Recent content by scottie4442

I just bought three knight muzzleloaders, one stainless and two blued, I am not sure of the model numbers on the blued ones, but the SS one has lk-93 on it. I will have to clean up one of the blued guns, the barrel looks terrible, but someone told me that I can just run it on my bench grinder...

Ok, the situation is, I finally convinced my wife to take up target shooting, not competitive just for fun, but when I got her to our local range she would not even try my 1911, she said it was too loud and kicked too much. My thinking is that I want to get her a 22 semi, less kick and noise...

another person needing data I also just got a box of Nosler Custom Competition 185 gr .45 caliber (.451), got it for $15.00, and need reload data for this bullett, hopefully in hodgdon powder if possible. This bullet is not listed in the Hodgdon reload book and I hate to buy the Nosler book...

bullet, brass and other prices I found this site t and t reloading supplies, GREAT prices. their address is T and T Reloading

.357 for .35 rem bullets I was looking at graf & sons for the 38/357 bullets and they show a .357 diameter, the 35 rem a .358 diameter. My question is is this ok, the .001, or will this create a problem. Also there are only a 148 gr and a 158 gr for 38/357, I only have loading data for a 150...

Thanks for the info Thanks for the info, just wondering, I mostly do range target shooting, is the 200 gr sp the best for this, looks like it is the best price of all of them, but if 225 gr is ok I don't mind paying a little more for it. I know that when I buy factory ammo the only kind I can...

I am new to reloading and am trying to find a place to purchase .35 rem 200gr and 180gr bullets so that I can reload ammo for my rifle. The only place I have found so far is ebay and the bullets cost more per round than buying factory loads. If some one out there could give the locations of...