Recent content by groovy mike

It's sad that we even have to consider that we may not be able to replace them at reasonable prices in the future.

I have magnum small pistol primers if you can use them.

If anyone needs magnum small pistol primers I have them to trade 1:1 for large rifle, or small rifle. I can use magnum rifle primers too.

If you are a registered democrat, vote for her in the primary then for the most gun friendly conservative you can find in the general election!

Have a hen hanging out near my place. Probably nesting :). Saw a couple jakes but they spotted me and high tailed it out of there.

I hope to get out Saturday. Be safe out there!

ever get near Saratoga?

. thanks. I'm out of town Saturday. If you get a chance to sell them go for it. If they don't sell before we connect, I'll still buy them. Will you be in Saratoga Sunday?

Exactly right.

Just cut a log into 3 foot sections, make a pile and shoot at the round ends of the logs. There aren't many bullets 3 feet of wood wont stop. The bullets can be recovered if you like.

Sounds like we ought to be able to make that work.

I'd be interested but I am north of Saratoga on weekends. I work closer to Albany weekdays though.

Mosquito - I can't seem to figure out how to private message you on this board. Please send me a message and I'll make you an offer.

Right so the choice is either to powder coat or to lube. But since I am running every bullet through the luber/sizer powder coating seems like a completely unnecessary additional step. Is there any benefit for doing so?

I'm an old school caster and use the luber sizer. If I need to size my bullets anyway, is there any advantage to powder coating vs just using bullet lube while sizing. Powder coating would seem to add an additional step to the process. What makes it worth doing more work? I'm not trying to trash...