Recent content by Mostly Lead

If I'm in the mood to give a response - "Because I accept the responsibility of my position."

Buddy let me shoot his 454 once. Loaded six rounds, shot two and handed the four back to him. Had no interest in shooting that gun again...

What does "dying" mean anyways?

For some real fun, try this in Google: "cost to enforce a patent"... :eek: (spoiler alert - it's millions!)

More curious, where did you hear this that would cause you to give it enough credibility to post here? A site that literally has three (handguns, long guns, black powder) active sections for facilitating the private sales of firearms? Suggest you flag that source as "unreliable"... :thumbdown:

Larry (MidwayUSA) always does a good job explaining things.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lbK3us_JCY

You are generous with your intellectual property, but without manufacturing there is still a gap to be closed. Many folks here have expressed a desire to purchase a tangible product from you. Google suggests there are on-demand printers who will run small lots. If you're not going to...

I use the Factory Crimp Die for my 357s, fairly certain it will fix your issues. Don't use one for my 45s (ACP or Colt). Don't have the same need...

Have you mentored him on how to read a load manual? I read through Modern Reloading so many times before setting up for the first cartridge! Was very useful to discover pressure and how it's affected by faster/slower powders and heavier/lighter bullets. Made choosing my initial powders quite...

If you're looking to encourage them, and it fits the budget, get them what they want. Their tastes and preferences will change as they develop and they'll probably shoot many guns before settling on what works best for them. Maybe it won't be the perfect gun - so what? Sell it and buy...

Seriously? You have money, they want it. Just don't see it playing out that way...

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Wondering about what kind of range you're shooting at and what kind of things you wanting to transport. Certainly the solution for moving a couple shotguns and 200 shells through a sporting clays course will be different than getting from the car to the line for action pistol/revolver shooting..

I clean my brass before reloading. I mean - right before reloading, using Nu-Finish in the walnut or corncob mix. You'll want those cases lubed for decapping/resizing... :thumbup: Also upgraded the handle on my single stage press. Since I've got a welder and materials, built myself a large...

Wait to make a decision until you're sure. You may yet meet someone to whom the story matters. Time's not up yet and you're not gone.. Heavy factory loads are what got me into reloading. Create your own lighter loads and see how you like the gun then.