Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L

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96 pieces of one fired and cleaned .32 S&W brass and 75 80 grain Bear Creek bullets. $35 shipped.

If you use FBDEAL in the checkout you get 10% off.

TGP Support ScrewItem: 68007 Price: $4.00

Well according to a former Remington/Marlin worker the 1895 uses the same screw so I went on Rugers Website and they have them in stock, 2 are on the way.

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Tried all of the usual and unusual sources. My wife's Marlin spit it out at our match on Sunday Thanks

Vihtavouri load data http://merlin555.free.fr/pn/Vihtavuori_Cowboy_Data.pdf

My Shiloh likes .458.

Talk to Johnny Meadows, he's had both done with reverse replacements and is very happy with it. I had rotator cuff surgery on my right shoulder 3 years ago it's still not good.I have an appointment with the Mayo Clinic next month to see if they can do anything.

Frankford Arsenal works fine for me https://www.frankfordarsenal.com/case-cleaning/ You can buy them cheaper at Amazon

3rd trip, they still had SP magnum and LP, the guy at the counter was opening up about 8,000 Federal mixed primers. He said 3 days before they got 150,000 primers in. Still you could only get 200 per person per day.

Call Dillon

Stopped at Sportsmans Whse in Chandler yesterday, they had a shopping cart full of CCI SP Magnum, LP and LR. You could only get 200 per person, Bonnie and I got 200 each. $5 something per 100. May have to go back today.

If you're talking about Vernier sights look at Lee Shaver or Montana Vintage Arms and a globe front sight. https://stores.leeshavergunsmithing.com/economy-soule-type-sights/ https://montanavintagearms.com/sights/

My wife has one short stroked by Carty, I load a 125 gr round nose by Bear Creek to 1.42. Good luck. I like the Bear Creek because they have no crimp grove and I can seat them to what ever length I want.

I've shot Winter Range and EOT long range matches for a number of years. They do a nice job and I thank all of the volunteers that make it happen. Personally I'd like to see more recognition for the more difficult stages, like the Bill Williams 500 meter and Quigley. These are the most difficult (in my opinion) matches and they only recognize first place and go down to 3rd in some of the easier stages. It was nice to see them seperate the ladies in some of the categories. Knowing the distances gives everyone the chance to practice.

Try Jack First in Rapid City, SD

Iver Johnson has been promoting their Pocket Ace for several years,but has yet been in production. I believe they first showed at the 2017 Shot Show. I'm on their waiting list. https://iverjohnsonarms.com/derringers.html

SASS lost one of the biggest supporters ever and I was lucky enough to have him consider me a good friend. He had donated hundreds of guns to clubs all across the country for fund raisers and I don't think I ever got to see him eat a lunch at a match as he was always fixing someones gun so they could continue the match and not charging them for it. He and BB would show up at the most unexpected places. His getting shot up at one of our clubs "1880 Steam Train Robbery" should have won him an Oscar. I'll have great memories of our times together. R.I.P. Cap

Towed my Ford Ranger with a Blue Ox, worked fine, look at Brake Buddy for a simple braking system.

That was a big selling point for Trail Boss