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Eyesa Horg

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    West Fairlee, VT
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    Guns, Hunting,Harleys, Early 30's Ford trucks, Woodworking

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  1. Looks like it could be a sawed off 22!
  2. That's exactly the ones I'm most familiar with. They come with the door hardware package.
  3. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
  4. The type with the handle in the middle and the flat ars that lock into the vertical track, can operate from both sides. The handle only locks it if properly adjusted, from the outside/inside. You need a key to unlock it from the outside.
  5. My feeling would be to go a little more based on the pic. I crimp mine so I can't see/feel the end of the case. Glad that was the issue. It's always nice to have an easy and inexpensive fix!
  6. Be sure to pattern them on paper. You'll sometimes get donut holes with the fiber wads and need to cut back on powder.
  7. Although you'd notice that real quick when you place the bullet at the seating station.
  8. Now that it is no longer a crime to be a thief and break into cars, I don't leave my EDC in the vehicle, it's much safer on my person. Oh well!
  9. I started using mine years ago when I was using that nasty Trail Boss powder. My brass was so black that the vibratory tumbler just polished the black soot! So I started soaking them first in a 50-50 mix of Simple Green. Then into the dehydrator for an hour and a half, then vibrate another hour and a half. Came out nice and shiny! Going to wet has given me nice clean brass, but not quite as shiny as the corn cob with polish did! Good Luck!
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