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Found some there that I was able to use on my Cimarron Arms SA. Maybe it depends on your location.

I was at the Cabelas in Wheeling WV last weekend and the same there. Almost no primers (only 2 boxes of small pistol (cci) at high price and powder selection was very slim. Not at all like it had been in the past.

I have had good results using Accurate #9 in both my revolvers and the lever action.

Ace hardware has a good selection of gun screws. If you have one of the screws take it there and they will help find a match. If you do not have a sample depending where you live you maybe able to take the gun with you for a screw that fits. Call and ask first. A lot better prices then...

Use the blue Locktite on the screws. They will stay put until you need to remove them yourself. I have an old model cattleman and love it. Never had a misfire no matter what brand on primer I use.

I was the first one in this post to say that I did like the way the 9mm shot from the convertible Blackhack. Its just not as accurate and since I reload I can shoot just as inexpensive as store bought 9mm with the .357 reloads. Just did not see any reason to shoot 9mm. Never owned a Taurus so...

I have a Ruger Blackhawk .357/9mm convertible. Never liked the way it shot the 9mm. Hope you have better luck with this one.

I also purchased some XtremeBullets from Cabelas for my .357 mag. They did not offer that bass in the rebate offer. :(

Do not know about the 6.5 CM brass they sell, but I have ordered lots of .357 mag brass and have had no problems. Have reloaded it many times and it holds up well. Many on this forum order from them. Why not try some and see if you like it?

I will also suggest Ace Hardware . They carry gun screws of a lot of different sizes. If you know the size they should be able to help you. Found some screws there for a Cimmaron Revolver that just needed to be cut a little shorter (think it was .75 a screw). Better then paying $5.00 on-line...

Unique is my favorite powder for practice loads in .357 mag. Not too mild, but not full blown .357 loads.

Looking at a Cimarron Thunderer in .357 with a 3 1/2 in barrel.

Have you tried shooting gloves? That way you don't change the look of the gun or damage the finish.

Went their just now and the check-out page is https, which means it is a secure page. Certificate is from Network Solutions which is a legitimate company. Looks like everything is OK with the web site as far as being secure.

Thanks morcey2. You made my day.:rofl:

Nobody has mentioned Accurate #9. I use it a lot in .357 mag. with 158gr RNFP coated bullets.

Works now on my computer with Firefox. Checkout page is secure.

I use Unique all the time. 6.4 grains with a 158 gr hard cast RNFP should get you a little over 1000 fps. (depending on barrel legth.)

According to True West magazine they do not know exactly what guns were used by the Erps' at the OK Corral shootout.

12.4 is at the max. I use AA#9 with hard cast, coated RNFP 158gr. bullet 11.5 g of AA#9 with a regular not magnum primer. About 1250 fps. Not a max load, but very accurate with no leading.