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Never seen that I have loaded .38 and .357 for Rossi 92 and revolver. I have reloaded cases many many times. Worse I get is a small split in the case and toss it. Never had a full separation. However, I only load mild loads all subsonic.

I only have a Lee single state press but using many different brands of dies without a problem. It should be the case for the Dillon. No pun intended. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No bother cleaning them. Unless you have a lot, just pay it forward. Your generosity will come back to bless you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Brass As a reloader, I appreciate you not tossing brass. I reload .357 for my levergun as it doesn't feed .38. You would need to collect a lot to make it worth covering shipping costs. I suggest you leave it at the range in the free for all brass bucket.

Pistol .38/.357 .380 Rifle .223 30-30 .300blk

For when you want to shoot subsonic suppressed .22 but can't find any to buy. I can reload these sub .223 with my own cast boolits for cheaper than what I buy .22lr for. Great to have the option.

Love my LITE! I have way too much fun with my suppressor and my 22/45 LITE. I clean it when it starts to jam, which so far is never. Guess I need to shoot more. I squirt solvent in there and blow it all out and take it down when it needs it. Notice I put the magazine in whilst holding...

Done as part of shaping the slot!

Marlin 336 suppressor host Here is the rifle set up for a suppressor, cut the barrel, mag tube, spring, cut 3/4" off forearm, and notched the barrel for the barrel band screw .070" deep for .112" barrel thickness left in the barrel band screw location. Should be plenty thick in that location...

Agreed on the short barrel. I would never do it as it makes it really loud. I have a Model 94 Winchester that will stay stock 20" barrel. However, this Marlin 336 will be shot suppressed 99% of the time. I just don't shoot non-suppressed much anymore, its is a lot easier on my sensitive...

The 16" will be for a Marlin 336 Suppressor host! The suppressor adds another 8" of length, so I had the barrel cut down and threaded to help with the added length and weight of the suppressor. Most of the powder is burned off before 16" anyways. I may lose some velocity, but not much...

Thanks! Ha, ha. My go to load is 28gr of 3031 with a 170gr cast boolit! So, I will see pressures a little bit smaller than what you posted. Thanks for the graph! Just what I needed!

Hi, I am curious about pressure curve for my 16" barreled 30-30 that I had chopped from 20". Would like to get a chart like the following out to 16", for a typical 30-30 factory load with 170gr projectile. You are free to make up whatever velocity and powder values to get a representative...

Caliber wars got to love it. .380 seemed to be the ticket for Grandpa. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2012/07/17/surveillance-vid-shows-71-year-old-concealed-carry-holder-opening-fire-on-would-be-robbers/

They were happy with the information I gave them and I am not going to dwell on it any more. It is in the hands of the other C&R holder I transferred it to now.

Don't have the C&R and I never turned in my book. I still have it and will keep it around forever. I don't know if I was supposed to send it in or not.

I had a C&R license several years ago and bought and sold a few C&R rifles and handguns. Anyhow, I get an email today from DOJ that they are doing a trace analysis on a Yugoslavian SKS I purchased back in 2002 and want to know if I still have it. I called them and they said Law Enforcement...

Venting is what Al Gore invented the internet for, ha, ha. Got the stock, paid the the postage, sent in my receipt fax. We shall see what happens. Stock fits nicely with a couple chips in the wrist but functional.

Ok. They want me to pay the additional postage and fax in a copy of the receipt. They will then credit back the amount. Hopefully they will do this. Kind of a hassle overall.

Wow! I guess it is about a miracle to get the right parts!