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Yep. Dunnit with no problems very same scenario. Also, been on the other side of the table and offered to write a check. Same credentials and never turned down on a sale yet. Last one was on a M1A at the Richmond show for $1K+.

+1 for me

I lost an extractor and spring once out on the range. Other than that as an extra all I did was stock up on magazines.

I have sets on a Turkish Mauser, Mosin M38 and M91/30. Great sight picture and helped close my groups substantially over the original battle sights.

Consider Hodgdon Clays. A little goes a long way.

I've seen a beat up Russian on the same table at the Raleigh gun show for two years now. It's labeled "Pre-Ban" and has a $985 price tag on it. LOL

I use Shotgun News as a reference tool and enjoy the articles (like I do in Playboy) that help keep me informed as to what is new and what's happening in the legal sense.

88 - Western Cartridge Company (Olin), East Alton, IL FN - Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre (FN), Herstal, Belgium HXP - Greek Powder & Cartridge Company, Athens, Greece R-P - Remington Arms Company, Inc., Bridgeport CT , and later: Lonoke, AR (also used by CDM of Mexico)

Get a Ruger Blackhawk with the extra .45ACP cylendar. Don't look back.

Windage: move the front sight to the left Elevation: try a heavier bullet (198 grain) Hakim Manual

+1 I think of reloading as a hobby within a hobby.

I'm lazy. For range pick up brass I put them in a nylon mesh ladies zip-up garment bag (Wallyworld) and run them through the washer with a bunch of towels or jeans (to cut the noise). Most times they come out sparkling. Don't want to overload the bag or use too few towels because the cases...

Anneal the brass after 5 reloadings and this will go away.

Powder formulas change over the years. Better to keep up with the times. Also, I've found it helpful to use several different (Hornady, Speer, Lyman, VitaVouri and Sierra) manuals on hand to compare loads.

I've got one of the Mech Tech carbine conversion units for a 1911. Had it for about 5 years or so. Very much fun to shoot. I have a red dot scope on the top and use it regularly to vaporize clay pidgeons at 100 yards using 200 grain LSWC reloads. I've never had any problems with it at all. My...

I've been in since 1973.

Naw, Ya think? My 16 X 20 gun room.

I bought one new in 1970. Still have it and shoot it upon occasion. Waxed lead bullets gum things up fairly quickly so I use the copper plated ones. I take it down and thoroughly clean it about once a year.

I wash mine in a mesh garment bag I got at Walmart. Load 50 to 100 depending on case size into the bag then toss it in the washer with a bunch of towels. This is best done while the wife unit is elsewhere. Gotten a bit noisier since we got the front loader.