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As Blue stated, even if you use the same powder consistently the charge weight will vary from day to day. I can usually get the number I need within 3 tries of drop and weigh, drop and weigh so it's not a big deal and I know it's correct for todays loading session.

My fav is my little S&W mod 34 w/2" barrel. Nice and light, plenty accurate and always there when I need it.....

I recently picked up a dual caliber Beeman and had issues right off the bat. Neither caliber would shoot with the accuracy I wanted. I cruised several air gun forums and found out that they need to be cleaned and "re-bedded". On my gun there are 3 "action" screws that hold the barreled action...

Unique (among other things) is something that drove the invention of the Little Dandy Adjustable Rotor. When I designed it I made sure there was a "sharp" leading edge that will actually shear a single grain of powder. This sharp leading edge not only makes dispensing Unique easier and more...

IMHO....... It does make it a little easier particularly when seated.

Retired, then explain how I can serve process for 6 attorneys in my area when the sheriff's office is "too backed up" to do it in a timely manner???? I'm ex LEO but that has no bearing. I'm not an attorney nor a party to the action. They use me on occasion to expedite service or when the SO...

Then they are in violation of privacy laws and it will soon catch up with them when they give out info on the wrong person.

Release the spring THEN unscrew the thumb screw and remove the entire measure. Dump the existing powder and refill with the powder of the day......

WW Universal and 870's do not go well together. Stay away from steel headed ammo altogether and you'll be good to go. Next time you buy ammo carry a magnet and check the head for steel, some are brass plated.

Go to Wolf Creek (west of the airport) and seek out the club manager and ask for instruction. Heed what is taught and pay attention to what is said and you'll be better off than any instructional video.

I used to play with my 35 Rem using pistol bullets and got good results on 'yotes using JHP's. It is my understand that cast lead and Micro Groove barrels don't get along well. My old Speer #10 manual shows loads for 125 and 158 grain SP's and JHP's using RE7, 680, 4895 and 3031 but nothing...

Hate to say this but..... The "office" isn't going to tell the process server anything!! They will only give info of that nature to law enforcement. And to set the record straight, a process server is NOT an officer of the court. They are private individuals serving a court issued document...

I have to agree with most of the statements above, except....... I have always been one to buy once, cry once. My other quirk is that poly carb lenses always have distortion somewhere in the lens and that's where I find my self looking. I don't/won't wear anything but a quality ground, glass...

As my Grandfather once told me about processing a deer; "get a real sharp knife and cut away anything you don't want to eat". Been working for me for almost 40 years now...

I've been carrying a Colt Defender for the better part of 10 years. It fits my hand very well, and I can shoot it better than anything else I own. A good belt and holster make all the difference.....

Make sure that you're not short stroking the press. If done "occasionally" that could account for the 20% that won't properly chamber....

Unless you guys are calling it something different, "cam over" is a function of the die setting not the press itself.

Consider doing inlays of thin, exotic wood to do away with EFR's handiwork...

I once had a "non gun" friend ask to borrow a gun while I knew he was going through a divorce with his wife. I politely declined so he used the old, "car in the garage" ploy. Worked just as well with less mess and my gun wasn't involved.....

Unless I miss my guess that pistol post-dates the era of your father's service dates.....I could be wrong?????