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  1. I made an EXECUTIVE decision and OK’d it. Sorry I didn’t check with y’all first! 😂🤣 I sold him the APP at Tennessee and helped him with the load! I KNEW he was gonna love it! Pretty sure he’s hooked on the Dark Side. Aren’t you, @Tennessee williams! We don’t have Nanner Splits… but we do have cookies! 🍪🍪🍪 Hugs and SMOKE! Scarlett
  2. That happened to me and was so damn irritating. It happened at the powder drop station… it was just a wee bit off. 🤦🏼‍♀️Captain Baylor told me of a little screw that I didn’t even know was there. I adjusted it and it was pretty much fixed. It started again and I removed the shell plate and primer assembly and cleaned it really well and now it’s rare. I have found that when weird stuff happens, go back to the basics/beginning. It mostly helps. 😉😂🥰 The little tiny hole on the right is where the screw is. Hugs! Scarlett
  3. Jesse - I tried carrying them and folks were too wary. Some have had great success and others - like on this thread have had varying results. I was straightening up in my shop and found some. I’ll get them to you to test. If you like them, I can get you all you want. 🥰. Shooter’s World is the US distributor for them and I’m a SW dealer. I won’t be in Columbia this weekend. I’ll be in Belton on the 12th and then Greenville. I know I will see Whiskey Mac in Greenville - I can send them home with him or if someone from your way is at Belton. I’ll stay in touch. Think they are $295/case? Hugs! Scarlett
  4. By the way, I just went and looked at Gun Strollers. The wheels! Those metal spiked wheels will not stand up to the ranges where we cowboys shoot a lot. The wheels and the front fork look too similar to the RG design that we all know has caused some headaches. Had not heard of them til someone mentioned them on here. And, just because I rep for Rugged Gear does not mean that I wouldn’t be honest about a similar product. Hugs. Scarlett
  5. For those of you ordering direct from Rugged Gear, use my code BU0770 and you will get 10% off. They offer a code of their own but with my code I do get a small commission. Everything helps. @Krazy Kajun - they have way too many three wheel carts in use to not support them with parts. I’ve not been told anything about not stocking parts. Hugs! Scarlett
  6. YES!! The 4 wheel cart should be revealed VERY VERY SOON!!! I’ve seen it and it’s super nice. I will post on Merchant Corner and on FB when it’s available. Hugs! Scarlett
  7. I am learning the hard way it seems. This is the only way I know to learn some lessons. At least the hard way helps me not repeat the same mistake! 🥰🤣. Remember, you have a whole bunch of folks rooting for you and willing to help after we stop laughing at, I mean with you. Hugs! Scarlett
  8. There’s ALWAYS one!! Not surprised it was YOU! I was gonna do it if you hadn’t! 😂🤣🥰 Hugs! Scarlett
  9. Welcome to THE MOST FUN EVER!! This game is full of wonderful folks as you can see here. Lots of friendly advice. There’s not a lot of folks who load on a single stage press. I started with a single stage press. I’d never reloaded before and wasn’t shooting but one or two matches per month. I really enjoyed it. I liked the process. I got set up with more than I really needed for less than $400. That’s been a while, but still. Buying ammo whether from Choice or me gets expensive over time. Lee Single Stage press Set of 38/357 dies Lee Factory Crimp Die wet or dry tumbling set up. I’d start with dry but others will say wet. Primers - Federal Small Powder - pretty much 3.2-3.4 gr of any shotgun powder will work Bullet -I think starting with 125gr Trucated cone is best vs RNFP in Uberti 73. The ones I sell don’t have a crimp groove which allows you to load to the OAL that you want. There are 7,000 gr in a pound. A pound of powder will go a long way. Loading your own ammo is not only cost saving but also helps you learn more… and is really enjoyable. Just be sure to PAY ATTENTION. Don’t load up a bunch until you test them first. (I learned the hard way). If you go progressive, get an RCBS lockout die for your powder check spot. It’s magic. 😉. Locks press if too much or too little powder. Have a BLAST! Hugs! Scarlett PS Apologies if I’m repeating what others have said.
