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I also have used the #1.5 buck in my Cherokee and a 1860ish original muzzleloader, seems to work great, also in .30 cal. rifles with Bullseye powder for squirrel hunting. Works good and cheap[ish]...

Yes, I was surprised when Marty said that they were actually shipping them. I too have been on the list for quite a while, sorta would like to call and see how close, but don't want to waste all...

What is not to like about the 550 series, full sized, able to shoot any length .22 rimfire, the one that I have is exceptionally accurate, and just plain keeps working. Good Luck Chris

15meter, Glad to know about Mr. Williams in Saginaw, have a 16 gauge Model 12 that Mr. Wright of Wrights Gun Shop in Ill. rebuilt and had to reblue[ he told me that he had never seen a firearm in...

Thank You everybody for this discussion, I have never heard of Tisas, but now I must look for one, just looking for a 1911 to put in a drawer [or two] around the house, just in case, but don't want...

Magtech is one of the most underrated hulls available, easy to load, cheap to load, no special tools. Sometimes I use a Federal .410SC shotcup, it is a loose fit but I just put it over an fiber wad...

Great looking rifle and Great Photography. Good Luck Chris

Tall, some very fine examples of .32 revolvers, do not see many come up for sale around here. Good Luck Chris

Really looks nice, much more class than what I use, Good Luck Chris

Sounds like a great rifle, a .32(or .327, or a .32H&R) in a Ruger #3. Kinda wondered why Ruger didn't chamber them in a smaller .32. (Probably wouldn't sell enough, except to collectors, never to be...

The garage sales that I have went to around here doesn't have great finds like that, or maybe someone else "found" them first.http://castboolits.gunloads.com/images/smilies/banghead.gif

I had a Ruger SS in .32 with a 9 1/2" barrel, I used it for squirrel and rabbit hunting. It shot like a rifle, but I sent it back to Ruger and had them replace the barrel with a 4 5/8", I was...

Great read, I am sure that the whole review took much more time than one would imagine, Thank You for all the time and effort involved. Good Luck Chris

Looks like a beautiful rifle, I would have to shoot it once, before I decided what to do with it. Good Luck Chris

Looks great, but then again, I like obscure things. Good Luck Chris

I really like your pictures of your rifles, Keeps me looking. Good Luck Chris

Also as a PS on the previous message, I drill the 16 and 20 gauge cases out for 209 primers.

I use Unique in 16 gauge, SR 4756 in 20 gauge, and 2400 in .410 Magtech Brass Hulls, Track of the Wolf is where I get all cards and wads. C.E. Harris has some great information on loading the .410...

Thanks everyone, I was wondering the same, now one more thing that I don't know. Good Luck and Good Shooting Chris

Thank You JKR, for the idea of using small primers use in large primers, I will try to keep that in mind if I ever get in a bind. So simple why didn't I think of it [smilie=b: I really like reading...

Looks Fantastic, the more that I follow this site, the more I realize the less I know. Thank You very much Chris

Looks Great, and a Great story with it. Chris

For some reason I just like the Cadet rifles, and would like to find one, even if it has been altered. They seem like real trim rifles, just right for "woods loafing". Good Luck Chris

Fantastic, and Thank You to everyone in this conversation for all the education. Good Luck Chris

I forgot in my original post that You could use Mag-Tech brass hulls, no special tools. I drill out mine to use shotgun primers, of course You would want to see where they land when You eject them so...