Recent content by scpaul

Never thought about a name ending in O and the command NO. (Cujo). Dammit (joke!) Herman, George, Tiny, Aace, Sargent., Troy, Achilles. I'll stop there. I wish that they would come to me this easily when I have to name one of mine.

Thank you sir.

I might try another brand/style of chronograph. I don't have any idea why it would have any effect but you are looking for "needles". Stupid question, you have re-confirmed the target distances and made sure that muzzle air turbulance isnt affecting your readings. You might try shooting without...

I didn't read the whole thread so I hope I'm not repeating someone else, but you said that you were using a Chrony. I have 1 and like it, but if you look at the joint where the upper and lower sections join and have silver plates to adjust the relationship between the upper and lower sections...

Thanks all, I've been away from loading for awhile due to my health. My primers have been stored in multiple layers of protection including zip locks that the excess air was pressed out then sealed. The building is in good shape and doesn't have any leaks. I'm in S.C. so I have somewhat similar...

I bought a few thousand various primers about 7 years ago. They have been stored in an out building most of that time. In drawers, metal cabinets, zip lock bags, etc. I know that when powder goes bad it usually has a smell, etc. Is there an easy to tell if my primers are OK? I don't really want...

I believe that some are 15 lbs each and they can run with them tucked.

But "Your Honor, I only shot him once".

To borrow you plan on returning, I don't think so.

Before you do anything talk with the factory guy that send it back. He may be able to see something that he can change during manufacturing. He may just replace the unit so that he can use it for research. But for him to get the most out of it he needs to get it unmolested. Call him and see what...

true, you might try some "0000" steel wool. Just remember that delicately is the operative word. In the office equipment industry magazines that just about any copier dealer. Will gladly give you. You can get some rollers recoated to a certain delrin(?) Firmness as well as grip.Dont forget the...

To slightly reword 762x51 "Pieces through superior firepower!!!"

True, That's why I suggester sol me small strips and maybe dirtying them some so as to reduce the adhesion. Just experiment slowly.

Something that I haven't seen in a while, I was a kid, Dad called it friction tape. The outside had a very tacky surface. Depending on the specific roll you may need to apply small pieces and possibly dirty them some even when new. Remember that this is just a suggestion, I've never tried it. I...

When we had a traction problem on rubber office equipment rollers slipping, we would scuff the rollers LIGHTLY with the very fine cloth sand paper perpendicular to rotation (every once in a while we had to go in rotation) we then lightly wipe with thinned glass cleaner so the alcohol didn't dry...