Recent content by RogerK

I get them on a regular basis from other sources. I somehow missed this source.

Listen guys, this sounds like an excellent deal. I encourage all of you to travel there and meet with her and to help her out os this delicate finacial decision. And since you will be out of the country, please send all of your firearms to me for safe keeping. Seriously!

If you ahev the time and inclination, head up to the Pawnee Grasslands. There is place to shoot to the right as you drive in. I've left a lot of lead at that spot.

Take a gander at this: http://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/60-2007/bill-text/HAVO0300.pdf The state: North Dakota. The bill is HB 1319. It’s a castle doctrine. The current law on the books puts the onus on the victim of an attack to use the least force necessary, and by default, to prove that the...

Thanks for the report. A little Warthog does go a long way. I'm going to have to re-write the instructions to say fewer strokes of the rod. Now try it in reverse; clean with Wipe Out and then follow up with Warthog. RogerK

My vote goes for heat. Try a long break between 3 shott groups. I mean get the barrel temp down to ambient temerature and then see what happens.

[ QUOTE ] Roger after posting a picture like that more of an explanation may be necessary. I didn't see any blood or brains impregnated in the metal or wood so I'd guess whoever shot that lived and has a new found respect for handloading? Man, that thing is Junk now!! [/ QUOTE ] Okay, here...

If the tip melts, all of the lead melts and the target gets hit with something resembling heavy rain. It's an Old Wives' Tale.

If you exceed the max load, the following may happen: http://warthog1134.com/blowup_page_1.htm

Re: 50 BMG as a copper remover..... No jag. Undersized nylon brush wrapped with a 1.5" cotton patch. Brush has a steel shank so none of the blue came from the brush.

How about this? We all chip in a few bucks. I'll start it off with a hundred bucks, ($100.00) if other chip in. Give what you can. A buck. Ten bucks. We give the money raised to http://catchadream.org/ to send a kid with a terminal disease on a hunt.

Re: 50 BMG as a copper remover..... I'm back from my moose hunt. I’m happy to report that a moose died on the third day. One shot, one moose and from a 270 Winchester shooting a 130 grain bullet. Heresy I know, but the moose is dead nevertheless skinned and hanging in my machine shop aging...

I have a RCBS RS 2. I purchased it back in the 60s. It's been a heck of a good press. A few years ago I purchased a Partner press so I could set up my seating die and not have to switch dies when I went from sizing to seating. Know what I know now, I'd buy the Partner press and not the larger...

[ QUOTE ] The test is 100% invalid and not very useful. I worked with the most famous ammoniacal chemist on the planet and an laboratory chemist to come up with a valid test. Ammonia facts: <ul type="square"> Ammonia quickly evaporates and looses strength Ammonia strength is measured by...

Copper Test 2 Post I did the tests requested on Montana Extreme 50 BMG, Wipe Out, and Bore Tech Eliminator. I also ran a test to see if Warthog would cut lead. It doesn’t cut lead and we don’t make that claim. It simply won’t clean lead out a barrel. I’m going to look into that after the...