Kid Rich

My dry fire routine is either "damn did I only load five or was that six shots already". kR

I tried a 97 in a Cas match once and could not get it to run. I was used to my 87 and a 97 don't run worth a crap when ya throw 2 in the port and try to shoot it. Widder yer right about a double bein fast for two shots. I have a picture of me shootin BP in a match in Vermont years ago and the photographer got both shots in the picture, there are two patches of flame about 2 feet long and there is a space between them about 6" long. I was more impressed with the photographer gettin that picture than I was with my shootin ability. kR PS fergot ta mention it was a Stoeger 12 ga double trigger and I only use one finger in the trigger guard at a time.

There is one reason we buy raffle tickets at shoots we go to. Its for support of the club and the sport. If we win something its a bonus. kR

What does it do that makes it unreliable? kR

Git yer 97 worked on by a competent WB 97 smith and ya really won't have problems. kR PS I've tried and owned model 12s and didn't care for them.

We used to cut in the spring after the leaves were about half grown. Let it lay for about a month or so then cut it up. The leaves would keep growing and suck most of the sap out of the wood. We could burn it that fall/winter as it would be seasoned. kR

Try googling Walther Q5 Match pistols. I have one with the steel frame and Shirttail has one with the light frame. Both really nice. Shirt held mine with the steel frame and said it was to heavy. We went to the range and tried it out, after she shot it she said when do I get mine. kR

Really glad you and Kay are all right. Shirttail and kR

Time=common law marriage. kR

Sounds like whoever put your microwave together put a dead mouse in it as a present. kR

17# should be heavy enough to set off any primer. kR

I carry hammerless revolver sometimes and semi auto sometimes. Something no one will ever hear is me rackin the slide on my pistol. Cocked and locked or leave it home. kR

Make sure the spring strut passes thru the washer with no rubbing. kR

Love ya man, been to long since I've seen ya. kR

Sounds to me like you watched to many episodes of Tim the tool man Taylor and got a little to much horsepower involved. kR

I had two of the lawyer safety hammers in a pair of 38-40's. I had them worked on a couple of times and still had problems with the the fp strikes on the outside edge of the primer. I contacted Long Hunter and bought the 4 click hammers and they work flawlessly now, center strike every time. kR

We may be at Tombstone sat, if so I'll bring the sg. kR

Cleaning smokiless lube from bullets is easier than lubing them. Use an old cookies sheet with about 3-4 layers of news paper on it with the bullets on top, place in the oven temp about 175. Should be all out in 20 minutes. If that temp isn't high enough put it up 10 degrees. kR

Brother Windy is a good Man. kR

Take a large sized towel and fold it twice so you have 4 layers of towel use a wooden dowel to push on the nose of the bullet as the entire lube cake is resting on the towel. Do it while the lube is still pliable and warm and you will get 99% out with the lube in the grooves. kR PS the lube cake will stay intact and the next time you want to lube bullets just push them into the holes with the lube cake in the pan and put in oven until the lube melts. Repeat the process.

The older formulated Red Dot and IMR Red would clump and give inconsistent loads. I have some new RD and do not know about it. According to the container it says it is more consistent. kR

PM sent kR

Imus you will be long gone before those primers go bad if they are stored properly. kR

I've got one of the Cimarrons that I would be glad to let you try at BT when we shoot Outlaw. Its been shot a half a dozen times, Shirt won it at a shoot last year. kR

Don Williams-Poco Seco singers. kr