Thanks selurcspi!

They match the description. The blanks are the "tinned" case variety. Paper "bullet" and the bullets feel like they have powder in them.

Neat the things we can learn here.

A friend gave me a bunch of old ammo from his brother that died. A lot of neat old rounds. Even a couple old rimfires. The cartridge I have not seen before is what appears to be a 30-06. It has a paper "bullet". The headstamp is "F A 07 6". There are 5 of them in a stripper clip....

Dean C wrote:

ready for pickup on Saturday after 4pm

They told me to pick it up in about 3 hours. I guess we don't have many computers / printers in the Owatonna area.

Anybody know if I can just plug a 386 chip in place of my 286?

The one in our Fleet Farm flyer is $169.99.

Number: Ruger 1103

Promotion effective until September 15, 2007. Flyer # C70902

Owatonna, MN store.

Sometimes hotlinks from forums get automatically rejected in the poll.

Will there be any indication that your vote was rejected if you use a "hotlink"?

Cobb wrote: we use to play chicken tag How did you keep all the blood off your clothes? (Or was that the idea, see if you could "tag" the headless chicken running around without getting any blood on your clothes.) I know my mother would have "killed" us if we got bloody. Now that...

I just bought a pound to try for my 200 gr. SWC 45 ACP's today at Ahlman's ($14.99) today. Don't know when I'll get to trying it. I have been using Accurate #5.

Also Win. WLP primers at $20.99 / 1,000.

When I was young (about 50 years ago), we (my Father and his brothers) butchered at least one cow/steer and hog at my grandparent's farm each year. Each time it was just one shot from a 22 rifle behind the ear. (Usually the left ear, if I remember correctly.) All the families got together to butcher...

To view the video click on the red camera on the link. or go here: http://www.kttc.com/Streamer/stream.php?url=/Video/playlist.php?ID=18125 I'm on camera for about 2 seconds. BFWG in blue hat, shorts, left side of the frame holding the clipboard scoring the stage where we drew t...

Have a gunsmith that knows revolver triggers go over hers. They can do wonders making it feel smoother and lighter. Probably cost about $75.

See Cobb's NRA Women On Target on September 15 near Mankato.

I'll be there and several other forum members helping and could bring several revolvers to try if that would work for you too. Cost for that is minimal. Ammo, food, guns supplied.

Aceq2jot wrote:

I am sure that some people here own 10 guns

Who? Me? Never!

DeanC wrote:

leaving more of an edge for the rims to catch on

The case being extracted appears to catch on the square edge of the SWC bullet on the next round in the magazine, not on the rim of that case.

DeanC wrote: Do think maybe a taper crimp would make it better? I use a seperate Lee Taper crimp die on my Dillon 650. One die to seat the bullet only and the Lee Taper Crimp die in the next station apply the crimp. That is why I like the 650 over the 550 Dillon. More stations in the press. (I run a...

OK Cobb, I'll explain. I shoot 200 gr SWC bullets for IPSIC & IDPA. My main gun is a Wilson 4" Professional 1911. I also shoot a Kimber 4 ", Officer's length grip also. Occasionally I will shoot a Wilson full size 5" or a Springfield Micro 3 ". I usually use Cast & Blast ...