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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...

S&W Model 649, a stainless steel version of the Model 49 with a shrouded, but accessible, hammer. 😎

Late to the discussion - Prior to Accubond's I was using Nosler Combined Technology Ballistic Tips exclusively ... I have no issues with Accubond's & have posted several results of my experience here in the forum.... one of my last Accubond post here with pics...

Same here ... for the first few years of retirement it was had to "sleep in" to 0700 ... but I have always been a night owl & have no problem saying up to 0200-0400 & get up when I feel like it. I have run on little sleep for decades.

LOL - I remember when I was a 40 year old Elk hunter & hearing about rescues going on for a lost or injured 60 year old hunter. I would say to my self "What the heck is a 60 year old doing out in the woods" ... Well, now that I'm firmly in my mid 60's I make no mention of that anymore...

Here we go again in Washington State ... House Democrat pushes bill requiring liability policy to buy or possess firearms. Time to get vocal & push back ... I waited a few days before posting this giving it some thought. Also see that other states are tying the same; California, Massachusetts...