Recent content by Nasty Ned

Church carry Most certainly. Churches are easy targets for those who are looking for them. NN

I have an old Mossberg .410 shotgun Model 183KC and need a firing pin replacement which I believe to be called a "striker assy". I have tried several of the parts people and have not had any good luck so far. Any suggestions would be appreciated, and, thanks in advance for any help you can...

There seems to be a lot of different ideas on what quantity of H335 to use with a 62 grain FMJ bullet. I am shooting a pre-Clinton Bushey and want to load a quantity of these for future use. I have a good quantity of H335 and would like some opinions on how much to stuff behind the 62 gr...

I love my "Loaded" even with the black stock. It shoots fine with it or it's walnut stock. Can't tell the difference in accuracy at all. NN

Am not new to reloading but am to the 223 loading. My question is; when loading GI brass do we need to cut back the powder charge from what is shown in our reloading charts, or use the same charge for both GI and commercial cases????? NN Thanks in advance for your answering this.

Anything that says Taurus on it.

My gosh, I'm 77 now and thought I was getting bad off until I read all this. I surely am sorry for all the aches pains and problems all these good folks have and feel quite fortunate not to have quite as many as most of Y'all have. I have been shot twice, both times by accident, but there was...

My 1906 Winchester works good for me and is very accurate to boot......

Looks to me that if a fellow has ever thought about reloading, now would be a good time to start...!

Heck of a good story no matter what ... !

I read somewhere, about 40 years ago, that the simplest way to anneal your brass is to dip it in your lead pot with your fingers. You won't hurt the base of the case as your fingers won't let you hang on to it long enough to do so. When it gets warm on your fingers, drop in water. Too simple...

Something to think about. If you buy all your dies from the same manufacturer and have a problem like a bend decaping rod, you may be able to switch things around and get by till you order replacements. Just my .02.........

Overloading is unnecessary and dangerous. I have a friend who loaded his 22-250 so hot the bullets burned up before getting to the 100 yard target. That is rediculous. Loading to the listed max is ok if you work up to it. All guns are not made equal, so use ultimate caution when going hot...

Believe your Lyman Manual. It may be a little on the conservative side, but, there is nothing wrong with that.

Black powder loading I love loading my 45-70 as all I have to do is fill the case up and shake out enough to get the bullet in. I get 5/16" groups at 30 feet. Lots of smoke though. Is that stuff supposed to smoke that bad and smell like sulphur. Cleaning the gun is easy though. I just...