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I'm a little confused by the order you're using. I run my rifle brass through a tumble, lube, resize/decap, and only then do a trim after it's been resized. My trimmer works off the shoulder though, so it's important to be resized first.

My favorite "shootin' gun" is my Henry 22 carbine with the large loop lever. I could just fire that thing all day, having a ball the entire time. I don't even remember why I originally had to do it, but I emailed customer support, and sure enough it was Anthony Imperato that responded. Made...

My shooting buddy and I have been mostly shooting rifles the last year or so on range day, so last week I suggested we finally go back and shoot pistol for a day, and to fire our carry guns. Good thing too, he had misfire after misfire. Taking it apart it was the typical dust and crud gumming...

My favorite carry gun is a Colt Gov't 380. Better size than the P238/Mustang, great handling. It's slightly on the heavy side since it's all steel, but acceptable. Downside is, it's from 1984. I've never had an issue with reliability on it, but it is old enough to be concerning. I did...

In Colorado, the only easily accessible proof is the card in your possession, as there is no online copy. If the police in any jurisdiction need to verify a permit, they need to pick up the phone and call the issuing sheriff's office.

I wrote Shot Works Pro (https://shotworkspro.com) to help manage my stuff, then others wanted it too, so I made it better and started selling it. A famous gun writer bought a copy and has, the last time they told me, over 1300 firearms tracked with it. All encrypted, password protected data. I...

A Marlin 357 lever action. When I find one, I don't have the free cash. When I have free cash, the deck off the house decides to disintegrate. If the selling market was better, I'd get rid of several other things for one of these.

Don't think this is correct. Luggage containing declared firearms (Not large rifle cases) are not to be tagged in any way to indicate they contain firearms to the baggage handlers. Also, every time I've flown with pistols in my luggage, they came out on the normal baggage carousels.

I'm not sure what recourse you'd have in a private AS-IS sale that a bill of sale would give you? It's your responsibility to inspect the item before you purchase. Being a stolen item is maybe the only possibility of usefulness.

The more you shoot better than he does, the more he buys lunch.

I always believed there's a complete difference between ownership and possession. You put your credit card in the website, click purchase, and the seller ships the gun, congratulations, you own the gun. It's all yours. However, until you pass the 4473 check, you just can't possess it. It's...

That's why I wrote my software Shot Works Pro. I wanted the encryption and all the logging features. Couldn't find anything else that did just what I wanted it to do.

Just ordered after watching the review on YouTube. Looks great... Should definitely speed things up for me.

Xtreme bullets has a flat point in stock at http://www.xtremebullets.com/380-s/9665.htm Not sure just how close it is to the diagram though.

I've attached my 380 load worksheet that I use...

I use W231/HP-38 across the board, for 380, 38spc, 9mm, and 45.

Occasionally I'll miss a sort where a piece of 380 brass gets mixed in with the 9mm. But when I'm cranking along, I'll definitely feel the difference in the first stage pull for resizing, and immediately stop and pull it out. Now running a piece of 40 brass through 45 dies, there can't be...

I like my wife's S&W 317 kit gun. Incredibly lightweight and accurate. 8 shot is nice. Works great with the super-colibri primer only ammo too. I don't like cleaning it though: for some reason the chambers get crudded up nastier than they should, to where I use a cordless drill to spin...

Agreed on the fun factor. Sure my bolt action is more accurate than my lever, but I'll take the lever out more often because there's something more enjoyable about plinking and just shooting to have fun with it. Out to about 100 yards, it's accurate enough. And I find that using the lever...

That's a very cool piece of history, and SlamFire1 thanks for the story. That is very interesting, and really helped me picture what happened and how.