Yusta B.

Yes - you will need 2 revolvers, a lever action or pump rifle and a pump or lever action or double barrel shotgun.

Also - if you can get or have a take down '97 the barrel cleaning process is greatly simplified.

Hey Marie The heaver the charge, the better the hull will seal & help to limit the crud in the action. If the hulls get "burned" down the outside, they are not sealing the chamber - similar to .45 LC blow-by or blow back when light smokeless charges are used. You need to find a balance between recoil & performance. Yusta

160 or 180 .45 cowboy bullets available ?

Email sheryltolbert@yahoo.com & ask. She is the keeper of the list.

How that sweet lady puts up with the likes of you is a wonderment. Tell her I miss her too. Be seeing y'all at HOW.

I load my H&R with about 30 gr of Pinnacle, filler and a 200 gr cowboy bullet with a couple layers of Alox to fatten it up a bit. Good on 16" plates out to over 75 yds. Runs at about 1100 fps. Sweet load.

I'd be there if it wasn't for the 1100 mile drive ........ have fun !

T/C plastic snail capper. Been using one for 10 years.

My last renewal will expire in March. It was a 3 year so that was available in 2014.

Works out to Pi over Theta, but I think there is also some quantity of beer involved .......

I didn't find any SASS rules for Cody Dixon & I know of a club here in Tx that allows them so I think it's up to the individual club.

Wasn't there a multi-year discount for paying 3 years at a time at one point ?

T-Bone once gave me the secret of having a million dollars from shooting SASS ----- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Start out with 2 million........

You just don't get an offer like that every day !!!! :lol: :lol:

+ about 73 Good bullets, good prices

The way they are doing with two single barrel long guns they only need to make one receiver for both. Just different barrels. ???

I was having a minor bit of trouble with the neck expander die sticking or dragging on the up-stroke(withdrawing) and the wax seemed to help that. Probably some roughness in the neck die. I totally agree - the best brass I have used. In 12 years I have bought 1 100 rnd bag of WW, all the rest has been *-*line.

I could just about afford to buy it but feeding it would be like having two teenage sons ....... :o

+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.

Nice work but not appealing to me. Too overboard for a C&B.

Went to the link & got Welcome to stockstillbrad1326's profile! Unfortunately, there's nothing to see here.

It's a polymer coating like powder coating paint. Eliminates the need & mess of bullet lube for our application.

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

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