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I shoot an old S&W .32 Long Hand Ejector. Also a 1903 Colt .32 auto. And a pair of Colt Police Positives that shoot .32 Long. All 4 are great fun, and accurate, to boot.

I don't think that Mosin Nagants are worth talking about. Never liked them, even when they were selling for $9.95 apiece. (Admittedly, they did show the mighty Wehrmacht what's what, when it came to ground combat.) Clumsy safeties, short stubby bolt handles that are hard to manipulate, poor...

A couple of like-new Walther P1s, and a new Ruger Vaquero stainless .357. Didn't screw around with them...just dumped them.

I thought you guys were saying "raft builders," when you were saying 'Rafter bidders.' Not being a trapdoor fan, I had visions of 10 or 20 trapdoors bound together side by side, making rafts out of them.

Colt "100 Years of Service" 1911A1

Spanish 1893 The one I had was marked "7.52," for some strange reason. The bore was fine, but the stock was sorry. It had multiple cracks and splits in it. The lower band was loose, and the wings on the front sight were crushed in, like maybe a truck had run over it. I replaced the front...

Collector's is who I use. Never had claim, nor a complaint with them.

BM Star BM. Sold it, but it shot better than my Luger or HP.

I borrowed a Lyman electronic once, just to try. It was S L O W.....went back to my old green balance beam.

You younger guys starting up reloading are lucky to have forums like this one. I began reloading in 1967, and there was no one to ask questions to. These boards are great. It used to come down to writing letters and then waiting 2-3 weeks for an answer. Nowdays, answers with pictures--great!!:)

Fill it 75-80% full of walnut, and you will have no problems. At least that is how my old Lyman works.

Bullseye Bullseye meters well, shoots well in the .45ACP.

Had a 25-2 and sadly, sold it. Still have a Colt 1917 and a Smith 625-2. The smartest thing that I ever did was deep-six those half-moon clips and go with auto rim brass. They are fun to shoot.

"Don't Tread on Me" I once knew a first-class boatswain's mate that had that tattooed on his forearm.

BAR I had two of them, both Grade II. One was in .243, bought it new in 1967. It was never a tack-driver, and after having a wounded buck get away from me, I dumped it. Always missed the rifle, though, and a few years later I found the same rifle in .308. Boy, that thing was a shooter. And...

Don't worry about the trigger. Shoot her the way she is.

crap Sounds like S&B quality to me.

Amen.