Major General Shagnasty

Uno vaquero

I did buy an AWA .45 and have been practicing with dummy rounds. It will fly when I get the timing correct. I have found that a dry lube is far better than a wet lube of the action, and windchester brass works better than star lite, might be the diameter is smaller ww brass.

sister sara

of dreams

I misplaced a hot pistol of a wife once, never did find her. I have heard there was a bearcat in Colorado, it might be her.

I use 68gr of black MZ under a 520 gr. 4 groove Lyman Speer point compressed with a .020 veggie wad. Match's the buffalo hunters load and is dead on the X at 225 yards. Kicks like a mule out of a 34 inch Quigly down under, but every one at the range stops and watches the smoke and fire. ;~).

I am looking at buying one of these, did you guys get the feed problem worked out or is it still a problem. Thanks

Yes mam, that is how I do it. Each pattern gives you a better choice of shooting style.

yes

I used it for a few years until I change to stainless steel pins. I worked fine, just don't deprine. I had no problem with the 45lc but the 38's needed a little help getting Uncle Ben out of the case if he got a little compacted. A few drops of liquid car wax put a great shine on them also. The lizard bedding is a bit hard to get out also, been there done that. So the best I have ever used is a Home made tumbler, 2.5 lbs of SS pins, dawn soap and a table spoon of Limyshine in a plastic apple sause jar. The brass comes out looking like new inside and out, primers pockets and flash hole clean as a whistle.

I load for my wife and use 127gr rn from Badman Bullets, 3.5 gr. of Tite group with federal mag. primers. We used the same in her 38's and both our Rossi 92's and with the oal of 1.5 they feed as fast as the 92 will run with out any stove pipes. They have good power to knock down any row of plates and don't hurt her hands or shoulder after a 5 stage match.