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Sounds like ya got a real winner there with those shots at a hundred and elsewhere. Much to be said, from what I've read about the Navy Arms 45-70's. I've got a Sharps rifle from Pedersoli that I...

Good points to ponder Dave....
Bob... :wink:

Early summer, springtime....g'hogs with a passion
Early fall to early winter....Fox Squirrels and rabbits
Early winter thru December....deer and coyotes
Early to late winter......coyotes
Bob.......

rocker: thanks for clarifying that...not used anything like that before...have learned something new every day
Bob

Not done too much bedding in all my years of shooting, and pardon my ignorance....but what are we talking about here? :roll:

sorry for not being in the chat guys, but my internet provider seems to want to do things to keep me from signing in.....hope it gets resolved soon
:( ...Bob

USARO4...Welcome and howdy....lottsa neat stuff here.....Bullseye has made quite a 'sight'....hope you enjoy your stay....chat at 7PM EST every nite ifn' you want to chime in.....will look forward...

Your intro was hilarious.....Welcome aboard....this site may be a lil slow at first but is hoped will pick up in due course...hope you enjoy your stay, as Bullseye has made it real homey....sit...

Although my 222Rem 700BDL is my favorite, the 6mmRem 700VLS is a close second. After talking with several others about the 6mm, the suggestion made was to try the 70 gr Nosler BT and IMR4350 pwder. ...

Yea, the 45nut is that all right ain''t he? Welcome to gunloads, broomhandle. I too am involved with the shooting sports. This is the second year for me, teaching young people beginning shotgun...

I can't warm up to a Glock either. Might be the name, or where they come from....they just don't look user friendly either, if that makes any sense. Lotta fellas swear by them and I've read glowing...

So very true, Al. Reloads would certainly make someone stop and further assess their own situation regarding this element. Lethal force should never be taken litely, as you well know. Thanks for...

Fairly new here myself, retired as well. Look forward to sharing info and experiences. Welcome, Deputy Al.....
Bob....

Strong as all other Rugers for sure. If ya haven't heard by now, Kirk, Ruger has downsized this model for '05......can still find older models of Vaquero, til new ones come out. By the...

As was said, reloads are reloads and a goblin is not gonna stop what he is doin' so's you can put factory loads in your gun....hardly. You will still have to justify shooting a goblin, reloads or...

Rocker: I'm sure that it will handle +P loads with no problem, but if your wife is going to use this for carry, better to shoot it and find out how recoil is for her. May be OK for carry a lot...

I have this one Kirk, sans the white grips, and it is a real shooter. I cast the 250gr bullet Lyman makes mold for, and really think it sweet. Vaquero for the fixed sight model; Blackhawk for one...

Sounds like ya made out alright there Kirk....way to go....Bob

Tell ya Kirk, lottsa good loads out there for up to 300grain bullets in this old workhorse. From the 8 grains of Unique under 250gr cast fer a plinker, to the 300gr XTP with 16.5 grs of 2400gr for...

I prefer my 4" 586 S&W nickel for carry as well.....I have a KP89 Ruger too but prefer the Smith....both are a lot of fun to shoot and I reload for both....but still....I do a lot better with the...

As you prep new brass, check inside of each case to insure there is no foreign residue or brass shavings. Factories do a marvelous job of making brass, but oversight still exists.

Powder and primers, when stored properly, will remain quite useful for a very long time. But in order to rotate your stock, mark it with the month and year of purchase. This will at least let you...

I've heard of and seen some guys put their reloaded rounds in a baggie! Now I realize it cost a bit more for ammo boxes, but come on here...you went to all the trouble to make good ammo.....put that...

I never realized how 'crooked' my ammo was, until I got a gauge to check both the case neck run-out and the loaded round bullet run-out. It is also useful for correcting the die set-up for the...

Always tumble fired straight wall pistol cases. Especially when using carbide sizer dies. Just a bit of powder residue or dirt on the outside of cases, will soon make permanent scratches on the...