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found this on Ebay for $6.21 shipped and they have more the thermocouple on the left is the one that came with it but i wanted to use the heavy steel one on the right to lay in the pot (i have been using one with a multi meter but got tired of looking at a conversion chart ya know ambiant...

did some .357 for giggles 105gr lswc over 10gr Unique good snappy recoil and a bit of fireball and also some 148gr lwc over 6gr of unique i seated them long to fill up the space in the cylinder and those go woof going to try some blue dot and see if i can get more fire :eek:

brought this home a couple weeks ago finally time for a photo shoot S&W 410 .40s&w with factory plastic hardcase and all the paperwork and im sure less than 200 rounds thru it steel slide and alloy frame so it fairly light i found a set of the optional factory sights from HI-VIZ shoots just...

went out to cast some more 200gr swc today and thought i would try and see what straight SOWW would cast like and here are some nestled in some 50/50 lube i found it odd that they filled easy and came out all shiny i didnt add any tin or any thing, just kept adding more SOWW i had no idea that...

too pretty to shoot well not really :D

i have not shot my pietta 1858 for a number of years it had a broken hand spring and it really looked like hell. i could never shoot the thing worth a darn either well a couple months ago i ordered up 2 new hands and a screw set for it i had it all torn down and i went to shiney town on the...

200 grain H&G #68 from a Lee 2 cavity, straight wheel weight going to run them as cast they are dropping at .453 or a smidge under, should be good to go! and my special "Zombie Slick Boolit Loob"

after much messing about with following and some doubling :( ive come to the conclusion that my frame wants a longer sear than the ground down ones i have. i whipped up a little drawing for your viewing pleasure i know that im on the steep learning curve on this and realize that i pooched up...

been working on the new girl i electrostripped (mad scientist stuff) the nickel plate and copper flash off the bits and pieces (everything except the frame,slide and mag release) and gave them a good dehorn & polish then just did a quick blue on them to hold over till i get my hot bluing setup...

ive decided to give a go at hot bluing some of my parts and yes i know it can be messy and dangerous but rest assured i can take the necessary precautions (in a former life i etched psychical parts and circuit boards, not to mention stainless finishing) ill only be doing small parts, frames...

those of you that have seen more paper than i have 4 or 5 ? i hope 5! im pretty sure of the first 2 but the last one? ( i see a double ring on the top hole but maybe im to hopeful) these are 25yds supported

went out with her this morn 130 rounds not a hiccup and here are the results im was really shakey so i think she is good to go :)

Regent R200SS AKA: TISAS imported by Umarex well picked it up yesterday, and tried to use the range but got there and there was some training event so was closed so much for out of the box test so i brought it home and double checked everything for obvious issues and function all good in that...

i took the ram out of my Lee turrent press to give it a good cleaning and for the life of me i cant see how the shell holder retainer clippy thing goes back in i thought maybe it broke, but it looks just like the picture for the replacement part (its # TP2108)...

the Fair Lady and myself went to the range today, beautiful day BTW spent 3 1/2 hours there it was her first time ever shooting anything! i have spent plenty of time over the last few weeks safety training with her and she did a fine job we started with my old 39M and she has short arms and had...

this came in the other day i had Dave at http://sturdybelt.com make it up for me he used a p99 bluegun for the fitting and it worked perfectly for my TP-9 (i did the homework for that) really pleased with the finished work

a 1992 vintage Taurus 65 in .357 magnum 3" barrel other than a faint line on the bottom of the top strap i cant see that thing was ever fired, or even carried! not a scratch! and she really likes it i gots me some brownie points with this one