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Praying for his friends and family.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Just to add a note, artists have the right to their work and to be paid. It is easy to violate that if we are not careful, especially in the computer age.

That explains a great deal! This partly, We are seeing a corporate level of what many would consider "legalized theft." They use computers to find free images they like, that was created by other, then copyright it in their name. Now they "own it" almost like the people who are stealing homes, but using sort of a loop hole. Then they can make millions using fines as much as actually selling the images. This is where our world has fallen, so we must be smart and adjust. We need a LOT fewer lawyers and more honest lawyers. Unfortunately, the law schools teach a great deal of dishonesty and encourage such behavior. God warns us about thinking being evil is being smart. One day, we will all learn the truth - most won't like it.

http://marauder.homestead.com/files/Stages.htm

http://marauder.homestead.com/files/Stages.htm

Thanks, Sadie!

Yep, as you know, Kentucky is a large state so they have 4 area codes - for those 4 phones that so many share. Note, it does help that those 4 numbers are party lines with a few folks having instruments attached. They also have "ZIP" codes which is surprising as they only have the pony express and stage coach delivery. Back in the 60's when I wen to a small college in Nebraska, some of the students from the East coast said delivery was slow due to the stage coaches - and some of their friends actually believed it! (Some of those may have lived in Kentucky, but most were in New York city, etc.

As others have noted, generally the load data for 9mm is for semi-auto guns which require a little more pressure for proper operation.. With a revolver that is not an issue, so you can readily download. You can get 90 to 115 to 124 lead and coated bullets readily. As has been mentioned, faster powders will work great, such as Bullseye, Clays, Red Dot, AA #2, TightGroup, Cleanshot,etc. Even medium fast such as 231/HP38, Unique, CFE, etc will work fine. A great source of info is the Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook, but there is a great amount of loads on line. Just realize that since you are using a revolver, you can somewhat reduce their minimum listed loads.

Wow! I just saw this. So glad he is getting good support and was smart enough to make them do their best! We're praying for, Pard! May this draw you ever closer to Him.

The threaded barrel would work well with my 1879 silencer!!! If you heard of it, it's because it is . . .

You do that and you'll clean it up, too!!!

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And watch for those double powder loads. I won't trust a lifter lever that was bent as it may have weakened the steel. Either replace it or check that it is perfect and have it hardened a bit. One at a match, a pard had that problem. I fixed using a rock, believe it or not. I had a lucky hit that was just right to straighten it. We were both impressed - God is good! It was a very carefully calibrated rock...