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LOL ... a beautiful solution. God bless America! :D .

Greetings, Who offers the best extended mag release for the 10/22? I've heard that some makes have issues such as interfering with other controls, need to be modified, etc. Will the newer factory supplied extended mag release drop fit into the older 10/22's? Thanks for any help, Buzz

Greetings, Can anyone tell me if the newer original factory equipped extended magazine release will drop into the older 10/22's with the flush fit unit? If so, are there any 'complications'? I vaguely remember some issues with the early aftermarket ones, e.g., interfering with other...

This could be an easy way to steal ammo from you (and not Walmart). Just a heads up. ;) Clerk said they preferred I paid at the gun counter for my ammo. Paid, clerk put ammo and receipt in a little bag which I placed in my cart. Before I left the gun department, I stopped to look at...

The model 60 has a 14 round tubular magazine, and the 795 uses five or ten round nickel-plated removable box magazines. Your opinions please on which rifle you would prefer and why, pluses / minuses, etc. Thanks, Buzzcut

If the gunsmith determines that the problem is a MFR defect, I wonder if Taurus would just pay to have it repaired on the spot?

Is there a list of firearms that are safe to dry fire, or any rule of thumb to determine which types of actions or firing pin types, etc, are generally ok to dry fire? Thanks, Buzzcut

I'm just setting up my bench, and haven't ever loaded yet. I screwed mine in holding the gauge with pliers and a piece of rubber, because it felt like it wasn't going in far enough by hand. The cutter began taking some shavings from the gauge (dangit!), so I figured it was seated, heh. I...

Lead is my main concern. I don't like the idea of airborne lead dust from tumbling and sifting. I plan to wash in a dedicated bucket, and air dry on dedicated baking sheets.

I have the Lee sizer, expander, seater, and FCD dies. I just noticed that the manuals I've seen only mention cast bullets when describing the expanding step, so I was hoping the expanding step could be skipped with jacketed bullets. Thanks, Buzz

I'm gearing up to load pistol rounds. The manuals that I've looked at only mention using the expander die to expand and flair the mouth for using lead bullets. Doesn't the expander ball in a sizing die work the same with a straight walled case? Thanks, Buzz

Now that I'm using Hornady L&L bushings on my dies, they no longer fit into the storage boxes they came with. Any ideas on a good way to store them to keep dust off at the bench? How about for transport? Thanks, Buzzcut .

To load jacketed bullets into straight walled cases (and I don't need to actvate an automated powder drop), do I need to use an expanding die? Or are they strictly for cast bullets? .

Searching for something deep enough to be able to dip according to Lee's instructions, without having to have large amounts of powder out. If this bowl could be comfortable to use, static free and not tip over easily, or just look fabulous, all the better. Kindest Regards, Martha Stewart :p

The bass? Are you referring to a bass guitar case? I looked at one at a music shop, and it looked just like a 2-gun rifle case! I came to an additional conclusion that a "musical instrument" may well be seen by criminals as an item that would bring cash at a pawn shop.

How could I discreetly transport long guns to and from vehicles, for trips to the range and such? I would like to carry them 'hidden in plain sight' so as not to draw the attention of criminals or anti-gun zealots. I've considered a golf bag with a rain hood (not believable in winter)...

The abbreviated step-by-step instructions that I have seen typically haven't shown a tumbling step. To follow these types of instructions, would I use a dry rag, or a moistened one? Would a dry rag really remove much? Also, what lube wipes off the easiest after sizing? Thanks, Buzz .

The ABCs book, Lee instructions and others suggest wiping brass with a rag as a first step. Those who do this: do you use a dry rag, or do you wet it with water, or a lube, or a cleaning solution? .

CLP users: what copper solvent / bore cleaner do you use, before applying your standard Breakfree oil? I have a new rifle that I'm going to break in using a shoot/clean/shoot/repeat type method, removing all copper between shots. Thank You, Buzzcut .

Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a Democrat from New Jersey, criticized the ruling. "On the same day a new report demonstrated a sharp rise in violent crime, a federal court handed down a decision that could pour even more guns onto the streets of our nation's capital..." :rolleyes: :rolleyes...