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Bullett Sass 19707

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  1. I just shot with Hessian Joe this weekend in Boise Idaho.  He shot his first match.   You will see his score at idahocowboyaction.com.  Bullett

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  2. I have loaded 444 brass for the 410 using black powder.  I would have to check but I think I loaded about half way full with 3f or 4f and cardboard wad and the rest with #9 shot and glued a cardboard wad over the load.  My daughters had a great time with them and very little recoil.   Made about 8 to 10 inches of flame on a cloudy day.  Bullett

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  3. 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

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  4. 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 

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  5. I have used many different brands of primers, Fed, Win, Rem, Tula, wolf, agila, some made in china and others.  Genex were the most difficult to seat in 9mm of all.  I was glad to see the last loaded and shot up.  They all 1000 of them went off but difficult to seat.  Bullett

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  6. 9 hours ago, Reverend P. Babcock Chase said:

    Is the gate rubbing or contacting the ratchet on the back of the cylinder? I can't look at my guns right now to tell if that is even possible.

     

    Rev. Chase

    Yes It looks like the gate is the problem it angles toward the cylinder when it closes,  Thank You Bullett

  7. I am placing a kirst conversion cylinder in a pietta 1851 44 cal.  The cylinder works fine and locks up well until I close the loading gate.  If I open the loading gate the smallest amount the cylinder works fine.  locks up when closed all the way.  Any ideas?  Thanks Bullett

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