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Did you know they stopped making Johnson Paste Wax? I've used the same can for 15 years and was glad I bought another a few years ago. The company decided there was not enough demand to keep making it

My 70's Marlin 336 has a picatinny rail. I have a 3-9 Burris Scope with Weaver quad lock rings, and then this peep sight- https://buckshotsupply.com/utg-sub-compact-rear-sight-for-shotguns-22-rifles-mnt-910/. It says the sight is for 22 or shotguns but it stands up to my 30-30 well. With a...

Mine developed the same problem last week. Cleaned it very well same problem. Switched to hi velocity ammo problem solved. I fired about 3k rounds thru it, let it sit in the cabinet for about a year, then this problem. I enjoy figuring out problems like this so I won't be calling Ruger just yet...

I am fairly new to reloading and have only reloaded for a 30-30 lever action. I recently purchased a bolt action rifle in .223. As I have never used a bolt action rifle before I put together five cartridges with no primer or powder to cycle the action and get familiar with it. The load I intend...

I loaded 15 cartridges today for .30-.30. It was once fired brass that I full length sized. I tested each cartridge in a Hornady cartridge gauge and they all fit easily. I then primed, loaded powder, pushed in bullets, and did the Lee factory crimp. I then tried each completed cartridge again in...

I build furniture utilizing hand tools for a lot of my work instead of machines, so I have spent years of long days in front of a work bench. While this does not answer your question specifically, I have learned that not wearing good shoes causes back pain for me. Bare foot or sandals in front...

All this talk of dippers and powder measures is over my head at this point. I use a beam scale, use the lee dipper that came with the dies to get close to my weight then use a powder trickler to get it precise. I only load about 10-15 cartridges at a time. Here was my initial concern- I have a...

I actually just picked that book up at Cabelas today.

Thanks for all the replies.

I am new to reloading and have read a few reloading manuals and manufacturers websites for load data. I received a set of Lee dies for .30-.30 and I noticed the instructions include load data. This Lee load data is not brand specific on the bullets. Is that acceptable? From reading reloading...