  10. Many of the Ubertis are .357 and like a bit longer OAL. The ammo I sell and load for myself is 1.484. I’m only aware of one person for whom this OAL wasn’t good - a Marlin shooter who needed a 1.42. The Ohio Cowboys and Cowgirls are fabulous and would be willing to do whatever they could to help you get going! @mean gun mark @Boaz @Loco Leadslinger, SASS #66868 @Blue Eyed Drifter @The Cumberland Kid @Sixgun Seamus Welcome to the MOST FUN EVER!! Hugs! Scarlett Darlin’ SASS 96680
  11. I’m so pleased you’re happy!! Thanks for the positive review! Big hugs and Belated Father’s Day! Scarlett
  12. Too far to make that trip twice! 😉 I’m sure it will be a fun one! Hugs! Scarlett
  13. Nope… I don’t know which match that is…Hugs!
  14. Always nice seeing you and sharing in some banter! Thanks for the compliments! Happy Trails & Happy Shooting! Hugs! Scarlett
  15. The only time I wore a mask/respirator type while I was actually casting on two machines was when I was tumbling my brass and separating it. The Lead styphnate … I, like Waimea, was handling lead barehanded 5 days a week 10 tons + a year. I used lead remover soap and was very very careful about my hygiene. My lead was never over 8. It’s probably higher now because I’m shooting a LOT more and Timing/resetting targets. Getting it checked next month. Hugs! Scarlett @Tennessee Snuffy, you can wear a bandana while TOing…and, don’t time too many…. Stand back from the shooter - where timer can still pick up.
  16. You could EASILY mark the cases with a sharpie as they sit in the block before flipping them. Hugs! Scarlett
  17. But made in USA and supporting the 2A and cowboy action! ♥️🥰♥️ Hugs! Scarlett
  18. 32 block is on my website now.
  19. They will work with MTM and Plano boxes for sure and probably other brands as well! I don’t use an old sock or coffee can… I use an AMMO can! 😂🤣 Hugs to you and Sassy! Scarlett You 100% understood the assignment! Hugs! Scarlett
  20. Link to video on Facebook. My profile is public so anyone should be able to view this. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1AZsWwc9j1/?mibextid=wwXIfr Hugs! And Thanks @Big_Country Scarlett
  21. Here’s a video I made of the 38 100 round checker. It was a couple tries to make sure I didn’t knock them over like @Badlands Bob #61228 said - but if it’s a flat surface and you FLIP IT with “attitude” it helps. Found an uncrimped 158 I’d loaded. I never checked my ammo like this before. I’ll post video of using it on Merchant Corner Hugs! Scarlett
  22. This!! It’s much easier for ME than dealing with bushings. I have one of the steel shot bars - didn’t know why it was red until now! 🥰 Thanks! THIS IS VERY TRUE! Steal a cookie sheet with a RIM from the kitchen or buy one. Install your MEC JR over it. You WILL drop shot without a shell… IYKYK, right! You will thank me later!
  23. YES! APP uses a LOT of ascorbic acid (vitamin C 🤦🏼‍♀️🤣) in its formula. btw, missing you in Tennessee this weekend! Hugs! Scarlett
  24. I use 42 gr by weight, nitro card, fiber wad, 1 1/8 +/- ounces of shot (#9 preferred) overshot card and roll crimp. I use more powder than necessary because I don’t want anyone to question me… I use that much shot because with #9s that’s lots more pellets going downrange and HOPEFULLY enough pellets will knock the SG targets down in one shot. Make ups cost too much time. There not any more/less recoil that I notice…but I haven’t had but one SG makeup in the last 6-8 weeks of matches. Hugs & SMOKE! 😉🥰 Scarlett
  25. Shooter World Multi Black is shipped in bulk to their facility in SC which is more humid than CO. That is probably why you have some clumping. The clumping does NOT negatively impact the performance. Hugs! Scarlett
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