Recent content by LAH

Exactly. Sixguns & others bring me countless hours of pleasure.

An older video for a winters day. BTW I mis-spoke in the video of course. It is a 1976 model.

Mine is a 1976 model that I fitted an ACP cylinder to. If you try it, you will like it.

2400 will allow you to back off a little, so will Unique. Bullseye, Red Dot, Green Dot, & 231 are great for lighter stuff.

Critical is good. I wondered if it would feed without issue myself. Both my S&W MPs & the CZ75 feed it without issue. I wanted something with a meplat for varmints & coyote/bobcat when a shot was presented. There is also no shoulder on the Lee bullet so they work pretty good in...

You couldn't shoot in the yard in 1977 when I was there.

Been in that place a few times.

Of course we want a full report on the rifle.

250 to 280 work for me. A 250 RNFP is hard to beat or a slightly heavier Keith.

For handgun ammo I just throw a note in the can with the loads. Most rifle loads I use the ton of labels Sierra gave me on the last tour.

I've never found the Hornady off either. I very seldom use it & the check weight thing is just something I do in the process of it all.

Thank you Kevin.

Kevin you asked is one 9mm bullet weight more accurate than another? I can't answer that for you. I will say the Saeco 928 bullet shot very well in my three 9s. As for the bullet I use, I have switched all my 9s to the Lee 38-125-RF. It works great plus I use it a lot in my 38 Specials. Saeco...

I use Hornaday which was given to me. I check each load which comes from it.

If I could see the front site it would be mine.