Yusta B.

Possum - You da man, my friend !!

if it's Cody Conagher in West Virginia he will definitely help you.

Most likely not holding your mouth right.

'cause T Bone's gettin wore out.

Pretty much "What do you imbibe & is ok if it's served through a downspout !! Sorry - I couldn't help it.

I'd cut off 2 toes to be able to be there brother.

Gotta hold yer mouth j-u-s-t right.

This is 9mm range brass, dirty, buggy and looking for a home. I used a universal deprimer first - just the way I do it. Tumbled in Frankfort tumbler with hot water, 1 tsp Strato Sheen, 1 tsp Lemi Shine, and 3 and 5/8 drops of Dawn . No pins used, no ceramic, no gravel etc. Easy-peasy, no sorting. Rinse & about an hour in dehydrator at 120 deg. I do blot with a towel before starting drying process. Pic coming. Really having a bad night ....... Beer provided the solution.

Widder - I think that there is actually a White-eared Bluegill. I saw one in a crick over by Tullahoma once. 😀

Read Study Doc Shapiro's book.

Hey Griff ! I shot there for a few years when I lived in Ohio. Good bunch of cowfolk up there. If ya ever get back there tell Prairie Dog & Rye Miles I said HOWDY". Ya might want to duck afterwards but they may have forgiven me by now ! Edit: If you get up around I-71 & I-70 you should try to make it to TUSCO LONG RIDERS. I shot with Split Rail & Stone Creek Drifter many times there.

I use the die only on my 650. I have made an adapter to allow use of 3/8 or 1/2 " tubing (1 tube only, no magazine). I preload about 4 tubes that hold apprx. 25 to 30 bullets each. .38 or .45 (2 dies required). I'm retired & like to run batches of 100 rnds so it's not fast - but works for me. PM me if you would like some pics.

Widder & I joined SASS around the same time frame. My first rifle was a .45 Cowboy Limited JM '94. It didn't take me too long to get in touch with the Marlin Meister. In 20 years I have never read or heard of his not being a generous, polite and most helpful and giving individual. I can only imagine his sorrow at losing his Moma. He is number 1 on my list of people I would be proud to emulate if I could.

If only I could ! Miss you brother ........

Claybuster data. http://www.claybusterwads.com/index.php/product-by-gauge/by-gauge-20/33-load-data-cb1075-20

Shows 2 in stock - hurry hurry. Edit - gone.

There are some excellent assembly/disassembly videos on youtube posted by Ruger.

So old here I just don't have a use for it anymore.

Sounds painful to me !!

This has worked for me for 15 years. Do not fill to chamber top, just about half way up chamber. Otherwise you may get water down extractor which may cause rust all the way down the ribs.

This ^^^^^^^^^^^

I'm sure the twenty five and fifty cent size hail had a little to do with it . The micro burst was interesting also. Two stage DNF's get you an MDQ

Dave covered it ^^^^^^^^^

If you're mixed up with Split Rail there's probably not a better trail to be on. And watch out for Stone Creek Drifter - he's made from the same cloth.

Yer a fine man Billy Boots !