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Posts posted by Uriah, SASS # 53822
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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
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Gunsmith,
is there a chip on the second photo, in the butt stock? Or is that a reflection?
Uriah
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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
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What type radical does it have? Cross wire? They have several types.
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I’ve also that got a 1903 A3 with an RA 8-43 barrel. CMP gun, Greek return. Two groove rifling and a pinned stock rather than the Cross bolts.
Uriah
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54 minutes ago, Bailey Creek,5759 said:
I like 500 Gr, RCBS BULLET MOLD.
With SPG Lube. 0.30 wad. Compression die.
Drop tube.
Powder Swiss 1 1/2 72 Grains.
Pull Rifle tight into Shoulder.
Winchester cases?
I get 63.5 1.5F Swiss and just touch it, .012-.02”, with Jones 535gr 45001
1180 fps with of a REM or Starline cases. Like smokeless, the smaller the case the more efficient it is.
Uriah
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Slow Poke,
This is how I load the 4570.
- Fire form brass, no resizing.
- 20:1 or 25:1 lead tin, .459 sizing, vigilante lube or SPG
- CCI BR2 primers. Winchester second.
- Primers wads under the primer, newsprint. (You could dispense with that, little effect)
- Expand slightly - the case will chamber, and accept the bullet. That’s takes trial and error to get right.
- Used a drop tube. 64 gr 2F, you want to compress the powder .05 - .10”
- Vegetable wads, topped with newsprint wads (prevents the wad from sticking).
- Used a compression die. Don’t use the bullet to compressed the powder.
- Seat the bullet. I only have to use the straight line seated on 1 in 50.
- I generally will you the cartridges in a box, bullet side up, for two weeks to a month. That way the lube sticks so I can withdraw them, and not lose the bullet.
For years I use a blow tube on the 45-70. Had to go to wiping with the 38-50. If you go to the blow tube, deep breaths. The air in the lungs are 100% humidity, the air in the airway is not.- 2
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Snuffy,
The twist rate on your barrel is indeed marginal. Do you have any lighter bullets you can try?
I am always amazed at the Quigley, the bucket, you can hear the unstable bullets going down range.
Wow wow wow wow etc.
And they hit!
Uriah
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I’ve only seen these with the 7.5” barrel. Were they offered in any other length?
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Snuffy,
This is how I load the 45-70
- Fires form brass, no resizing.
- 20:1 or 25:1 lead tin, Paul Jones 535gr 45001, .459 sizing, Vigilante lube or SPG
- CCI BR2 primers.
- Primers wads under the primer, newsprint. You could dispense with that.
- Expand slightly - the case will chamber, and accept the bullet. That’s takes trial and error to get right.
- Used a drop tube.
- Vegetable wads, topped with newsprint wads (prevents the wad from sticking).
- Used a compression die. Don’t use the bullet to compressed the powder.
- Seat the bullet. I only have to use the straight line seated on 1 in 50.
- I generally will you the cartridges in a box, bullet side up, for two weeks to a month. That way the lube sticks so I can withdraw them, and not lose the bullet.
For years I use a blow tube on the 45-70. Had to go to wiping with the 38-50. If you go to the blow tube, deep breaths. The air in the lungs are 100% humidity, the air in the airway is not.
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Does anyone find this hard to read?
PLEASE replay DIRECTLY
There, I said it.
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1 hour ago, Dilli GaHoot Galoot said:
I can hear my 22 Hornet whispering to me, but my wallet is just laughing
I wonder if they can work in a 5.7x28? There’s some 45 grain bullets on the top end of the loads, but ,I don’t know about the profile.
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https://shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/recommendation
I just stumbled across this.
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PM send.
Uriah
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I had a Field Grade 4” about 40 years ago. Take get down was extremely simple, unlike Ruger’s Mark II
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I’ll take them.
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$450 at 8% over 48 years
$13,000?
I don’t have the right calculator.
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Sam Sackett,
The can in a bag. Same as the photos you present.
I’m going to let it go. Not worth the risk.
Uriah
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Does anyone have has a recipe for 12 gauge or 38 special?
Hodgdon Trap #14
It predates the Internet 30 years.
Thanks,
Uriah
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I ran across some unused powder, still in wrapper. I didn’t pick it up. Just wondering if I made a mistake.
Uriah
Name of the shot shell brass shell press that resizes shells
in SASS Wire
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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