Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933

The FACT is not BS. How that FACT is being aplplied by many people is BS.

Time to give up on the BS about .45 LONG Colt. This is from the current catalog on Colt's website. https://www.colt.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/26-COLT-0200-COLLATERAL-Commercial_Catalog-RND2-FINAL-Flipbook.pdf

Sorry I thought some history might be interesting. I guess I was wrong. Sorry. I have delete the offending posts.

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Hope all goes well and you are home soon!

I've lauched a few of the tiny ball bearings. Luckily Ace has them.

I gained a lot of weight during the pandemic cooking at home and not wanting to throw anything away. In my younger days I could get back to a routine and shed the extra pounds. Not so anymore. No matter what I did I could not lose the extra pounds. Went to my doctor and told her I NEEDED to lose some weight as I felt just plain uncomfortable. Told her I wanted to try a GLP-1 drug. She told me that as you get older the drug can have deliterious side effects. Not the least of which is loss of muscle mass which is being lost as we age anyway. I insisted I wanted to try the new Wegovy pill. After three days of taking it I got projectile vomiting and my insides felt like a bomb had gone off. I was sick for over a week. When you are bumping 80 is probably not the time to try taking these drugs. I guess I will just die fat. Duke this is something I think a lot of people will be intersted in. A lot of SASS members are old and not all that thin anymore. 😆

But you aren't getting a pound. You are getting one ounce over 1/2 pound so your real cost is over $80.00 per pound. It does not matter how fluffy a powder is what matters is the charge weight. 3 grains is 3 grains no matter what brand of power you are using. 3 grains into a pound will give you 2300 rounds of ammo. 3 grains into 9 ounces gives you 1300 rounds. So you getting a 1,000 rounds less for the same price. Trail Boss may be good but it is one of the most expensive powders on the market.

Are you still snowed in?

Tazz https://www.shootingbums.org/klassiclaserworks/stocks.html

Same argument that has been used for the past 20 years. Has it worked?

Of course the powder companies don't need samples anymore. Everything is either out of stock or flys off the shelves as soon as it comes in.