Double Arrow Ranch & Wild West Arms, Inc., Table Rock, Nebraska
Interests
Gunfighter Category + Handgun hunting + 29 years Army Aviation + Second Amendment Rights + '71 Mach1 + Family + Church Deacon + American Legion Adjutant + VFW Commander + Historical Society President
Lately I've been making .25 WCF cases from .32 WCF, just fine.
But I'd really like to find some brass or ammo that I don't have to mees around forming.
I'll buy any amount up to 1000 pcs, if the price is reasonable.
PM me.
Much obliged,
Mustang Gregg
Thank you, Stepnmud.
It got them. They look fine.
I appreciate the fast service too.
Mustang
BTW, I wasn't able to send you a PM about it.
The Wire must have issues.
GDB,
Glad to hear you are still out there.
I have been pretty busy with other things too, Grizz.
I've been tied up with legal stuff, winter, work, etc; So I haven't been looking at the Wire much.
MG
I had it happen once too.
It was in a .44 S&W case (R-P, I recollect)..
I'll see if I still have it.
It looked like a CUP pressure test case, but it wasn't.
It is mixed range brass, and I have no idea how many times it has been used. I will be cleaning it this week or early next and get back to you if you want me to.
Without looking at the handbook, I recollect that B Western requires spurs.
Add spurs and two loaded revolvers out...What could go wrong?
Anyway that was a joke, son!
I am a TG and gathering votes on both item.
MG
Does anyone use it on your single action SASS six-guns?
I have a clamp-on picatinny rail that clamps to the underside of the barrel to mount it.
If you do, does the cocking of the hammer interfere "clicking" with the feedback?
Lee Precision (bench-type) Auto Prime.
I haven't had a high primer since I started using them 6 yrs ago.
Merry Christmas, y'all.
I load for our whole outfit. And that is aprox. 10K/yr(?).
I have a feller emailing me about "Plow SHARE" grips.
He tells me that with Ruger SA's there are either Bisleys, Birdheads, or Plowshare grips.
Nope, it's PLOWHANDLE.
A Plowshare is business part of a plow. LOL!
Merry Christmas, Pards!
MG