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Dusty Chaps, SASS #5925

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  1. 7 hours ago, H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619 said:

    What kind of .32?

    My wife has 32 Rugers (but I like to shoot them too). Have shot 32 magnums and 32 long, depending on where they were purchased.

    2 hours ago, The Original Lumpy Gritz said:

    You can't have ammo shipped directly to you in Commiefornia. 

    But reloading components can be..... :wacko:

    Yes, ammo shipped into California needs to go to an FFL, and I have to pay another fee.   Grrr....

  2. Howdy. Are there any reloading services / companies out there where I could send my fired brass to have them reload it.

    I have abut Dillon 650 and reload for 45 and 38, but I'm just too short of time these days.

    I also have a boatload of 32 brass but no dies,

    Thanks, Dusty

  3. Howdy all. 

    While cleaning the garage (yeah, what's that about), I found an old stash of both new and once-fired Starline 45 Cowboy Special Brass from a long ago experiment. I'm not sure why I quit.

    Is anybody else still using these? 

  4. 2 hours ago, Smokin Gator SASS #29736 said:

    They do say that they will buy or credit you if you have your own brass or primers.  How much cheaper that would make it is the question.

    Hey Gator, which vendor does that?

  5. Are there any reloading services for us. Somebody that can use  - or get credit for - my used brass.

    Sometimes life just does not lean toward me having time to reload as much as I'd like or need.

    I used to use a guy on the east coast somewhere, but cannot find old order info.

    Looking for .38 special and .32 H&R or .32 Long.

  6. Hey Keylock - Welcome back. I kinda never left - just slowed down a mite - did mounted shooting for about 15 years or so with sporadic club shoots in between.

    I remember you - I think I have a knife sheath or something you made. From back in the EOT days in NOrco, etc. I remember being good quality stuff

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  7. As you can see, he touched many a life, not just in our world but in his personal world of friends, comrades, co-workers and of course, family,

    He always has a bit of jerky in his gun cart for my Lab Riley, when I brought  him out to the matches.

    I'm miss him just as the rest of you will.  We were all better to know him.

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