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Bullett Sass 19707

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About Bullett Sass 19707

  • Birthday 12/02/1959

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    19707
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    Squaw Butte Regulators

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    Oregon
  • Interests
    Shooting, Hunting, model building

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  1. 32 SW, 32 long 32 h&r mag and 32 auto all run well in my Ruger single six. Bullett
  2. When using hollow base bullets, if you up the powder a little they shoot more accurately in my guns. I think the skirt flares out a little more. Bullett
  3. For sale Remington model 700 in 7mm mag. Synthetic stock and barrel had baked on coating. Shot very little and kept in great condition. Barrel is 26 inches. Would like $650.00 plus shipping. Reply to this add or pm me. Make sure your FFL will accept from an individual. Thanks, Bullett
  4. If you dont get what you need let me know. Bullett
  5. Did you use your metal cowboy targets with fmj 9mm ammo and was there any issues with safty or damage to the targets? Thanks Bullett
  6. I also have an 1889 38-40 I shoot light smokeless loads. Bullett
  7. One of our shooters used .32 bisleys with adj sights and 6 1/2 in barrels. He passed a few years ago and dont know what happened to them. Bullett
  8. I have an RCBS 10-10 scale I have been using for about 15 years. I was having issues getting consistent readings and the measurements were changing each time I remeasured the same load. If I poured it in fast I would get a measure then poured slow and get a different measure. Then the recoil became a little more in my guns. I finally bought an electronic scale and found my charges were half a grain more using the 10-10 than the electronic scale. In my cowboy loads I have a little room to spare with an increased in powder but I shoot other shooting sports. In my 9mm I was over the max load. Has anyone else had something like this happen? Bullett
  9. If I understand your question this very much shortened the life of the brass. It spits much faster and possible while used in the rifle causes more difficult or lack of proper extraction. Bullett
  10. Had the same problem with 38 357 dies RCBS. These were steel dies and I sent them back to RCBS 4 times. They never were right and always put major scratches that were so deep you could feel them. I bought a lee resizing die and dont use the RCBS and problem went away. I use walnut media from the pet store and I have sized nickel cases. Bullett
  11. If you are standing near when the .30 cal blackhawk went it goes off you will remember it. One of the loudest hand guns I have ever shot. Bullett
  12. You will find a lot of GFL 9mm brass. It loads very well in 9mm. Bullett
  13. I have about 8 boxes of brass and dies. I will post pictures tonight. Bullett
  14. I saw your post about removing the pin that holds the extractor on a 73 rifle. I make a bolt bench block that holds the bolt secure while you drive the pin out.

    $25 + $10 shipping.

     

    KingSnake

    Bolt Bench Block 2.jpg

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