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Crimp autoloaders and straight walled cases only.

White light gets you kilt in a combat situation. Where ever that light is, fire will soon be aimed right for it. Off hand if you must.

The commies are trying to outlaw everything before TSHTF. The girls all have ARs, and they all have 20 & 30rd mags. As far as I am concerned, the AR was NEVER had a 10rd mag, and asking me to put something in my girls ARs, is altering the firearm. Sorry State of confusion, Im sticking with...

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Been reloading since the 60s and have never heard of plunking. I dont do SAMMI spec loads so these tools would be no use to me. I made every round to fit the barrel they are intended to be used in. LE Wilson tools are exact.

Made them for the kids, they are what ever the girls wanted them to be. One pistol, and two carbines.

https://www.dixiegunworks.com/index/page/product/product_id/2587/category/552/category_chain/551,552/product_name/KE6701+Bowie+Knife Wen to Dixie Gun Works to buy another knife, and this one was far better.

When I was 12 the 30-06 round I shot at a deer using tree for a back stop. The hunter 60 yards away said the bullet went right over his head. Got to spend the rest of the trip at the camp thinking about bullet travel

Every Lee thing Ive tried broke. Its all junk, just like 90% of the stuff for sale today. Lee Perfect series is their best junk, it falls a part while using it.

Every case, every time

I buy ONLY L.E. Wilson brass prep tools. They are most likely the most costly. Been using them since the 60s when the ole man and Mr Wilson would sit around the pot belly stove and chat reloading. I make super match rounds, each one is real close to being the same as the last one. I count by...

We use revolvers for the same reason the Army does. They can be operated with one hand. All pilots get a model 10 and 18 rounds. Well they did in 90s when I retired.

First time I made a cartridge was Jan 20th 1961. Some guy was on the TV saying ask not what you can do... So I went to the ole mans toy room, asked what he was doing, and he explained how they work, and I helped him make some. Real America was such a great place to be raised up in.

Bought 25 1lb cans about a decade ago or so for $7 a can. Goex 3f. Thats all the flinter uses. The revolver is going out soon to try a can to 777 out, for high speeds. I tried Pyrodex decades ago, hated it.

Sure hope so, Mine does 2030fps quite regularly. I have a horn tip measure with a pin thru the opening where the standard (1633fps) load is. Fill it to the top, and 2033fps happens. 45 Caliber, swamped and stress relieved Rice 42 inch barrel.

All of the 45/70s have Limb Savers 30004s on them

In 1967 when you were let out of prison, you could go out and buy a gun. Some states like WY gave you $35 a horse and a sixgun. Now they give you the monies that those items are worth today. In the North East the day you get out of prison you right to move about and firearms are restored. like...

Too bad you b ought chinese junk, SWFA makes the best scope for under $500. They are $300 with rings and sun shade, and a mildot master your about $400. They were a military contract scope that SWFA made for the Navy Seals. I have Vortex, dont likem. http://swfa-ss.com/

I picked up 2 tins a few weeks ago. They are new, and one tin was so new I had to let them air out for 2 days because they smelled of chemicals. Oh yeah, rev B are the best, Rev D the loosest, they only have Ds.

Lets see, we got 45s but no 9s. Guess that says it all.