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Uriah, SASS # 53822

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  • Birthday 09/07/1955

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    Minnesota
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    CAS, Black Powder Cartridge Rifle, BP Shotgun

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  1. German Jim, I had the misfortune of ordering in 25 pounds, thinking that it would be all right for the 45-70. Same for the KIK powder. I could get neither one of those to shoot. The only things I use those powder for his practice offhand for my 45-70 hunting loads, 50 - 100yds, CAS, and shotguns. Uriah
  2. 45 S&W in pistols, 25 gr FFG Diamondback, 45 PRS (235gr I think), 600 fps. Uriah
  3. Stepnmud, You can calibrate the thermometer with a 5/8” open end wrench applied to the underside of the scale. I usually have 25:1 and a melting point of 605°. You have to set it for 605° and when the solution is half solid and half liquid. I generally have the lead at 730 - 780°, depending on caliber and garage temperature. Uriah
  4. It’s very hard to come up with the bore on a 3 land rifling. The good news, black powder and 25:1 lead tin bullet, 405 gr, it will slug up to the bore. Uriah
  5. Abilene, I’ve got one of those. No help with the Magtech. I use arbor press, about 1/10 inch from bottom-out. No matter what I did, it wouldn’t go in all the way. Like you, I use an 1/2 inch deep well socket to get them out. I’ve chambered the magtech empty cases in a modern shotgun. No problem. Sliding the empty cases in to my Parker and LeFever Damascus shotguns, that same 1/10 inch wouldn’t go. I’ve got all brass Winchester and UMC hulls. They fit my guns perfectly, no resizing. I eventually got someone to run them on a lathe with a mandrel. I had one box done. Then the empty cases would fit in my Parker and Lefever shotguns. I lost two of the magtech cases, due to splitting, on the initial fire. Eventually, I’ll anneal them. All the other magtech let go. Uriah
  6. Once in a while, I get an unforeseen 9 mm stuck in a 45 caliber when I’m dry tumbling. I turn my Tumbler on and then hold the 45 case up of against the center stud. In about 10 to 15 seconds, I can pull the 9 mm out easily. Uriah
  7. Gunsmith, is there a chip on the second photo, in the butt stock? Or is that a reflection? Uriah
  8. You can’t receive messages. Adjustable trigger? I don’t see it in their sales information. Automatic safety? I SEE it in their sales information. Uriah
  9. What type radical does it have? Cross wire? They have several types.
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    2. WHITE LIGHTNIN,SASS # 527

      WHITE LIGHTNIN,SASS # 527

      I think this went thru to you 

      larry white

      5100 e. Tango circle

      anaheim ca .   92807

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  11. Sheldon Wade,

     

     I will take the 380 ACP, if it’s a 3-die set. I don’t know what else it could be, but you never know.

     

    Al Loquasto

    4074 141st Ct W

    Rosemount, Mn 55068

     

    Thanks,

    Uriah

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    2. SHELDON WADE SASS REGULATOR #19986

      SHELDON WADE SASS REGULATOR #19986

      ok alan I sent a request for the $38.00 to both the phone number and the email so which ever one works, already have the dies boxed up and ready to go priority mail. will ship tomorrow after I receive funds and thanks

    3. SHELDON WADE SASS REGULATOR #19986

      SHELDON WADE SASS REGULATOR #19986

      got the transfer w3ill ship tomorrow thanks

    4. SHELDON WADE SASS REGULATOR #19986

      SHELDON WADE SASS REGULATOR #19986

      got the transfer w3ill ship tomorrow thanks

       

      here is the tracking number for dies from priority mail   9114 9023 0722 4445 6590 70

  12. Springfield Rifle, carbine, 1895, or single shot? Just asking.
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