Recent content by jjs405

Guy - I know you moved but I was in the Wenatchee Sportsmans Warehouse & I saw that you are still on their board! 😎

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I too bought a RCBS Rockchucker when I was a teenager in 1976 and still use it to this day - 50 years & counting! I've had a few other presses but have given them away; RCBS Jr & a Dillon 550 as I don't shoot 1,000 of round anymore..... I do regret getting rid of the Dillon at times & have been...

Maybe have her try a red-dot vs iron sights & see how she likes it. Both eyes open with a red-dot should make it easier to get on target quicker and gives better depth perception.

When I was investigating options for my Model 48 Long Range I was advised by Nosler that the trigger is made by Timney. So I wrote Timney several times over the span of a few months and never received a reply! If you do follow up with Timney I would be curious if you actually get a reply.

Just read today that Big Rock Sports files for bankruptcy - According to the article they serve more than 20,000 retailers across many outdoor sporting industries. https://www.foxbusiness.com/retail/major-firearms-distributor-serving-thousands-retailers-multiple-countries-files-bankruptcy

I have never heard of Noblie and had to look them up and I have to say that I am underwhelmed by them. My first impression was that they looked like "gas station" knives with cheap laser "engraving" & "scrimshaw" work. The quality of the sheaths offered for a $1,400.00+ knife appeared to be...

Just saw today that Brownells is waiving hazmat shipping fees for primers, powders, etc for a limited time....

What I have been using on my last few scope mounts are precision parallel roll pins (in .001 increments) that I had which I place between the scope rail & the bottom of the scope under the elevation turret which is flat....This ensures a dead parallel mounting of the scope to the rail/receiver...

As others have said, I like to have the printed books on hand even though I like to look at the on-line data as well. So far my hard copy collection consists of: ACCURATE: 2 | BARNES: 2,3,4 | BERGER: 1 | HODGDON: 23,24,26, | HORNADY: 2(1975),2(1978),3, LYMAN: 49 | NOSLER...

Good to hear that it's coming back ...I've been looking for RL26 for a few years without success.

I use a GoldenRod dehumidifier. I also use to use several Filtrol Desiccite 25's in the safe but found it unnecessary with the GoldenRod.

Same here ... been doing that exact same thing since I was a kid without any adverse effect on the revolvers ... but then again I do clean my firearms :p

A trick I have done for decades is using a witness mark on my action screws to detect any movement. You can use a silver/gold sharpie or a paint pen. I started doing this after I had accuracy problems because of the screws loosening up without me noticing ... all it takes is a quick glance to...

I have a cheap Harbor Freight that I use for jewelry & such and a Crest benchtop ultrasonic cleaner for cleaning guns, parts & such ... it's also heated which helps greatly. Because it's heated the parts dry very quickly after a water rinse. I tried using it for brass but it was unsatisfactory...