Blind Squirrel

Just load #10 on the clock

Price?

@Texas Maverick Where are you getting your citric acid from?

Can anyone recommend a good RV park close by the venue?

Picture?

PM incoming.

Thanks!

Because that is how long I let the dry process run and I wanted to compare apples to apples.

Thanks everyone! I thought it looked too good to be true.

I did a search here on the forum and came up with 0 hits. Has anyone used this site before? They seem to have a good deal on primers, but I want to make sure they are on the up-and-up before making the purchase. Thanks.

Would you happen to be able to provide a link to this Taylor's? Thanks. Can you provide contact information for Run N Iron? Thanks.

I was at a gun show recently and ran across a Uberti 1851 Navy Conversion. I'm thinking about trying to pick up a set of them chambered in 38 Spl. with a 5.5" barrel length. My questions are: - Where can I find them for sale? - What would be a fair price to pay for them in today's market? - Is there an "expert" or "go to" gunsmith or person here on the forums that can tell me what (if anything) that I might want to do to them to smooth/slick them up. Thanks!

I'll take them. PM incoming.

I ran a test of using the Hornady cleaning solution in my wet tumbler (using no pins) against dry cleaning using walnut media and some Nu Finish in my vibratory cleaner. Both ran for 6+ hours. Wet tumbled on the left and dry cleaned on the right. While the slightly tarnished shell on the left is most likely more authentic, I think I am going to stick to the dry method. I want it to be as easy as possible for the brass pickers to see my shells.

Does each shotgun loop hold one or two shells?