Recent content by terry264

Bomb Dropper, when you insert the wad into the hull seat it deeper to make more room for the shot. Try varying amounts of wad pressure until the crimp dishes in a little and it won't pop open. With some hull/wad combinations I have to almost crush the wad just a little, drop the shot on the...

Re-edited post #14 on this thread to make more clear. Also Duns, the "hand" is the piece that comes up catching the ratchet star on rear of cyl. and turns it. Like a hand turning it, so they call it the hand.

Well, without mentioning a brand name, let me tell you what I diagnosed in the one I have that will lock up occasionally. Very unsafe condition due to it being "hot", cocked, and won't do anything. Can't even open the cyl. Here's what I found out since I could not duplicate the failure with...

Haven't seen it mentioned yet, so I will. Another item to remember is that the convertible revolvers with the magnum cylinders also have a .224 barrel diameter instead of the usual .223, so they are really sized for the magnum cartridge and not ideally for the regular .22's.

I'd go with Velocitors or Quick Shok's myself, also both very accurate.

Bob's Grandson, check this out..... Thursday, April 19, 2007 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VIRGINIA TECH MASSACRE 25 years murder-free in 'Gun Town USA'...

I like the beam/balance scale for trickling up to max. loads. Can't seem to bring myself to trust a digital for that. Hard-headed or old fashioned I guess, he he. But if you want a set of digital scales to play with, midsouthshooterssupply.com has one on sale right now for $24.99. May even...

layusn1, was wondering how you get the small rifle size primer to stay in the case. Maybe a typo? I used to load .243 with imr4350 and a 75gr. hornady HP. That combination was a one-holer in my Rem. 700. 46.0gr. of imr4350 was the powder charge, with any large rifle primer I used.

buckskinner, sent you a pm,,,,enjoy!

buckskinner, the only place I've seen data for them is on ammoguide.com but you must belong to the site to see the actual loads. But it's well worth it as they have loads for 568 cart's/ over 12,700 loads. Also have diagrams, comparison capabilities (either visually or ballistically), a...

windsor311, go to ammoguide.com They have the best info. available, esp. for comparisons. You can even choose which cartridges you want in the comparison, then compare them either visually or ballistically.

If you're going to file off the s/n's, why carry the receipt with you? =NUT

The Browning BLR's are a real sweetheart and available in calibers that will make your head spin. Short and long action cals. Straight or pistol grip stocks, takedown versions, barrels from 20-24", Cals. many including the 30-06, 7 rem. mag., 300 win. mag., most of the short action cals., up...

Best site is ammoguide.com

ZeSpectre, if you bought it new there should have been one with it. They are steel and have two sizes on them so as to fit the overbored versions, assuming yours is a 12 ga. I've seen them in our local Walmart's and some of the sporting catalogs, also on Mossy web site and havlinsales.com site...