:shock: :evil: :roll: Well fellow shooters.....Am I embarrASSed. I found that my hand loads were just a little larger at the base near the rim than new cases and that I had to force the last 1/32 inch into the cylinder and then the rotation was fine...So fine and sudden, that I had my second accidental discharge in 63 years. The first comming at age 11, in front of my father, with a model 8 remington rifle, the second with a 41 Biz that I slipped my thumb off the hammer of on a loaded chamber on expecting it to be bound-up...I killed my multi-drawer bolt and screw bin on the back of my loading bench, punched a hole in the corner of the Charles Bronson Breakheart Pass Picture pinned on the wall, and further inspection revealed no other damage. The garrage door was down, and the side door shut, so the noise did not alert the neighbors.....However, She Who Will Be Obeyed has lost one more little bit of confidence in the longevity of my graymatter and judgement. The Lord did not want me yet, one slight turn to the left and a large vise would have been a great rebound devise...Safety First Fellow Shooters, even us old hands can have a Dead Head Moment. Greg in Boise.
