. One of the members here was...

I grabbed some corn cob bedding from the feed store to put in my vibratory polisher. Tossed a hundred .223 brass in to pretty them up. All I did was pack those shells solid with corncob. It doesn't...

cwtebay, your inbox is full.

I'd appreciate any info you have on it. I've been keeping my eye out for dies, etc. I have a 6mm Remington die set that I figured I could seat bullets with if I was able to score some of the Buffalo...

I have a Commission 88 rifle that has been sportered and has a Winchester Lee commercial barrel installed. Barrel is marked .236 Lee Navy. I'm trying to round up some brass and dies to make some...

In one of the John Wayne movies, where they are on a raft in some river rapids, he is holding and shooting a Daisy 94 BB gun. I guess if it went overboard, it wasn't like losing a 92.

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Here's a jig that makes using the HF cutoff saw much more accurate. I found it on Ebay, and it holds the cases firmly for cutting and ejects the shell when the next one is pushed in. I reformed some...

The only Rolling Blocks I've seen with the sling swivel holes in the trigger guard are the NY State, Springfield Contract, and the Norwegian.

I have an 1875 dated Norwegian Rolling block in excellent original condition that is stamped ".50-.348 LUGNET" on top of the chamber. I researched the caliber and did a chamber cast, and discovered...

Another Oregonian from the Portland area saying hi, I'm starting to load for a Norwegian Rolling Block that has been re-chambered in .50 Alaskan. I'm hoping to glean a lot of info from the site.