Recent content by B.Roberts

I reload every brand. I only buy starline brass for handguns.

Yes, without it, your cylinder would fall off the crane assembly.

So if I can't load my .45 colt cylinder up to 23,000psi, does that mean I need to load my .45acp cylinder down to 14,000?

P345, followed closely by P90.

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I had the same decision to make earlier this year. I had the choices narrowed down to the Zeiss 3-9, VXR 3-9, and the V3 2-10. I really liked the features and price of Leopold's vxr. Leopold V3 was the best looking scope, by far. I disliked the variable eye relief of the Leopold's. All...

Great guns. Absolutely one of my favorites.

Great write up. Thanks for daring. Good shootin' too.

Free floating the barrel on mine made a definite improvement.

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It is a great round. Just about my favorite factory round for the .45.

I wouldn't pay more than $350 for a used one in a pawn shop. Great gun.

Good luck, and have fun with it. I do think the p345 is a great choice.

I have one and enjoy it immensely. My P345 is accurate and reliable. I would recommend it to anyone who wanted an inexpensive .45 acp. As much as I love the P345, I would probably give the edge to the P90 over the p345 to someone who may have difficulty returning the product to ruger for...

Only if you grind some metal off the rear of the cylinder.