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I enjoy loading .220 Swift the most, followed by .45 Colt and 30-30.

.220 Swift
.223
30-30
9x19
.45 Colt

Don't need to reload .223 and 9x19, but do for the fun of it and to make soft point/hollow point ammo. The 30-30 can be thrown into that camp too. I can't...

I had DougGuy ream the cylinder of my .45 Colt Ruger Blackhawk last month. I finally got to try it out with a few different load combinations. Accuracy is superb at 25 yards and cleaning is a snap....

When I lived in the DC Metro area, I'd drive to work along the 7100 (pretty fast road, 55MPH, with lots of high speed curves) and see this guy riding a scooter/moped thing near the right edge of the...

Wow, you've got a keeper there!!! Good shooting on your part, too.

These folks are dangerous, since if they can abuse animals/kids, they could literally stab you in the back in a blink of an eye. Anyway, this lovely lady is a hoot (sarcasm):
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My son and I have a bet on how many thousands will go blind by using faulty methods or fake "eclipse" glasses. Yes, we are a cynical bunch.

Congrats... make sure to let us know how she shoots.

Paul Harrell... the most sensible, straight shooter I've seen. His "meat targets" for ammo performance tests can't be cheap.

That is a beautiful rifle... well worth the travel.

The wife has a Glock 26, but has taken a fancy to "our" .45 Colt Ruger BH over the last six months or so.

Yep, I read it as such.

I'm daydreaming about all the reloading supplies (bullets, powder, etc...) I could get for that price and all the quality time I could spend with my single stage.

Open to just about anything. Spending a good number of years in the Marine Corps tends to "expand" ones palate.

.220 Swift in 1991... still use the original dies, press, scale, etc.