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I have a 7in MKII Target with a great factory trigger, I would like to have the new style mag release but I'm staying with the MKII

I have a five inch Uberti Schofield in 45colt that I bought a couple of years ago for just a bit over $1000.00. I shoot an SAA much better, maybe I just need to grow longer fingers. Been thinking about sending it down the road.

My complaint about the annual manual is that last year they dropped the 6mm BR so now I have to go on line to see if any new powders are available for it.

I've always used H110, but friends have had excellent results using Little.gun. it is my understanding that H110 was the powder used in WW2.

I am happy to see Wayne leave but a bit apprehensive about who the replacement will be. Voting is not limited to life members, I believe five years of annual membership gives you voting rights. I've been an annual member since 1964 and have been able to vote for quite some time.

When I started working up loads for my 6 Creedmore I was not impressed with my results with IMR 4350 and don't have any H to try.

Using Staball 6.5 in my Savage 6mm Creedmore I have shot several one hole 5 shot groups, very happy with it so far. Last spring I started using Staball Match in my 6mm br it seems to be more consistent than the H322 I was using. Now if I can find more of it.

Started in 1966 loading 222 and 243 using my Lyman manual and my trusty C&H press. Didn't know anyone that reloaded at the time.

I think someone has sneaking into my shop and hiding stuff like the pound of powder I just bought. I am starting to suspect the cat she has been acting suspiciously of late.

At various times I have poured shot in the powder hopper and powder in the shot hopper on my 366.

A pound of Winchester Staball Match gun powder to try in my 6mm br.

it was a CVA kit so the stock was unfinished it required lots of sanding and after staining used several coats of BLO and lots of hand rubbing.

The maple stock on my muzzle loader kit was giving me fits until a friend of mine told me to use water based stain. That was 50 years ago and it still looks great.

I like Lee collet neck dies, crimp dies, the fact that they make custom collet and push thru bullet sizing dies at a reasonable price. Don't like that a lot of their die bodies are too short to fit the lock nut on when using the Lock N Load bushings on my Hornady press.

Back in the mid sixtys a friend of mine bought a set of Herters 30-06 dies, the sizing die left a curve in the brass. After sizing you couldn't roll the brass across a table. Herters did replace the die.

The first was 243 on my C&H C press followed closely by 222 Rem. That was back in 1966

What caliber bullet would you buy to load a 38-40 cartridge?

I have always used H322.

Matchburners 68gr bullets have served me well in 100yd benchrest matches in my 6mm br.

I've never had a slamfire in an AR and use Rem 7and a half primers but saw one happen at a match I was shooting in.