Sedalia Dave

The rigidity of Shot Shell reloading comes primarily from 2 needs. One is the crimp. To get good performance you need a good crimp. The second and arguably most important item is that that the pressure margin for shotguns is significantly less than other firearms. In Cartridge guns you get visual warning of overpressure loads. In shotguns the first sign of a load that is too hot is usually catastrophic mechanical failure.

Be real careful about attaching extra items like generators and luggage racks to the rear frame of the trailer. Be even more wary of adding a generator to the hitch area. The frame strength on most RV trailers and especially the light weight models is barely sufficient.

Carrie Ann Moss. She played the character Trinity in the Matrix Movies.

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https://txgunrights.org/fifth-circuit-upholds-gun-free-school-zones-act-but-at-what-cost-to-liberty-and-safety/

https://txgunrights.org/doj-backs-down-on-handgun-sales-ban-for-18-20-year-olds/

Yes the Bomb changed the world forever. However, I think a world where we went toe to toe with Japan would be drastically different than the one we have today. I shudder to think of the number of lives it would have cost on both sides.

I thought you meant this Trinity.

Good thing George Patten didn't find out about this. He'd have spilled the beans for sure.

Maybe but he sure makes the wire more interesting.

Hodgdon has load data for 7/8 oz 12 ga loads. Starting loads may be a little hot but I would bet that you could reduce the load down by 1/2 to 1 full grain without too many problems. If the stack height is too far off just add a cheerio or dried bean to the shot cup.

Some other powder options from Claybuster Wads https://claybusterwads.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CB1075-20-Load-Data.pdf Note that some of the powders listed have been discontinued.

@Trenchgun831 Where in the Great Republic of Texas are you located?

Not legal for SASS but it is legal for Wild Bunch.

Save the WST for pistol loads. It’s great in 45 ACP.

We get that you guys like Unique. Now where does a new shooter find this wonder powder? I haven't seen any Unique for sale in over 2 years.

How a 97 works.

This is a Solid frame but 99% is applicable to the takedown models. There are plenty of videos out there that show how to remove and reinstall the barrel/magtube assembly of the takedown version. The internals of the receiver are the same. https://youtu.be/MlpoJ6uvoAo?si=Fv2pkQJXNVBwoJkG

The same guy that sold him the rifle sold him the ammo. Told him both were perfect for CAS. 😡

I have a few items that definitely qualify.

Sounds good but I have seen two new shooters show up to their first cowboy match with a Henry Big Boy and a bunch of semi-jacketed ammo. In both cases they became so frustrated that they never came back. We offered to loan them guns and ammo to finish the match, but both were too embarrassed/frustrated to take us up on the offer. We have had a bunch of first time shooters that came to the match to just watch. Only to find themselves shooting a couple stages by the end of the match. In almost every case they came back and continued to shoot with us.

There is no one best smokeless powder. First what bullet weight are you using? Second what powders are available? Right now a lot of smokeless powders are unavailable. IMNSHO the best powder would be a full case of ffg Swiss compressed about 1/8"

When I get home I'll past a good video I found of the complete disassembly and reassembly of a 97. I used it to reassemble 3 that I bought that were nothing but box of parts.

He’s going to put some chiropractor’s kid through college someday.