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Kkerreckt replied to the thread How do you plan to liquidate your collection?.I have two sons and we have discussed who gets what and how.
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Kkerreckt reacted to CDW4ME's post in the thread How do you plan to liquidate your collection? with
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Kkerreckt replied to the thread Bullseye longevity, all powders actually.If you have stored it properly the powder should be good. Sealed tightly in a cool low humidity environment is ideal. This has always...
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Kkerreckt replied to the thread Walther PP vs Makarov PM vs… Everything Else.CZ 83 - 1st/tied Astra A60 - 1st/tied Makarov - 2nd
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Kkerreckt reacted to JohnMc's post in the thread Walther PP vs Makarov PM vs… Everything Else with Like.
The CZ vz 82/CZ 83 tops the chart, IMHO SIG P230/P232 is 2nd Makarov 3rd Then the PP/PPK FEG PA-63 (basically an alloy frame PP in 9x18...
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Kkerreckt replied to the thread Lyman all american 8.....There is an "adapter" available that makes the use of common shell holders possible. Originally there were specific shell holders...
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KHello. I got mine today, headed for the range fifteen minutes later... I had a bunch of loads ready for .45 Colt and .41 Magnum, so...
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KRead up on it, as March noted, Lyman publishes a casting handbook. Google Glen Fryxell and the LASC book. there are a few casting...
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KFor buckshot, I like the #1 Buck load. It carries about double the 00 Buck pellet load (16 vs 9), but the pellets are only slightly...
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KJust got this really nice pre-war (1933) Winchester Model 61 .22 pump. It is in great condition, can't wait to get it out and shoot it...
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KNo, just not as graceful as I was in my younger days. I try to stay off of ladders nowadays. Use to make my living on them and telephone...
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Kkerreckt replied to the thread American Reloading.Americanreloading.com is indeed legit. I have ordered stuff from them for about 5 years. Never had any problems. I have used the Midwest...
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KI never drew blood, but pinched a finger pretty good once. It doesn't take us long to learn the power of compound leverage.
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