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I've been debating it for awhile. This is my first C&R purchase. I ordered it from Centerfire Systems. It should arrive on Tuesday. I will post pics by next weekend. Now, I need to buy a bullet mold for 9x18 and a couple hundred brass cases. Other stores have the vz-82 (CDNN, SOG, Military...

Question says it all. I have a Model 17-1 with a slightly kinked cylinder stop spring. No problems with the gun so far, after a couple hundred rounds. However, I'm looking for a source that sells these, so that I can have an extra on hand in case it weakens too much. By old style, I'm...

I'm sure that, among the collective wisdom here, someone can tell me how to disassemble the above rimfire rifle. My buddy has one that will not load even one round into the chamber without jamming, so he asked me to look at. Well, I removed the stock and looked over the action and barrel...

I started out a few months ago with 2 free presses: Lee Turret and Pro1000; oh, and a free scale. I couldn't wait to see the savings add up! Let's see...$210 of supplies from Midway. $98 of components and accessories from Sportsmans Warehouse and Cabelas. $70 for 5 boxes of cheap .38 Spl...

About 15-16 years ago, when I was in college, I sold off my S&W model 686, Taurus PT-99, Taurus PT-58, Browning HP, and Browning Buckmark. The only one I kept was a Colt Detective Special w/shroud. I think every penny I earned in high school was spent on guns, ammo, or fast food. Now, I've...

Of course, I know it depends on how much you shoot. Let's say you already have a reloader and dies, and you shoot 2000 rds a year. I can buy reloads for $8.50 or so a box. How much does it work out to be if I decide to load my own? Any helpful input?

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When I was in college, I sold all my handguns. Now I'm regretting it all. Gone: S&W 686, 4", with custom smooth wood grips w/finger grooves (bought used in '87) Gone: Taurus PT-99 - flawless shooter (bought around '88) Gone: Browning BuckMark (bought in '88) Gone: Taurus PT-58 .380...