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If you only want to load 308 bullets, the will shoot fine but accuracy will likely suffer. Try 43-46gr (ballpark) Varget with those 154gr bullets. Cheers!

If you are loading for a M91/30 you will be better off using .303/7.7 bullets, which are 0.310 to .312" diameter depending on manufacturer.

I've loaded hotter rounds but I've found that 85-90gr bullets seem to be more accurate in the 1400fps range, at least in my pistols. Also, you'll want to invest in a Lee Factory Crimp die.

I use 4350 under 174gr Sierra MatchKings (.311") for my best loads. 174gr Hornady Match .312" bullets or 150gr SST may or may not be better in your rifle. They are all a little different. Try a few different bullets, your barrel will tell you what it feeds best, slug it if you like. Varget...

I've had good luck with Titegroup and Bullseye as well. I use a Dillon and metering for these has not been a problem for me, down to as low as 2.8gr.

I only use 0.308 bullets as well. I get great results, too.

Selecting a pistol is such a subjective process. I have at least 1 caliber in each of the all p250 frame sizes: fs, c and sc. Personally, I find all sizes to be comfortable shooters. The p250 is a fine pistol, smooth trigger pull and a very accurate shooter. The long trigger on the p250 might...

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I have The Earl as well, also bought it on a whim. It's a cute little sucker and fun to shoot. A friend told me it reminded her of a dualing pistol. It's been sleeping in my safe for over a year now along with some little NAA key chain pistol, I can't recall the model name. I think it's time to...

Okay, someone posted on Keltecs before I could finish writing my post. Cheers!

No one has mentioned any of the Kel-Tecs, e.g. P11 or P3AT. Both can be had for easily under $300. The P11 has a crappy trigger pull but its super reliable and can use S&W 59/69 series high cap magazines. You can beat the P3AT for deep concealment. Kel-Tec has great customer service to boot...

Here are some comparison pics, with a Beretta 21-A. The "velo-dog" in question is about the same size as than the Bobcat but the land-width is about 7.6mm. Caliber is smaller than .32 acp (maybe closer to .30") but definitely not velo-dog caliber either :(. If it's not a velo-dog, I don't...

These pics aren't the best quality but they do show the "crown" RO stamp between the side barrel and cylinder... Thanks for the feedback guys!

Would anyone know of a good source(s) for information regarding 1890's velo-dog revolvers? I have an old Belgian model that I would like to learn more about. Thanks.

Thank you for the quick response. I should have been more precise, I did use steel wool to "sand" off the rust. I didn't remove a bunch of original blue from around the pitted areas. I have attached a pic. The lighting is poor but you can see where the pitting occurs over the serial numbers...

To begin with, I am a newbie toTHR. So please indulge me if this posting is frustratingly naive.:uhoh: I have a 1960's .32 cal Walther pp (original blue finish) that was stored too long in a fire-safe case. To my horror and dismay :fire:, the previously pristine slide had rusted and pitted in...