Rooster Ron Wayne

Free Bump for a Sweet Setup !

I use one every now and then . I'm a slow shooter anyways. So I like to use two Cap & Ball 44's with APP BP Sub. My Henry 1860 with APP and a Single shot 12g with APP. And watch everyone choke for 40 to 58+ seconds. And see how long they can hold their breath 🤣😂🤣😂

Rooster's workbench made to order every time 🤫

I understand that already. Just curious to know if Chiappa CCH is done correctly or is it chemicals like Uberti ?

I'm just curious if anyone knows what type of CCH Chaippa 1886 has on its recivers . Is it real bone or chemical CCH ? Thank you . Rooster

I bought everyone of my Grandsons a Youth model Henry .22 H001 rifle . When they get bigger . Henry will give you a deal on a longer length of pull stock to keep the gun fitting them properly. Rooster

As Hoss already stated . Use more APP. I'm a worthog shooter . Full load APP and 200gr or larger bullet. Big bang , Big smoke . Big clang ! No I think he missed ? 😂

I loved that Goex Pinnacle

And love the 24" Rifle

Believe it or not . I have used Ball Point Pen Springs for all kinds of things Firearms related. They work great for 92 ejector spring replacement also . Just Sayin Rooster

I have had this in every bottle I have ever had from the start of Clean shot all the way to current production. I just shake the hell out of it or I push on in in the container with a wooden spoon. Never not had any issues or not go bang . Rooster

I have a old Sunny Delight bottle with the orange lid on top . When I leave my house in the morning it get filled 1/2 way up with hot water and a shot of Dawn dish soap. A little splash of baking soda and shook up. It sets next to my long guns in my cart . After I come back from the unloading table . I dump all my brass in the jug and give it a good shake . Then it goes back into the same spot when I get done to start helping out instill the next stage and repeat. When I get home the whole thing gets dumped out in the back behind my garage into a strainer that I rinse off with fresh water and let them dry till the next day . Then they go into the tumbler and the whole process starts all over again . Rooster

RIP . John 🙏 Thank you for all you done for the gun world and us Shooters . My Prayers go out to all your friends and family.

Balestall or Lard and Beeswax for me !

I load all my cylinders on Powder Inc. Press , Not on the gun itself. So I use 454 in all my 44s No matter the manufacturer. 457 in Rugers Just Sayin. Rooster