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Yusta B.

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  1. I could just about afford to buy it but feeding it would be like having two teenage sons ....... :o
  2. +1 I dry media tumble all new brass with a little turtle wax. It seems to provide just enough lube for initial resizing & neck expansion.
  3. Nice work but not appealing to me. Too overboard for a C&B.
  4. Went to the link & got Welcome to stockstillbrad1326's profile! Unfortunately, there's nothing to see here.
  5. It's a polymer coating like powder coating paint. Eliminates the need & mess of bullet lube for our application.
  6. Bart, I get about 2 reloads out of STS hulls. 1 or 2 for AA's. The lower the powder charge, the fewer reloads. The hulls get burned on the outside from blow-by with light loads, so it's a trade-off. Yusta
  7. I use a Lee Bench Plate. I have wood bases (1X6) made for 2 Lee presses, a MEC 600 and 2 Lubesizers. When I bought mine the bases were made of wood, now they sell steel bases. http://leeprecision.com/bench-plate.html
  8. Win AALite is no longer sold to the public.
  9. You get to keep your pistol brass I betcha.
  10. Excellent story.
  11. Sure - but if you drop it , even with only one cap installed, you're done for the day. Not sure why one would want to do it.
  12. Split SG pairs. Shucking SG shells before starting to move to next SG targets. Split pistols. Holstering before moving and not drawing second pistol till you get to second targets.
  13. Yusta B.

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    Ditto
  14. I remember shooting there one morning when we started at about 8 deg. Yeah, I SURE remember it all right !! Tusco shooters are TOUGH - or is that TOUCHED ! I can't really criticize too much on account of I was there. - Good times ! Edit: I'm pretty sure Rye wasn't there ......... :lol: :lol:
  15. Mary, I spent 60 years in OH and had some good friends there, hunted, fished, rode motorcycles, raced dirt bikes, ruined a marriage, found SASS & met & shot with Rye Miles & Purdy Boy & Split Rail & Stone Creek Drifter along the way. The only suggestion I can give ya is get a place below Columbus. Something about the Southern half of the state is just more appealing to me. Cincinnati latitude weather is light years ahead of Cleveland & it's lake effect snow & the further ya get South, the warmer the people seem too. The topography is better as you go South too. Good luck in your quest & say "Hi" to Buick fer me !!
  16. If this is separate from the loading table, it looks great !
  17. Wow - if they could only talk ............
  18. If you buy a Lyman, keep the bowl from the FA. It works better for me than the Lyman bowl.
  19. I don't remember seeing so much different Hodgdon powder available in the last decade.......
  20. +1 I use about 2# of BBB steel shot.
  21. If you leave them in vinegar for more than a couple minutes or so the solution starts turning green. That's the copper dissolving out of the brass. Just tumble some more if they bother you. Or load 'em & shoot 'em. No one will know they're a little cruddy inside ! :D
  22. It might be good to mention the rifle targets are not 1/2"AR 500 steel so lower power rifle loads will probably be appreciated.
  23. Here's a 24" Yellow Boy. Mighty fine looking rifle ........45 colt, .44-40, .38 sp http://www.uberti.com/1866-yellowboy-rifle
  24. That's the one - thanks Abilene.
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