CaddmannQ
.50 BMG
Cadd is that a maze?.
Not a clue. I think that was in Tulare county about 10 years ago.
I see the cartoon now.
Cadd is that a maze?.
A friend of mine knows I like old trucks and lever guns so he sent me this. I wish I had skills.
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I remember those days well. We gave it no thought, there plenty of pickups in the school lot sporting rifle racks in their back windows. None were locked and all had a rifle, shotgun, or both. So, what is so different in today's world ? The biggest difference I can think of is a direct result of increased liberalism.That is awesome!
Long ago and far away there was an America where thousands upon thousands of Americans left lever guns and shotguns hanging in their back glass rifle rack, that was before there were thieving meth heads and tantrum throwing whiny ass liberals that ruined it for everybody...... I miss that America!
I remember those days well. We gave it no thought, there plenty of pickups in the school lot sporting rifle racks in their back windows. None were locked and all had a rifle, shotgun, or both. So, what is so different in today's world ? The biggest difference I can think of is a direct result of increased liberalism.
Good morning Mossberg Owners.
@hombre243
I was asking if I should soak range brass in a mason jar of urine to remove crud. Problem is the deer would smell the bullet coming before you fired it. . . .
House Democrats have slipped an unqualified renewal of the draconian PATRIOT Act into an emergency funding bill – voting near-unanimously for sweeping surveillance carte blanche that was the basis for the notorious NSA program.
So, what is so different in today's world ?
Hey You guys . . .
I keep digging and I keep finding more empty brass to clean. I discovered another 60 shells of .223 and .45-70 mixed in with the good ammo. I've got 200 rounds of .223 primed & ready, but no bullets!
I must go shopping now.
I did my first round of .45-70 reloads today.
Very successful except I found my "universal" loading block won't fit.
Still, I think this will be the easiest caliber to reload, if the most expensive.
No bottleneck, no funnel required, they stand up without a loading block, & easy to grab with my fat fingers.
I found it easy to get the right crimp and COAL.
IMHO, much easier than .30-30s
Also my first time using 3031 powder today. I did 20 test rounds of .45-70 at different loads, and I might get to shoot them Friday.
I won't go unless I get some .308 loaded too, but that's next. 175 rounds are all cleaned and primed.
Hopefully I'll do some .308 tonight.
I still have 200 rounds of new .45-70 brass I haven't touched. Also 100 rounds of new premium .223 brass, and 100 rounds new .45ACP brass. I forgot about buying all this as it was well over a year ago, in the midst of our remodeling. I'll need a lot more lead and powder for this!
Cadd, here's how I keep my 223 brass clean: Caldwell Brass catcher.