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Hello fellow THRers, It's time to give away some more brass! Due to a potential problem in my last giveaway, in which an interested THRer lost out by asking questions before claiming the brass, I'll try to answer all questions ahead of time. 1. All of this brass is of various headstamps...

Time to give away another bag of brass. While scrounging at the range, I pick up many calibers that I don't reload. This time it's approx. 230 .40S&W cases and 31 .45 Colt cases (not ACP). I threw them in the tumbler for about an hour. All of the .45 Colt cases are in great shape. 98% of...

I'm a brass scrounger. I get out to my local DNR operated range atleast twice a month, shoot for a while then dig through the brass buckets. When I have the patience, I look at each headstamp, and verify that it's a caliber I'm looking for, even though I'm pretty good at identifying them...

I received a letter from the ATF today. It was sent to all FFL holders in Michigan. Guns Galore in Fenton, MI had several guns stolen on August 8th. They are as follows: Ruger P89 9mm #315-86335 Ruger P94 .40 #341-79764 Ruger P90 .45 #663-75333 Ruger P94 .40...

I need some feedback from you guys. I sold a rifle on Auction Arms about two weeks ago. Communication with the buyer has been slow, but I never had any indication that anything was wrong. We determined shipping costs, and he sent me a cashier's check, FFL copy, and a couple of photocopies...

I decided to apply for a Curio and Relics license. I requested the form from the ATF, filled it out and sent it in. A few days later, they debited my application fee. No problems on that end. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this process, there is a second copy of the application...

A friend of mine has been ordering large amounts of ammo via mail and is having it sent to his place of work. He does this because of where he lives; he doesn't want it sitting on his porch unattended. Last week, an FBI agent stopped by his work twice to question him. Both times, he was...

I own a relatively small lawnservice business. Generally, I am busy between late March and early December. During that time, I do quite well for myself. We do snow removal the rest of the year, but it's usually only 1-2 days of work per week, and I have to rely partly on my savings from the...