I have a Remington XP100 handgun in .223 with a 14" barrel and although it is legal to take deer I choose not to use it. The margin for error is slim and the bullets don't have quite the bite due to the velocity loss of the short tube. Nobody can hold a handgun as steady as a rifle without the ...

I didn't need anything fancy or expensive, the F-1 Chrony (they are all easily upgradeable) is $85. Good, basic, reliable chronograph.

What he said, but it is definitely worth the extra $20 +or- for the remote readout.

The deal was to good to pass up and I brought it home...

Too good to pass up? At a Cabela's? That is a surprise

If you can get a 16" barrel on that contraption you would be GTG

Some folks just have too much free time on their hands

If you're gonna go 40 something go 45. The recoil is gentler and the hole is bigger.

So yeah, opinions? UltraDot. But if you want a scope either will do nicely. The 2x will be quicker to find the target, but magnification seems next to nill. Not much mag needed to 100 yards, I have dots on most of my shortguns any more. The only revolver that still wears a scope is the SRH 480R whi...

I have a spare set of RCBS carbide 357/38 dies. Would send them to you for $33.

They have a Chiappa in the case up here in PR. Said they have sold many, I asked about reliability and they said so so. So I passed.

If you were a little closer to Park Rapids I would be glad to help you get set up. I would suggest a powder measure, I prefer the Lyman 55, to speed up the process while maintaining consistancy. A scale is a must. What kind of press do you have? What part of the process do you need assistance with? ...

Got my bullets, thanks cobb

Sierra 45 (.4515) 240gr JHC-L 100 Colt - $8 I would like these if you can drop them in a $5 flat rate box and mail to Park Rapids. Of course I would pay the freight. Cheers, Rod. Sorry, had the wrong count in one post and the correct in the other. There are only 90 of these bullets. Offer still sta...

Sierra 45 (.4515) 240gr JHC-L 100 Colt - $8

I would like these if you can drop them in a $5 flat rate box and mail to Park Rapids. Of course I would pay the freight.

Cheers, Rod.

Thanks for the pic. I like that, but I was hoping it had an open toe so I could slide my 9-1/2"er into it.

I get a box with red X