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invector chokes of any configuration will fit. I was able to get some off ebay for just a few dollars each

thanks I haven't been able to test it yet,but I do have another scale,and test weights. I have a rcbs 10-10 scale ,which is also almost identical to the lyman

anybody have one like this?

invector my older bps uses invector tubes. there are available most every where ,and great deals can be had on ebay . mostly on ebay,no one else will bid against you. same for the older berretta tubes .can get them for $5 shipped sometimes.

I have a forster case trimmer,and a 1/2 cordless drill. remove the handle and chuck up the shaft,start trimming cases.

the leverevolution powder that hornady uses in their factory loads is now available to handloaders.

Ive purchased two americans in the last year,and am satisfied with both. both are sub minute of angle shooters,and decent hunting rifles at half the price of most others I have. one 22-250 .and one 7-08.

Another place to look,would be www.trackofthewolf.com ,they deal in authentic muzzleloaders every day,and my be able to help identify your piece.

well, the rubbing compound removes all but the worst spots,and those are the ones that look like the picture. It does give the brass a kind of neat "matte" finish ,though. Im going to see if corn cob will polish it back to normal.

some have black spots,some are not tarnished,but are rough textured over some of the surface,some have multicolored spot,but dont appear to be pitted. I put the worst 2 dozen in the tumbler with corn cob media that has been treated with a lot of rubbing compound. Incidentally,the corn cob...

30-30,308,9mm,300 win mag

I recently acquired a lot of brass from an estate sale. While most of it cleans up very well,a certain percentage looks like it laid out on the ground for a period of time(range pick up,Im guessing). At what point would you not use the ugly ones? Im thinking of treating my tumbler media with...

:) just so you know,I hate you.

A friend and I were grouse hunting on foot one fine day 20 years ago.We spotted a gun case lying under a small pine tree.In it,was a pristine marlin 22 bolt action,with the tube magazine,missing the follower for the tube.I called a friends dad,a deputy sheriff,and it was indeed stolen,from a old...

i had a fn 49 years back,firing pin broke,fired a round out of battery.broke the stock,showered me with pieces of brass in the face and neck.glad I had glasses on.

another good reason not to live in new york.:cuss:

I have tumbled moly off of jacketed bullets in my tumbler with fresh corn cob.

I had to send mine in after about 60 rounds with extraction problems.I called taurus ,and they sent out a fed ex truck to pick it up from my house,free. At least 2 or 3 rounds of each magazine wouldnt extract,and would jam the action tightly,when a new round would feed in.Sometimes no rounds...

I have had an FEG for a few years,and am pretty happy with it.

I had a cabelas employee tell me I couldnt get real blackpowder anymore,and the stuff they had in stock was way better anyway.I asked him if he had ever heard of "track of the wolf",the muzzleloader place,which happened to be a few miles down the road,and how long had he worked at cabelas?He...