Yusta B.

If you do this with the extractors extended it -might- not catch a hull with crimp ears sticking out or with a swelled case head because the shells are not seated completely.

Yep. Last thing I do at the loading table before holstering the pistols.

Pull the base pin & check the spring loaded pin in the end. Make sure it is free to retract.

Lizard Litter Desert Blend.

Except the title ....... ACCURATE POWER RECALL

A good read from Paco Kelly on .45 Colt lever guns. https://www.leverguns.com/articles/paco/45coltlevergun.htm

You can also use a dried red kidney bean to adjust the shot volume, or a dried pea, or ...........

Sent you a PM. Yusta

Double Alpha also has a vid.

I cut a piece of 1/2" dia. pipe to a length that will support the bolt with the rifle laying flat on a table.

I suspect it wasn't done with any malice intended. If I get to the unloading table & there's brass there that isn't mine I just place it in a neat pile. Benefit of the doubt.

Here's a rig that my daughter & granddaughter both have. It works well & is reasonable priced. http://www.knightsleatherproducts.com/StarterRig.html

She does fantastic engraving but I don't THINK she does checkering wood. https://lcgraphicdesigns.tripod.com/aspenfillys/engraving.html

You have classified ALL CAS folks. That's ridicules.

And you are dead wrong on this one. (respectfully)

Noz, The infamous Three Musketeers Sweep. It's an 8 target set numbered 1 thru 8. All for one - rifle or both pistols = 10 shots . Shoot 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-4-1 One for all - other gun(s) = 10 shots. Shoot 1-4-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8

If you use a case checker you can try neck only sizing. If so - try the loaded rounds in of all your guns in that caliber.

Yep - freshwater lake with a population of seals oddly enough.

^^ This - if it repeats on the same chamber , it may well be the notch. Take a sharpy with you to the shoots & mark the chamber it won't fire.

He said in the comments that he made it.

I find case checkers being pretty good at finding split cases.

Great idea. Tip - drill two holes in it for future dowels before you cut it down.

Scores ..... http://cowboy.okcgunclub.org/LR/Land Run 2021/index.html

Sometime in the 1960's I bought a National Match M1 Garand from the DCM. As I recall it was about $175. Don't ask what happened to it. When my father died I inherited a like new 30-40 Krag he brought home from The Great War. Don't ask what happened to it. Excuse me - I'm gonna go throw up now ........

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