
Kid Rich
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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
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Make sure the spring strut passes thru the washer with no rubbing. kR
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Love ya man, been to long since I've seen ya. kR
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Sounds to me like you watched to many episodes of Tim the tool man Taylor and got a little to much horsepower involved. kR
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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
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We may be at Tombstone sat, if so I'll bring the sg. kR
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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
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Brother Windy is a good Man. kR
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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.
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Load advice ADI AS30N/APS350 (Clays) going to Red Dot
Kid Rich replied to Buckshot Bear's topic in SASS Wire
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 -
Imus you will be long gone before those primers go bad if they are stored properly. kR
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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
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What was your first album...
Kid Rich replied to Father Kit Cool Gun Garth's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Don Williams-Poco Seco singers. kr -
WTB: 32 H&R reloading equipment & brass
Kid Rich replied to Shifty Jack, SASS #65353's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
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Situational awareness is one of my favorite terms. kR
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WTB: 32 H&R reloading equipment & brass
Kid Rich replied to Shifty Jack, SASS #65353's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
I have plenty of brass. If you are interested PM me and I'll figure out how much extra I have and will PM you on price ,etc. I also have an extra set of Lee 32 H&R dies. Same as what my wife is using on her Dillon right now. kR PM sent -
Religion claimed both ends of the good to bad spectrum. kR
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Using that would be tantamount to being stuck with the catch and release policies of some of the cities or states that seem to like letting the criminals return to their methods of making a living. I think I will stick to the more time proven methods of crime control. I think it is morally wrong to kill without justification but I would deal with that rather than have to deal with a repeat offense from the same individual. kR
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A .457 RB does a good job of providing a light but accurate load. Also a 300g conical is very accurate. kR
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PM his # to a bunch of your friends and acquaintances. kR
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See that Bordertown has the "Outlaw" Catagory
Kid Rich replied to Red River Rudy, SASS #8490 LIFE's topic in SASS Wire
Regarding categories. It is the MD's discretion/duty to select what categories will be allowed at a match. Doesn't say anything about whether SASS recognizes a category or not. kR -
ALL sausage starts out as bulk, making it into links is just another step. kR
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10 in the air no misses. kR