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Snakebite

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Snakebite last won the day on January 8 2019

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About Snakebite

  • Birthday 10/30/1947

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    4767
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    King River Regulators

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  • Location
    California
  • Interests
    God, Shooting, RVing, Guitars

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  1. About all I did was to put a small amount of light grease where the primer slide rode, and I slowed down just a bit. My normal rate is pretty fast when I'm on a roll. If I start seeing it again, I will try to note what prompts it, and look this post up to give feedback. tnx all Snakebite
  2. Loaded a 1000 the other day, and they all worked this time. I did however, make a point of going a bit slower. Thank you all for your feedback. Snakebite
  3. I'm so very sorry for not responding. Please excuse me. I was called out of town and didn't have access to computer, and cell service was very bad. I am truly thanking all of you that have offered your feedback. I am using the correct tube. Now that I'm back home I will take a close look at the turret to make sure it is not binding. I doesn't do it all the time, but when I load 500 rounds, I can expect that there will be 10 or so that end up in the ammo box. Again, I'll check the endexing on the shell plate. That makes sense. If the primer hits the side of the pocket because the plate isn't fully indexed, the it would flip it on it's side. Yep... I bet that is it. Thanks again, all of you. and sorry... Snakebite, 4767 LTG & Wooly
  4. Howdy. I'm having some difficulty with primers on my 750 getting turned sideways. It has the same feel as seating a primer normally, but it is sidewise in the primer pocket. I'm getting quite a few of them. Any ideas?
  5. Ha. Billy, I finally passed the suit she made me along to someone that had the waist that I use to have. I found a bolt of 100 year old Silver pin strip cloth at a Mercantile store in Ferndale, Ca. It specialized in New, Old stock items that they found all around the country in old stores closing out. She made me pants, waist coat and top. I have a photo somewhere. Any how, I have the memories of How it was, and for 30 years I have stayed Steadfast to the OLD GAME at the club I started in Clovis,Ca. The Kings River Regulators, where we still play the "Game".
  6. The rule book wasn't even close to half as thick. It would fit into your shirt pocket behind a pack a Luckys with room to spare.
  7. Hey Griff, isn't your SASS number the same as your age?😂
  8. English Andy... I called Cactus at home once to check on a suit she was making me. Andy answered and said that she couldn't come to the phone because she was putting a new roof on the house and was up on top of the house. She was a great gal, gone too soon.
  9. I attended EOT in 93 or 94 at Raahauge's. It was awesome.
  10. Vendor's row at early EOT. You couldn't see everything in one day.
  11. Give them to family members.
  12. I just heard that Jim Bowie has passed.
  13. Ha,ha. I'll give you that pard, but they work much better than a high heel boot for walking on a sandy beach here in California.
  14. Hey Griff.. just how many Cowboy Movies do you think were made in California... lets face the fact. Cowboys, as we know them, were made in California. 🤩
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