Recent content by Steve Watson

Ok, Thanks Bret.

How bad is it? It doesn’t have to be perfect, is it something I can clean up? Or what does it have on it ?

Hey Bret, I’m back from my trip and wondering if you ever found the #12 shot, that you tucked away long ago?

Sorry Rubber Gloves

They are the only living animal that carry’s Leprocy, maybe 1 in 10 may have it but who wants to take that chance, be careful handling the dead ones, use plastic gloves if possible.

That’s awesome, I’m going out of town for a week anyway, so I will shoot you a text when I get back, Thanks.

Thanks Orange Dust !!!

I’m looking for a small quantity of #12 shot , 2 or 3 pounds would be great. Thanks

I’m looking for just a small amount of #12 shot to build shot shells for my .45 Colt

It’s going to be so expensive in the future to reload, when components become more expensive to buy than loaded factory rounds it will limit all of us from burning up rounds at the range. At that time what’s the point. I have been loading for over 40 years and have a great deal of components...

Almost makes you wonder if they are breeding with Ferrell dogs or larger domestic dogs. When I lived in Ohio it wasn’t uncommon for us to kill 75 to 150 coyotes a year. With technology like it is today you really don’t need to struggle with a hand call anymore, sent removers , cannot etc as long...

I have a 2 die set from Lyman .243 and several bullets; 100 Gr Spitzer, 65 Gr V-Max, 55 Gr Ballistic Silvertip, 70 Gr Sierra HPBT, 95 Gr Nosler Ballistic Tip, 85 Gr Sierra HPBT, 75 Gr V-Max if you are interested sent me your phone number and I will call you.Thanks Steve

Lex Webernick @ Rifles Inc.

.300 RUM

So will an overhead fan if you have one blowing anywhere near your loading bench, or an open window with the slightest breeze.