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I agree with Ohio Gun Guy. He is not your neighbor. You do not live there you are a visitor.

Is it a scale a rule or ruler. Old time die maker.

Glad everything is ok, it takes time to recover from the most invassive surgery a person can go through. I have been there and done that. The concussion will put a lot of stress on the incisions and the breast bone. Do it only with the doctors blessing.

I tried and liked this solution: 1 cup of water, 1 cup vinegar, a squirt of dish soap and a table spoon of lemon juice. I put my brass in this solution in a tupperware tub shaking occassionally for 24 hours. Rinse with clear water, bake in oven 175 degres for a 1/2 hr to dry. It does not come...

8.0 Unique, Winchester brass and LP primers, Missouri Bullet's Cowboy no 1's, works nicely in my Vaquero (old style).

Buy small cans of stain using the manufacturers color chart for a starting point. Using a teaspoon, mix different portions of the stains in paper cups. Apply to scrap pieces of wood from the block you cut the stock from. Note which portions the sample is stained with. Let it dry. Apply your...

I started into reloading when I saw the price for amo to use in my 45 Vaquero. It was very frustrating to me going thru all the info out there. But slowly I began to understand (6 weeks). It takes time to learn a new craft and that is what reloading is a craft. Take your time, be patient, be...

Hi; Read somewhere to use a hockey puck on a cement floor.

I am new to reloading. I have read crimp descriptions in may forums and books all without pictures. It is a very hard subject to understand, until this thread started. I have read it from the 1st post and followed all the replies (many times). The photos included with the posts make following...