Recent content by Seabeeken

There are seals on buckets. Been installing them on cats for decades. Doubt they are on a reloading press as most folks would quickly blow them out

I was finally able to speak with them and they are not aware of issues with their system. The lady did say she would check into it though. I've not muddied anyone's good name. I simply asked a question about a company I had not dealt with before. If it upsets anyone, I don't care. Thank you to...

Hi Jack, I've used them in my 280AI with good results along with Barnes ttsx 120 gr. I've killed several deer with both. They make a pencil size hole going in and come out about the size of my thumb. They are tough bullets. Mine smashed thru ribs destroyed lungs and smashed ribs on other side...

Has anyone had dealings with this company? I recently purchased some powder from them. Which they charged to my card. Almost immediately, 2 other charges showed up on my bank site. They were both for Sony PlayStation. Both fraudulent charges. I contacted the bank and they are sending me a new...

Perhaps they dont include a shell holder because one shell holder may fit over a dozen different cartridges and they don't want to waste money shipping a shell holder to someone who may already have it.

My Glock 21 with 10mm barrel loves AA-7

22 Hornet, 223, 220 Swift, 243 Win, 243 AI, 260 Rem, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, 270 Win, 270 WSM, 7mm RM, 7x57 Mauser, 280 AI, 307 Win, 308, 30-06, 30-40 Krag, 7.62x39, 30 Carbine, 30-30 Win, 8mm Mauser, 35 Rem, 38-56 Win 38 Spl/357Mag, 9mm, 10mm, 40 S&W, 44 Mag/44 Spl, 45 Colt, 45 ACP, 45...

The "Clay" pistol/shotgun powders from Hodgdon are made in Australia by ADI and are excellent powders. They also make rifle powders but I'm not sure what their equivalent is here in USA. I do know Varget in made by ADI in Australia. The new Enduron powders from IMR are made in Canada and are...

I had a 250 gr XTP mag caught in the barrel of my 454 Casull back in the spring. I removed the cylinder and clamped a piece of oak into my vice. Slid the breech end of barrel over the wood and used a brass rod and hammer to drive it out. It wont come easy, mine didnt. Once it starts to move it...

I have used them in the past but do not currently use them. Is there more to this question? :banghead:

Great work! I wonder how they would do for lube and gumming up is very cold temps. I've heard that frog lube gums up in cold temps. I've had good results so far with weapon shield in cold weather but the odor is terrible. Reminds me of transformer oil Ken

Never heard of them. I've always like Barnes ttsx bullets. They are great and don't lose as much meat as lead bullets in my experience

My savage 110 rebarreled to 280 AI. Never misses, never fails

I use Weapon Shield and never had an issue in my damp basement. It seems to stay where I put and and is there until I clean it off Ken

Might want to soak it with oil or water to help prevent it going off. Just a safety thought Ken