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    1. J

      All things Airgun...

      For those 3 that think they are kids toys, they likely feel the same about .22 LR also.
    2. J

      Do you buy firearms you don't intend on shooting?

      If I shot a different firearm a week it would take years to get thru the entire collection.
    3. J

      Do you buy firearms you don't intend on shooting?

      Not if you just enjoy the fact that you own it!
    4. J

      Do you buy firearms you don't intend on shooting?

      Years ago, maybe 40 years ago, I was offered an original Sharps Carbine, YUP the real thing, it hangs on the wall and is admired, but never shot. There are more than a few others, but only because there are so many.
    5. J

      what am I? (weird 9mm luger round)

      The Germans in WW2 used an iron core encased in lead.
    6. J

      what am I? (weird 9mm luger round)

      That is the orginal design of George Lugar's cartridge. http://leeprecision.com/mold-6-cav-356-120-tc.html http://www.lymanproducts.com/lyman/bullet-casting/mould-details.php?entryID=4
    7. J

      Does powder coating cast bullets actually prevent leading?

      And I may ask, why did you waste your time? LOL
    8. J

      Does powder coating cast bullets actually prevent leading?

      Feedback Gas check - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_check Cached Wikipedia Loading... A gas check is a device used in some types of firearms ammunition. Gas checks are used when non-jacketed bullets are used in high pressure cartridges, to prevent the...
    9. J

      Does powder coating cast bullets actually prevent leading?

      To answer the question, YES.
    10. J

      Brass tumbling questions

      I have experienced galling of steel dies by nickel cases and seen the nickel stripped off the case causing the galling. Never had any problems with carbide dies. No problems of any kind. But then most bottle neck dies are steel. YMMV
    11. J

      Brass tumbling questions

      Got'cha!
    12. J

      Brass tumbling questions

      Being as I have 10's of thousands of most of the calibers I reload for, I rarely need to reload at the range unless I'm benching or testing. Tumbling takes up none of my time, it runs at night as I sleep.
    13. J

      Brass tumbling questions

      Not real sure about that. You claim the dies scratch the brass, right? For the dies to scratch the dies they need to have a projection on the inside of the die surface. A scratch is a depression on the surface of the brass case, right? So in fact you are likely having a build up of nickel on...
    14. J

      Powder and primer stockpiling

      . Who's your insurance carrier?
    15. J

      Brass tumbling questions

      Question. We're those dies that got scratched strrl or carbide? I'm betting steel.
    16. J

      Brass tumbling questions

      Once again, using Brasso after the ammonia has dried off leaving only the polishing compound is not harmfully at all. But then why not just use a polishing compound in the first place, or a cap full of whatever auto polish one has left in the garage? They all work well.
    17. J

      Muncie Gun and Knife Show September 19th & 20th 2015

      And if perchance you get caught for any reason you could lose your rights for life. Yup! Makes perfect sense to me.
    18. J

      Muncie Gun and Knife Show September 19th & 20th 2015

      You want some REAL deals go to Gun Broker. hehehehe
    19. J

      Bacon fixes rude people

      Yup, 2 wrongs make a right.
    20. J

      Cabela's Pricing

      I always thought people went there to buy their fudge!
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