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I've had case knives since the 70's. Treat them right and your grandchildren will appreciate them. You cant go wrong with case.

Well, I ordered the Ken Onion worksharp. Ought to be here this week. Once I get it figured out, I will let ya'll know what I think of it. Thanks for the feedback

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How well does it do on pocket knives? Like a Case medium stockman size, or a peanut? I've seen larger blades done, but wonder about the smaller stuff.

I've been watching the videos. They are why I think I'm getting one. What now takes hours, should take 30 minutes or less. With equal, or better results.

Try as I might, some steels are almost impossible with stones. I get very frustrated spending an hour on a knife, and it's still not sharp. I'm usually a patient guy, but there are limits.

I'm thinking seriously about getting one of these. Old standard knives and steel like Case or Buck have never been a problem to sharpen using stones or ceramics. Newer steels, s30v, ats-34 and such are a serious pain to get right. What are your experiences with the worksharp?

I read something a while back. If I understood correctly, if I send my gun to a gunsmith, or back to the factory, I have to go through a new background check. Is this correct? If this is the wrong place to post this, I apologize. I would like to send a revolver back to S&W.

You are referring to 231? Hornady shows it as slightly faster than hp38. Thank you for the suggestion, I will give it a try.

I have some of their 215 gr. .45 hollowpoint bullets intended for .45acp.I'm having difficulty finding reloading data. Any ideas for hp38 or Unique? Your help will be greatly appreciated.

It looks like Rossi offers the carbine in .454. So .45 Colt +p ought to be ok

I got a box at a yard sale. Box say 1325 fps from a 7.5" barrel. I have a new model blackhawk and a 20" Rossi carbine, the blackhawk is a 45/8 barrel. The idea of firing it in either one is, well, sort of intimidating. No grizz, bison or elk here. Seems a bit much for piggies. Whats it good for...

300 grs @1325 fps from a 7.5 barrel. Oops in .45 colt+p. It came with some other stuff i got in a yard sale. My .45 is a ruger black hawk, but its a 4&5/8" barrel. I do have a Rossi 20" carbine, but can't figure out whay it's good for. No grizzlies, bison or elk here. Piggies maybe, seems...

I appreciate everyones help. I figured Unique or hp38 would work. Seems Unique may work best. If it does, it will be time to look for a piggie.

It's converible. I have the 45 colt and acp cylinders. I prefer the acp for what I'm doing. And factory ammo is cheaper to buy.

I have the 9th edition Hornady. Nothing listed.

I am looking for a load for a .45 acp revolver. Ruger Blackhawk specifically. I have a bunch of 255 gr cast swc bullets on hand. Bullseye, Unique, HP38 and 2400 for powders. I am looking for reloading data using some combo of these components. Nothing real hot, 800 fps or close would be excellent.

I appreciate the responses. As I had mentioned, I have 0 ar type experience. I was offered this by a neighbor for $500.00 He says it's had a box and a half of ammo put through it. I got the gun, a box and a half of ammo, 2 magazines and a soft case in the deal. Couldn't pass it up at that price.

The gun is strictly a factory stock rifle. I'm 6'4" and have long arms. Another inch of pull would be nice.

I have peep sights on several other rifles and sight placement is good. I did not know that this sight was moveable. I'll have to look and see how to do that. Thanks