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I agree a little extra tin might make your molds fill out better, good old #2 is what most molds used as a testing constant for weight and size.

my guess as well

nanner bread is supposed to crack open looks great.[smilie=s:

And by all means stay away from the borders North or south They can check your vehicle as well as the suitcase[smilie=b::groner:

I use the Ford Transit connect, and a folding 6 foot ramp, I put a lift in my truck for the power chair,I'm able to transfer into the passager seat, the ford is a commercial small van and sits kinda...

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cream of wheat,


trust me don't use this indoors,I did it's a mess to clean out of the kitchen trust me here lol[smilie=b::groner::groner:

yep then you'll have to worry about the walls and roof if you survive the spill:groner:[smilie=b:

has worked for me it's amazing what that stuff can do.:o

Me too still haven't found a good replacement, but I'm sure it's out there.

Nice write-up Maineboy looking forward to your follow-up report.

Wow what a pup, you couldn't have done better:grin:

welcome back (most of us are old guys) [smilie=w:

Use most of it in the Old muzzleloader,it can be mixed with tin or coww for casting as well

Humm I could be wrong but the 1911 was designed in 1905 and we didn't have a taper crimp until the mid 70's I think Mike Dillon introduced it with the RL450 or 550 it was very widely used in...

you might want to try glue in place of the wax I use a over powder and over shot wads with glue, most of the time I load "cream of wheat" instead of rice.:Fire:

geo I'm cleaning the Ruger after every time I shoot,always have and will always clean after using. thanks for the heads up

Well the shorts shot fine maybe a tad high at 25 or that could have been me with a new to me single-six, I didn't find a need to clean any chamber while shooting. these little CCI shorts are hard to...

:awesome::Bright idea: Good job keep it going

What's the draw back to using 22 shorts vs 22 long rifle in a Ruger Single-six, my new model is marked 22 caliber and not 22LR. it came with a second cylinder marked 22 mag. but the Ranger officer...

7 1/2 unless 6 is all I can find at the time....:redneck:

I'll second that:bigsmyl2:

maybe late 60's on the red box

same here, us it

Hey Charles they say they are trying to meet a price point of about 3K, but I guess we'll see :bigsmyl2: once they have there mold line worked out it shouldn't be too long now.:-|

they are here in the Piney woods already too.:drinks:

me too