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I like True Blue, Unique and Trail Boss

It has been said that the chances of a piece of buttered bread landing butter side down on the carpet is directly proportional to the cost of the carpet. In this case though, I would say that the chance of this happening is directly proportional to the cost of a clean pair of underwear. :eek::evil:

If sales are decent, I wonder if they'll offer it in .22WMR down the road. Seems like a logical move. I would like to see a GP100 in a 5-shot 45 Colt.

Thanks for the tip. I'll give them a try.

Looks like there might be a hairline crack just to the right of 12 o'clock as well and that bottom lug looks kind of rough. I'm not particularly happy with my 700 either. Can't get a scope to zero. Tried three scopes, two bases and two sets of rings and still shoots way to the right.

I've been using 200 gr. lswc from MBC through my CZ97b with no problems.

Ed's Red.

I reload but when I see .22 or .17HMR on the shelf I'll pick up a couple boxes. Unfortunately it's not all that often.

About a month ago my LGS had 4 lbs of it on the shelf (3 after I left with one). I went back 5 days later; all gone, but many pounds of Blue Dot and Promo.

I reload for all my pistol calibers except 7.62x25. Still have half a tin left after 6 years and I don't shoot it much. Just getting started with .223 and .243 now that I finally can find powder and primers.

+1 on the CZ75b and Kadet kit. If I pair up the same cartridge, it's a CZ82 with a Bulgarian Makarov. If it's same caliber different cartridge then I bring my CZ97b with a Ruger Bisley Vaquero in 45 Colt.

Two. A Lee Classic Turret and a Lee Hand Press.

A Ruger BlackHawk 6.5" .357 and/or CZ PCR.

Done. And I went ahead and ordered something just to get started.

She's beautiful. She's a great shot. You're blessed.:)

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I use the .17 Tipton rod with a Tipton jag and Southern Bloomer patches on my Savage. It's snug, but it should be. The good thing is that you don't need to clean that often, only when you see groups widening up. Like .22, .17 likes to be a bit dirty.

Reloaders Reference v. 9.3x74R shows : Bullet: Hornady 139gr. Sp Pt. Powder: Reloader 19 Charge Wt.: 52 gr. Velocity: 2850 Pressure: 57900 Does not give Primer type or OAL. This should be considered a MAX load. The information apparently came from Alliant, however, as you...

Thanks. It sure looks like the Mark V-a or maybe an earlier version. It also looks like it is missing a few pieces. Hopefully we can still get parts for it.

My friend was given this press. It seems to be an inline progressive press. Does anyone know what brand it is. The only thing we can find on it is "Superbee" on the base. Trying to find out if he can still get parts for it.