Recent content by Throckmorton

they work fine for .45 Colt, had one for a couple of years, np, decided to go 550,son got the sdb,he's happy with it.

I"ve lso used the 10 grains Unique load many times in my Marlin, just for fun/plinking. 30-30's get more use that way, not just collect dust in the closet

do these have the firing pin on the hammer, or is it frame mounted.

"Shooting at 200 yards off hand I found the lighter trigger to be beneficial over the stock 6.5 pound." The counteman at our Bimart said that all new rugers were coming with EIGHT pound + triggers,and he proved it to me with my guage and then his. UGH I bought my BX that day for 50 bucks...

as long as I load med. to full loads they are, Low end loads in 45 colt suck.I"ve not tried it in smaller cases like 357/38. with low end loads in 45 colt, the sound difference is very noticeable ,shot to shot.

has anyone ever shot this in a stock 10-22 ? Looks like a heck of a deal, 3.6 cent ammo.

I"m confused about what you are calling a 'cannelure.' I've never seen cast bullets with a cannelure,.. they have a lube groove,and if they're designed for a Colt load, a crimp groove for a roll crimp.Can you show me/us a picture of the bullet ? I've loaded at least a half dozen different...

ACT QUICK this expires today. FREE shipping with 5 box order,that is cheap shooting ! http://palmettostatearmory.com/22-lr-40gr-rn-500rds.html

That is a heck of a deal ! Just checked, still going on. I"m in the 'no walmart near me ' crowd,so that price shipped is HOT.

If it falls thru, I'm your Huckleberry .

Reloading manuals ? what company, how old,etc ? thanks !

Primers do go off occasionally when being seated on the Leeloader,so eye protection ALWAYS,and ear protection not a bad idea either. I never had one go off in many hundreds of shotshell rounds,but users do report it happening. Lee's powder bushings and dippers are famous for measuring light, so...

one thing i've learned about TB in my cowboy loads for .45 colt., the low end loads suck. I use middle of the road with the handguns,and top end for the carbine. Be aware,nowhere near a pound in the jug....9 oz as I recall.

man,would I love to have those parts ! I have the same gun, a couple of years newer that the former owner had modified. :( Good price for sure on that shooter !

Glad you are ok ! wow,that had to be traumatic as hell ! nail his butt ! If for no other reason than to protect other shooters. Go straight to the top,the AG of that state,if you're thinking a small town DA won't prosecute. I would also put pics of the gun and ammo box on every site and...