Recent content by Hiaboo

Man.. were those cases fired (dimpled on the primer) or just nothing? If nothing, its possible that it was made for malicious purposes.

Major reason; preban.

I use varget (expensive I know but it does everything for me currently, other than unique as well) I also use TAC which I got a smoking deal on (no pun intended) I use that in everything as well, put varget aside for a bit. All work GREAT for me.. which TAC is a very good deal going on these...

I got $150 for a couple of 5gal buckets full of brass a few months ago, no complaints here.

Maverick, it's just a dummy .223 that's used to stimulate failures (failure to fire) in a magazine in a live fire exercise.

(.223 for scale) What you can do at 100 yards with a good load.. However I do realize that 10gr of unique isn't going to push the bullet very far at all. My point is that if you find a good load with your gun, it can hit targets consistently to an distance. As for hunting, no more than 150...

What's with the chain around the griz's paw.

Hmph, alright. The instructions w/the dies didn't mention anything about that.

I should have mentioned that my RCBS dies do NOT have a crimp.. or I'm completely missing it -- I have 3 dies, one sizing, one belling/deprimer, and seater. I picked up these dies from a older gentlemen they are the older RCBS dies, they come in the boxes with the "t" closures, not the snap...

I'm in need of a crimp for my .44 loads and I'm not sure of what I should get these days there's quite a bit of a selection. I was just going to go with a lee FCD and be done but I'm just curious what's the input on that.

wolf, bar none.

Interesting, so this one as being made in '68 should have the coil springs, etc not what I have now?

This trigger is out of my '68 Win 94 so I'm curious when they changed over to the "new" trigger (coil spring, etc).

I don't reload to save money. I reload to get the best that my guns can do. Also so that I can shoot more!

10/22 trigger, when worked on.. = GLASS. or a drop-in kit, done.. well worth it, IMO.. As u can tell I'm a fan of 10/22's. I've had marlin 60's and the such but they seem to come and go but the rugers stay.