Recent content by Desperado

I'll take it. 1) NIB Marlin JM marked offset hammer spur.....................................$45.00 shipped

What part of North Idaho? Maybe interested.

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I will take the "Skinner sight for 1894 Marlin blue (fading) with front sight $45 + ship" PM inbound

I would like the (35 REM RCBS dies, a little dirty but good dies. $28 shipped) and the (500 +/- 45 ACP brass, tumbled clean, LP, 1F $45 shipped) pm inbound.

Very nice!!!!!!!

Well lets see some more pic's of these Marlins remember the older the better. That 336 Marauder sure looks nice.

I hope that no one minds a Marlin ....... This ol Marlin was handed down to my dad from his, then to me, it is an 1893, 30-30 with a 26" barrel serial number dates it to 1901, it has been well used and still shoot great, I will never get rid of it.

From what I understand they are made by Checkmate and look to be of the Hybrid type, here is a link http://www.checkmatemagazines.com/cart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=12&idproduct=34

A few months back I took a small round chain saw file to the part of the frame that the rim of the case is hitting, took all of 3 min. to file the square out of the frame and make it round like my Remington frame came with, now it will run any mag that I have.

I shouldn't have to buy powder for a while....................but I will most likely stock up on a few other powders when I see them.

I thought it was a deal I couldn't pass up, I missed out on a Keg 2 weeks ago from the same place, was not going to let that happen again.

I found an 8# Keg of Bullseye at the local Sportsman's Warehouse today, walked out $148.39 lighter in the wallet, and 8# heaver on the powder.

I have found that I can use this case kicker for all steps on a single stage press but priming, I like using a hand or bench primer anyway, the shell holder does rotate around a bit, I found that it rotates most when I put a shell in the holder and not on ejection, if it rotates a bit I just...

It won't work at all if you use your press for priming, not sure I would use it for seat only, but it will work for seat and crimp.