Well I live in Georgia but shop and the range is in NC. Murphy, it is just about as far west in NC you can go before hitting TN way deep in the mountains.

does look like a big tailess rat.

Also gives a REAL GOOD view of her knives.

That is why I like hight volume powders, Unique/2400.

I would stay away from that! like has been said it is verboten to alter the SN and someone from BATF would surely thry to get a raise on your back. That said the sight he used must not have been for that rifle, I have a Lyman on a 30AW and a Marbles on a 1984 and neither required alteration of the S...

The local WM doesn't have very much ammo at all (took the only 7-08) and the only .22 they had was 2-50rnd boxs of Rem Goldens yesterday and the guy at the counter said they are not getting shipments like they use to and it goes as fast as it gets there. Stopped by a different WM about 50 miles down...

Here is someting I just recieved and figured I would pass on for my fellow LEO's ********************************************************************************************* H.R. 218 No Defence By Rapid City Journal staff Friday, August 29, 2008 The Meade county grand jury that indicted a Seattle p...

Thought it looked familiar, I found the Cast Boolits forum just after that buy closed. Which is why I bought the Saeco instead.

Old Ironsights, Who's boolit is that in your pics?? I have been using BTB 185FNGC but started casting this past year and am loading a 180FNGC Saeco. RanchDog Molds is supose to be coming out with a 190gr FNGC tumble lube soon which I hope to put thru it's paces. I also reciently aquired a couple han...

A guy I work with killed a bear last year and ground most of it and then smoked a roast using my pork rub. He did it low and slow until internal temp hit 195*. That had to be one of the best smoked meats I have had! just fell apart like one of my pork shoulders. Here in GA you are allowed 1blackie p...

I would throw my hat in for the 180's too. More mass will do more damage, my preference is for cast WFP boolits though.

I think a sight pusher could be used but don't know if it is cheaper than a vise. And if you hammer like I do there is an extreme danger of missing the punch and hitting something that will need polishing and rebluing! That's why I build garage shelves, fences and decks with deck screws. I hammer l...

I also us 2400 and Unique almost exclusivly and have played around with Trail Boss a little. My 170gr load uses 14.2gr of 2400 with WSP and clocks around 1500fps with no signs of excess pressures. I have taken the next step and cast my own bullets and have several that work very well. I am curently ...

Thank you that is exactly what I am looking for.

I have a 1894CP and want to put the slimmer and non-checkered stock and forend on and was wondering if I could get someone who owns a Cowboy version to measure the length and barrel channel width of the forend so that I can make sure that it will work before laying out cash. The stock looks like a n...

+1 on what marlinman said.... ...takes a long time to clean up :cry: skin grafs also take a long time to take. As stated by others AL goes from solid to oh stuff at about 1220* (depending on alloy) which sounds like alot concidering lead melts 620* at and zinc at 780*+/-. but if you are pouring the...

KEWL, thanks for the quick reply

ScottT wrote:I have gone considerably over the 15gr figure. Probably the best article on this can be found on Junior's website. Great article with lots of good information.

ScottT, Do you have a link??
TIA

I normaly carry a 1911 IWB but when I where shorts or overalls I carry a SP101 in a Thunderwear holster and no one has a clue. I have several .357's and the SP101 hurts the most to shoot but is the easiest to hide, would not change a thing I just don't shoot much full house at the range with it. I h...