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When I went through the CCW course, I had yet to purchase a carry weapon. I heard lots about the Glocks so I rented one to qualify with. I was fully prepared to buy the Glock 19 based on others opinions, until I fired one myself. I ended up buying the M&P 9. At the time, S&W was running a...

I'm looking into purchasing a 2 part polyurethane mix and casting the backing disks in a mold. The polyurethane will have a higher durometer rating but should still be soft enough as to not damage or roll the edge on the wad cutters.

Hey SG! All Triple P loaders have the provision for the rubber backing disk if you ordered a wad cutter or not. It's just a matter of ordering the wad cutter in the caliber you require. The knife edge of the wad cutters are made of oil hardened tool steel to assure a long lasting cutting...

I was hell bent on squeezing as much accuracy out of my stainless Old Army as I could, which eventually lead me to making the Triple P. I have another Ruger that I won't alter, here's a photo. I've considered buying a blued 5 1/2" version and putting the brass trigger guard on it to get a...

Squirrel Gun I modified my Old Army to accept a scope some 15 years ago. The Old Army can be a serious tack driver for close encounters.

I hunt with a crossbow here in Ohio. The archery season here starts early and lasts all the way to the end of January with only a couple interruptions for guns season. I like it because it gives one a lot of opportunity to harvest with the season as long as it is. We're also allowed to hunt...

Thank You! I just wanted to say that it is I who owe all of you a great deal of thanks. I don't know if the Triple P Loader will make me rich, but I can say that thanks to it, and all of you, my life is already greatly enriched. I've met a lot of great people through these forums, and I'm...

snubby I have a Pietta 1851 "Reb" brasser in .44 I was thinking about doing this to. Thanks Madcratebuilder for laying the procedure out for us all to use as a guideline.

Another view. The principle difference between the two is the R & D has 6 firing pins and the entire unit rotates. The Kirst's back plate stays stationary and uses only 1 firing pin.

R & D conversion cylinder I have the R & D model. Here's a photo. They are very well made and drop right in with no problem.

That's probably the best avenue to find one, by searching the gun shows for old stock. Let me know if you can get more, I'd want one for sure!

I went to the Lee website and searched in the Black Powder section. They still offer a 2 cavity round nose in their catalog, but no hollow point. http://www.leeprecision.com/cgi/catalog/browse.cgi?1224917192.246=/html/catalog/blackpow.html

Where? I wouldn't mind having a 2nd!!

One more... Hope these helped.

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I haven't figured out how to post more then one photo at a time.

More photos Here's a few more angles.

I cast these for my Old Army From what I understand, these molds are hard to find. I found this one 12 years ago. I use my .36 cal. seating jag when loading to avoid damaging the nose of the bullet.

conversion cylinders Yes, there are conversion cylinders available for the ROA. Kirst makes one and R&D makes another. Be aware that you can only use "cowboy" loads in these conversions. I have an R & D conversion cylinder for my stainless ROA. Here's a link the the Kirst website...

12/20 ga. wad cutters Good suggestion! What diameter would those wads be?