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Nice. Excited for a moment- I have one but with 5 1/5” bbl. And would consider making it a pair for but this is the 7 1/2” bbl…..

You ought to see what they have over in Okinawa. The skeeters over there line up at the top of your blanket and pull it off of you to get at you. If you stomp on the cockroaches over there, they just look up at you like "WHAT!?!?"

Come and Shoot in Western Canada... Jabez Cowboy

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It's got your radio, it's got your heater, it's got your easy rider rifle rack to hold not one, not two, but THREE of your favorite rifles!"

Howdy Larry, I can always use more 44-40. What ya got?

I just wipe them down with wipes as pictured.

Sorry TM... but that pictured round looks neither fully seated nor showing any crimp at all. Anion d Mike be only ½ right. With adequate neck tension, a 38 Spl, might not need a crimp in a revolver, but they don't have the combined weight of up to 8 rounds plus spring pressure pushing against that neck tension. Add in the hammer effect of both recoil and the movement of that column of cartridges in the magazine.

That is very bad! Common here in Tennessee is bathroom fans vented into the attic. So cold moist air is getting blown into hot humid air... Condensing humidity in the attic. Insulation, sheathing, joists... The alternative is running out the roof or into an eave, either way getting wasps in the bathroom.

Some folks should never be taught to post video to You Boob. The original cartridge was called the 45 Brimstone. The conversions of the walker for the Brimstone were created by Gary Barnes aka: Hoof Hearted. The original parent cartridge used was the 460. And, NO, cut down 45-70 cases would not be SASS/CAS legal (READ the rules). The 460 cartridge is also not SASS/CAS legal (READ the RULES). Additionally, most places, about the third target you broke with 300Gr bullets would invite your immediate departure.

How much is a Star reloader selling for 45 ACP dies

I’ll get right on it. Thanks for the re-order. You need any more 44-40?

You’re just jealous ‘cause they don’t talk to you!!

Amazing. Fascinating.

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Doesn't look like the one in the picture had power run to it either. I've seen the no power to the fan but never the no hole for the fan. One thing that I used to warn homeowners about, if I noticed it while in their attic, was when ducted range hoods had open ducts just extended to above the drywall ceiling and had no ducting to the roof. Big time fire hazard. More than one house caught on fire due to that.

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I'm of "None of The Above." It's quite simple. Call DILLON, explain your sad tale of woe and source up a new die. Place the old die in a safe place (That round file thingie"). Then take a couple of days off. And, Per Larsen E., always use some case lube Dillon or One Shot even if you have a carbide die. Your arm will like you more and your machine will like you a lot more.

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Sold to you Jedediah, pm sent

What do you favour as a rust protection oil for your blued firearms? I've used G96 for a long time (always bought the large aerosol cans). I keep a G96 soaked rag in a salsa jar (with lid) and use that to wipe down guns before putting them in the safe.