I'm torn in this one, either my Wilson Combat 10MM or my Sigg 226 in 9
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I'm torn in this one, either my Wilson Combat 10MM or my Sigg 226 in 9
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Love casting the various 38 molds I have for my S&W 19-4 or my K-38 Masterpiece. All are vintage Ideal or H&G Iron Molds and drop like a dream.
Anything that starts with a "4" & has 3 didgits.
Remington 1903 Springfield is my favorite.
my 44 mag rifle with Lee .430 310gr. gas checked.
Could you post a picture of that 357 Redhawk?Originally Posted by Lucky Joe
I'd like to see a photo also.
tough to choose between my 1911 & my 686
My CZ-527 rifle chambered in 222 Rem with a 1:14: twist 24" barrel. 2x7 Scope or the irons.
Shoots MOA or less out to 200 yards. Needs a calm wind day to shoot past 100. 2,400 fps with a 60 grain bullet.
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My Rossi 92 in 454 Casull.
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In order
45 colt ruger vaquero
45 acp 1911 para USA
50 grn round ball black powder
Then my 9mms
38 special....I shoot them in a Taurus model 66 357mag...a gift from my father who been gone for quite awhile.
I really enjoy casting for a blackhawk and a marlin 1894 in 357 magnum.
Two 96/11 Schmidt-Rubins I have. One was made in 1911 and has a 1/10.63 twist, the other was made in 1906 and has a 1/9.055 twist. I am looking to try and shoot the Lee "blackout" bullet in the latter......................
Like many others, I have to say all of them.
What he said. I do have a decided preference for my 32-20 T/C and 45 cal muzzleloaders however.
Can't argue with that. I have a few moulds that are a bit difficult and a few rifles that are difficult as well. I guess my least favorite project is a safe queen 375 Winchester; Lyman mould performed flawlessly, receiver sight was quickly regulated and the first load performed as well as I can shoot a peep-sighted levergun. Was actually a bit of a disappointment. Still a pretty awesome rifle but I think it will be retired sometime this year.
I like a challenge now and then, those often turn into my most rewarding projects.
Last edited by TXGunNut; 01-16-2016 at 07:55 PM.
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Gotta agree with Big T on this, only my mould is the RCBS.
+1
Rick
Size matters. Bigger is better. .500 down to .400 and anything in between.
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