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I personally think it'll be great for RCBS and the rest of us. I do not however like that Hodgdon owns most of the powder companies that we have available to us. While I think they are a great company, I do prefer more diversification.

I have found I shoot better with more light around the front sight blade. I went from a .125 notch in my Blackhawk's rear blade to a .140 and it made a lot of difference for me.

You might could run them through a 380 bulge buster die (educated guess).

In Sixguns by Elmer Keith, there was mention made of having custom sights made with 1/4" wide front blades to compensate for aging eyes. Has anyone ever done this?

Very pretty. You can always enjoy it when the bolt locks back on an empty magazine.

We'd all be trying to stuff 45 Colt cartridges into L-Frame sized guns, if Elmer hadn't had blown up the Colt. Instead we had high performance 44 Special loads and then, then advent of the 44 Remington Magnum.

I generally buy gear that suits me regardless of brand, and to some extent, price. Some things I like Lee because it works for me at a good price, some things I like RCBS or Lyman or another brand. Mostly I don't really have a preference. I do not care for Lee dies, and I do prefer Lyman's case...

I misread the first post, but it gave me an idea for something completely different, thanks!

Wow, sorry to see it. I've just barely pinched a finger, nothing like that. That guy with a casing through his fingernail... we need a "YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!" like button. Man that must have been seriously painful.

I like the 92, and shoot it well enough. It doesn't fit my hand however. The grip is a mite too large for my liking, but the trigger reach is too long for me in double action. The 1911 A1 fits my hand better than any other semi-automatic handgun I've tried. Arched mainspring housing and short...

My buddy had a 22 rimfire Henry Mares Leg... it was indeed about the most worthless thing I ever saw. Much less practical than a handgun or rifle either one. It was somewhat easier to hit with compared to a handgun, at ranges typical to handuns of 15-25 yards, but not as easy as a rifle of course.

Not unless it was something vicious like a wolverine or lion.

I keep a stump next to the wood stove. It serves as work surface, an anvil, and a chopping block for kindling.

I thought it was pretty bold to put a statement like that on their site. I would surmise there are a lot more folks who prefer to distance themselves from anything to do with God than those that prefer to support companies that confess to follow him. While it might be skeptical to some, It's...

There is 3 reasons that Hodgdon might have bough RCBS, because the guy in charge wanted it, because God led him to, profit based.

Unfortunately, I can't hunt small game with centerfire in the state of Kentucky. I would love to though, because it's somewhat traditional to hunt everything with 1 rifle.

I've received sample bullets from Missouri Bullet Company! I will update my Spreadsheet as the samples are entered into BulletMatch.

I owned one for a while, and it was a solid gun. I swapped it because I prefer a Remington 870 for they way they fit me.

This tells me all I need to know about Hodgdon. https://hodgdonpowderco.com/hodgdon/

Nice setup. I use a stump as a work surface a lot, it's actually quite handy.