Recent content by Muir

Crimp (Lee FCD) and seat to factory recommended over all length. -Muir

I keep my knives in my pack.... except my pocket knife which lives in my jeans all the time. -Muir

I switched to INR7828 from all others -Muir

I tried Lil Gun using 8.0 grains with a 200 grain. Worked well from my CZ. -Muir

I thought as much but i wasn't sure of my linguistic prowess.(Never know about you guys.) -Muir

The rounds might pop free of the magazine. I d sell the rifle to someone who'd appreciate it, then buy another more to your liking. When i was fitting barrels I would have refused this job . -Muir

Notice the powders are 4841,4350,4895.etc? All are war time bulk powders. Great books but not reloading manuals, IMHO.-Muir

Ackley himself saw the limited benefits of the Improved cartridges back in the early 80s due to the availability of the variety of modern powders on the market then.-Muir

Lil Gun is a great powder in the .357. i use it in my 8 .375" s&w. -Muir

Ive killed a number of deer with a .357 handgun. I cant imagine worrying about shooting fox or rabbits.-Muir

Isn't it a little late to solicit opinions? Looks good to me.-Muir

A new bullet that requires rethroating your rifle or rebarreling it? Why would they do that? for what? It's not like a 117 grain bullet is a new thing. Maybe "yawn" was the wrong word? -Muir

Yawn! -Muir

I have a Lee Classic for every caliber I shoot (if available) and continue to buy them. Millions of reloaders use them, and learned reloading using them. The only caveat to using them is that it must be brass fired in your rifle. It only neck sizes. Lee at one time made them fo over seventy...

Buy a Lee Classic loader. Makes accurate ammo and you won't be out alot if you dont like it -Muir