Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485

Whiskey for my men, ethylene glycol for the horses!

When I bought my first set of .223 dies the sales man told me I needed "small base" dies for a semi auto, maybe you just need small base dies. I will admit that's a good trick for already loaded ammo.

No, probably 25 years ago or more. I'll look to see if I can find them.

I have a Davidsons Marlin #1, 24'' half round half octagon, box and all paper work, but I'd need about twice what Appydan is asking.

I once ordered 85gr Hornady XTP by mistake, just loaded them to the same OAL and reduced the charge some. Worked perfect in my 1903 Colt, but I doubt they go fast enough to expand.

Pilates!! Oh HELL no, I thought you said " pie and latte".

You can saw it with a band saw or porta band, or melt it with a torch. 20 years ago I might have put it in a coffee can and put it on the kitchen range, but know better now too much lead fumes in the house, maybe the gas grill outside?

Well it's a half mile to the bar, and 2 miles home. The difference is staggering!

Never trust anyone who can spell gonorrhea right on the first try.

I bought a pair of grips for a Zehna .25 from them, much better quality than I expected.

I think that I shall never see a poem lovelier than beer. The frost stuff Joe's has on tap with golden base and foamy cap poems are made by fools I fear, but only Bud can make a beer

Can you even find any holster for that gun? That might make your choice for you.

try here; https://www.poppertsgunparts.com/cgi-bin/webdata/webdata_gunparts.cgi

Try here; https://www.poppertsgunparts.com/cgi-bin/webdata/webdata_gunparts.cgi

Check some of the smaller auction sights, local one here has a bunch of cowboy type rifles. One problem lately is several states now allow straight walled cartridges for deer hunting, that has driven up demand.