Recent content by magpouch

Goodness that's a whole lot of info right there... Looks like you are onto things with your plan. My experience with Ruger and Smith and Wesson revolvers are that forcing cones are NEVER concentric to the bore. Don't believe me? Well its hard for me to prove, but like you I have all the...

Depending on how you use them, you never NEED to clean a brush. However, if you use a bore brush with any solvent that attacks copper you will want to rinse off the brush or solvent will eat the bristles and they will break off... I use solvent on patches, let sit and patch dry. I only use...

From what you are describing, I don't think that's your problem, but I would still encourage you to give compressed air a shot. It seems more likely to me that the three pieces (spring and both release levers) are not properly assembled? I would look up how to remove and reassemble the mag...

Old info to most, but melt using a thermometer, keep temp under 700 and letter melt. Skim the zinkers and clips. Easy peasey.

I have a dozen or so Square Deals. Keep a supply of the little plastic "feeder" tips for the small and large drop tubes (the ones that stay in the primer system). I have tried calling Dillon for the part number so I could order a bunch of spares, but they just keep sending a few for free...

Sorry, but someone please buy this...

P95's (and all the P-series guns) are good reliable handguns. You can find them on GunBroker often for less than $200. There aren't many handguns that display as much value for the cost...

I really like my Max.

Yes, I have firelapped a "few"... :) Great fun sometimes, I usually firelap shooting groups, and you can watch each group tighten up as you go. Also cut a bunch of forcing cones, my experience with Smith and Ruger revolvers is that they are usually nowhere near concentric to the bore, and as...

Just my opinion, but that's not a huge issue. How does it shoot? Is the the constriction gone?

I'll take those. PM on the way.

I load for the Tok. There is lots of data out there but do beware any that you may find posted by someone named "Clark". I have good luck with Power Pistol in 7.62x25 and have also had good luck cutting down .223 brass and forming to 7.62x25. Fun guns and cartridges, in most cases a person...

There is a product called Guncoat that is a baked on finish. It works wonderfully over a parkerised finish or even just a blasted finish. Also available in many colors. You can spray threads with no issue, it is a very thin coat. Although it is very durable, it will still wear wherever metal...

I don't see any issue with the safety as its a double action...

I finally picked one up last year. Glad I did :)