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Chuckwagon McTaggart

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About Chuckwagon McTaggart

  • Birthday 03/12/1971

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  • SASS Number or "Guest"
    102802
  • SASS Affiliated Club
    Golden Heart Shootist Society

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Casper, WY
  • Interests
    Guns,Shooting,Motorcycles,4wheeling

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  1. Chuckwagon McTaggart
    If you stay proficient at ejecting live rounds, the rifle reload practice takes care of itself.
  2. Chuckwagon McTaggart
    Waiting patiently for page 4.........
  3. Chuckwagon McTaggart
    When I began reloading 44-40, I also had a the problem of the crimp die shoving the bullet slightly deeper into the case. I was seating and crimping in separate steps. I was using a 200 grain RNFP that was sized to .430". I think the problem was that the crimp shoulder on the crimp die was catching on the driving band above the crimp groove of the bullet and pushing it deeper. The problem went away when I switched to a 44 mag crimp die.
  4. Chuckwagon McTaggart
    My model 150 has an S prefix on the s/n, S511xxxx.
  5. Chuckwagon McTaggart
    Keep the pictures coming. I need to set up a new loading area in a few weeks. I have seen lots of ideas that I might try to incorporate.
  6. Chuckwagon McTaggart started following How do you prefer to start a stage when there is no starting line?, Winchester 1873 44-40 bore diameter, Questions for some of the more experienced shooters and and 2 others
  7. Chuckwagon McTaggart
    Another vote for Never.
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