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Yeah, IMFDb. I completely forgot to look there, thanks. Interesting that they are .38's. In the movie he robs a gun dealer for ammo. He says he wants .45 caliber and spots a bunch of loaded moons on a belt. I thought they looked a bit "roomy" on the clips but.... In the books he used .45LC, IIRC.

Just saw the movie. No, it didn't bear any resemblance at all to the books. The fun part was watching the big battle in which Roland uses .45 moon clips, even reloading in the air! Fun stuff. Didn't even need to modify his guns for them, wow! I didn't see anything about Ranch Products in the...

Yes, the RN 230 does the work just fine. I tried several different styles of bullet. My recipe is a RN 230 5.8 w231. It clocks about 820-830 and if I hit the pin right (upper third below the stripes) they leave the table nicely. The bullet NEARLY penetrates the pin.

I get excellent results with the Whisper, a cheap but stable red-dot, and RWS Meister 8.2's as posted above. Inside 30 yds the thing rules the bushy-tailed enemy. At some point I will do a page of chrono data on a selection of the pellets I've tried. Still too crappy out there.

Take a look at the Gamo GP's. I have been using their "Silent Cat" (.177) I got on sale last year. I put an inexpensive red-dot on it and WOW! this thing really delivers with some dialling in. I use the RWS 8.2 gr pellets. Very pleased with this thing.

Those big, old-time cases are easy to make mistakes with, too. Was the bullet still in the barrel?

You could also ping our own YANKEE2500, as well. https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/fs-in-sc-brass-45acp-40s-w-357sig-9mm-223.813728/#post-10446594

THIS ^^^^ Over 25 years of loading the 9's, I've never had to trim cases.

It stages like an old Dan Wesson? I really liked that feature of the action.

Thankfully, a very nice one has just been released from Ranch Products. http://www.ranchproducts.com/index-2.html

Very simple, . If I can't get once-fired, I'll buy as little new as I have to. Guy's gotta shoot. It's the price of the component bullets that kills me. I have no interest in casting my own lead. One other thing about new brass, though: I know it's history.

Questionnaires are amonge the least desirable ways of getting reliable information for study. They are very easily mis-informed. Why all the fuss? Josh

Maybe drop a line to Wolff? Possible they can hook you up with exactly what you need. http://www.gunsprings.com/1ndex.html Josh

I assume we're talking about that excessive "bulge" alleged to happen in certain barrels? Nice tool for a nag of a problem(if ya get a lot of brass like that). BTW does all or most of said brass have a squareish mark on the fired primer where it's struck? Josh

So, the attorney and the cop are incorrect? I never mentioned the fifth, and neither did you. More explanation? Were they only correct in VA? Josh

Miranda? HAH! Just a WARNING. It's not a "right". Yes, they must WARN you, but that in no way "backs them off". They can continue to ask questions(and do). Watch the second lecture I posted above. About 6:54 the best explanation I've seen begins. Josh

Never, EVER talk to the police(or those under that banner) without an attorney. Period. Here's an excellent couple of lectures on the subject by an attorney and then a police detective in VA. PRICELESS advice, indeed. The atty's portion...

I've got a dozen alum. and stainless. No problems at all in over a year for them. Josh

I sold one + 4 mags and an unopened case of Starline brass for $400 two years ago. Josh