Recent content by Regulis7

Dies are hard on brass, moderate to max loads are hard on brass, semi auto's are hard on brass, not all brass is made equal... so not really sure if one can put a life on how long brass will last when reloading. For range ammo I use cast bullets (no Glocks in my house) in .380, 9mm .44Sp and...

You suck!!!! Just kidding, Congrats on the lucky find. I am still waiting for one to pop in any of my local upstate shops at less than highway robbery prices.

Not had the privilege to shoot one of these yet, but I can say its one super ugly little pocket pistol. LOL.

When I first started reloading I had one of the Lee Loaders in .38Sp, not sure how many rounds I loaded with that thing but it works and kept my then collection of .38 snubbies shooting when I was too broke/poor to purchase factory ammo. Its a very slow process, takes some practice, but once...

Its Gun Show Time in Greenville... TD Convention Center Sat 9-5, Sun 10-4. First one I have been able to make in 2 years!

Perhaps the farmer has been out of town for the last 4 years but is planning on retiring from his current job in January and returning to Chicago to enjoy some tax free cash. ?? :lol:

I use the Lee Turret Press with the 4 hole turrets... De-Prime/Size Die, Powder Thru/Expander Die, Seating Die and Lee Factory Crimp Die for all my auto pistol loading and same setup with my .44 Special and .44 Mag. For full power mag loads I do switch to a roll crimp die instead of the LCF die.

For range ammo I do not bother with cleaning the primer pockets. Ammo used for hunting or serious target shooting I take the extra time to clean the primer pockets. I run my spent cases thru the tumbler before I de-prime... lesson learned.... I spent several hours picking stuck media from...

anyone know of a local source for food grade O2 Absorbers? Generally I order them online but had some stuff to put away and realized I did not have enough O2 absorbers to complete the job, just curious if anyone in the upstate has found a local source for these.

Sweet looking .44!! Now you need the Raging Bull's baby brother... the 5 shot Taurus Tracker! I have the Tracker and its a handfull with full power loads but when using 44 Specials its very comfortable for range shooting.

still too warm for bear to den up, so yes they are still out and about. chances of seeing one is slim, but when camping in bear country ALWAYS maintain a clean camp, keeping food put away in sealed containers and hung from a tree when possible. For defense... bear spray works but I always feel...

Welcome back to the real world!

I keep a few small magnifying lenses in my first aid and emergency kits just in case something happened to my glasses and need to read directions or labels printed on those small packaged items. Since my vision issues are with reading this works for me.

I took an inexpensive nylon holster that fits my ccw and attached it to the inside of my glove box with some velcro and epoxy in a position that allows easy removal or insertion from the drivers side. This keeps the trigger safely covered, muzzle in safe direction and keeps the pistol from...

Few blocks is definitely close to home, glad the home owner is ok.