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Tucker McNeely

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  1. I have an entire 1866 45 Colt carbine for sale. Bolt included. You coming to PcC this weekend?
  2. Frankford has a screen kit that I like to use. I know, there's always more to the original kit. Something worth looking into. Frankford Arsenal Rotary Tumbler Sifting Caps Pack of 2 | SCHEELS.com
  3. Run a search here on the wire. I remember that question being asked a few years ago. There were several ideas that came up w/ pictures.
  4. awesome! thank you for the answer. I knew I could count on the wire.
  5. There have been a few campfire stories told about that flood. Very unfortunate. PCC could flood, but I think it would be biblical. I think it would be hard for Chapman to flood also. Might get mushy, but don't think it will flood. Come on back, you'll enjoy it for sure.
  6. Chain Blue, good to see you back. Several things have evolved. I think you'll be okay. Hope to see you back at PCC. Big changes since you shot there last.
  7. Put me down for CC FCGF. I’ll fill out an entry when available or when I come shoot next
  8. Missed out on SBHs again. Darn it.
  9. That answers the question for me. Thank you.
  10. What is the hang up with cut and weld? I’m not a welder. I’m not a non-destructive testing engineer. I’m from an industry that heavily relies on welding. So I don’t understand why welding is bad. I get that bad welds are an issue and failure rate increases the more humans are involved. If the cut and weld is done correctly is that a bad thing? I tend to lean towards not based on the fact that I have not witnessed a lever that has failed at the weld joint or recall reading a post where a lever has failed at the weld joint.
  11. Go to Marauder’s website. He has instructions to get your 97 really close to what a gunsmith will do for you but free.
  12. I have a single stage Lee, a turret press Lee and a Dillon 750. I think it comes down to what is within your means and supports your wants. You can limit the Dillon to loading one round at a time for the learning process. A single piece of brass is easy to control and watch through the stages to get the hang of it. My guess is that after about 25 rounds of 38 specials you’ll be ready to go and fill the brass loader up and get busy.
  13. I’ve had mine for several years. No issues.
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