Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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The results of your gay test came in.
Do you mean like an OSHA lock out/tag out kind of thing?!
That was definitely a Freudian slip of the tongue.
I would have liked to have been there for that.
She inspired me for my long shots with a .22LR. I’m not as good as she is and did not even try it offhand.
WARNING: extremely boring video unless you’re into long range shooting.
It wasn't in person. I made a gif of her doing that stunt and it went viral. The link drove her Youtube views on it WAY up. Look at how many views that one got over her others prior to that one.
I invited her to come join up here, but I don't think she ever did... unless she was Babbles?
I invited her to come join up here, but I don't think she ever did... unless she was Babbles?
Staples Tech: "Sir, were you aware of how this malicious software was introduced to your computer?"
Guy: "It was an accident! I swear! I was a noob and somebody trolled me....I know you heard this many times before but this really happened to me!"
Linky no worky and no I haven’t seen your zucchini butt your proctologist has.
Three barrel percussion revolving rifle, one barrel is .40 caliber rifled, the other two are .50 caliber smoothbore. United States circa early to mid 19th century.
from Cowan’s Auctions
Combining a pistol and shotgun into one compact package, the LeMat Revolver was meant to arm the South’s cavalry with overwhelming firepower.
Fuck him, and fuck the NRA on this one.
I have one of the Navy Arms LeMat revolver. It's a fantastic cap & ball revolver and fun to shoot.
When I first got it, the loading lever kept bending after loading two or three rounds. I sent it back to Navy Arms and they repaired it.
Keep in mind that I was not stranger to black powder shooting and cap & ball revolvers. The instructions and all the reviewers of the Navy Arms LeMat said to use the .451 round ball.
So after I got the revolver repaired for the 2nd time I decided to mic the chambers. Each one was a .444" chamber. That meant that the .451 round ball was not the usual .003" over sized projectile but .007".
It's no wonder the loading lever was bending. Keep in mind that the loading lever is just a steel sleeve which also holds the ramrod for the shotgun barrel. So it's not as strong as a solid lever like the Remington or Colt revolvers.
So I started shooting the .445" round balls and have not had a problem since then.
I say all this to let everyone know that if they get a LeMat revolver they should mic the chambers and get a round ball that is not too over sized. This also makes me wonder if those gun writers who reviewed the revolver ever shot the darn thing.
I've wanted one of those for years... and now I have the thought, gnawing again into my cortex. Thanks.
Good advice on the Chambers!
Cheers,
Sirhr
Your husband will tell you.
2500 rounds of .45 ACP today.... Having a nice reloading room motivates me!
Mic the chambers on any cap & ball revolver then choose the ball/bullet accordingly.
I would never trust what the manual says about the size of the projectile.
Looks like a 1919 build in the works too.
What dillion are you using for the .45s?
Im contemplating putting one on my list of things to acquire. Just not sure of size vs money
Im contemplating putting one on my list of things to acquire. Just not sure of size vs money
I have a pair of SDB's for pistol... they are great. And a 550 for rifle. Also great!
The single-stage stuff is all for precision loads or development.
Check out "Building the perfect Reloading Room" in the Reloading section for more.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Hell that motivates me, and it’s not even my reloading room! Turned out awesome there, Sirhr!!
I read a bunch of that when you were mapping and planning.
Lost it in my craziness and forgot.
How many rounds an hour are you getting in the SDB?
Lost it in my craziness and forgot.
How many rounds an hour are you getting in the SDB?
Jealousy is not a suit that I wear well, but I’m willing to put it on for that reloading room. In a word, gorgeous!
Yep. It would take me days to get it looking as disorganized as mine.
Javier says that the propane should have been strapped to something.
For pistol and 223, you'll really like the 650.
I believe you MtnCreek.
Its a space and money issue.
My single stage for precision and low volume pistol rounds and a progressive that even makes 3-400/hr would be very beneficial.
Seems the SDB could keep that pace?
Its a space and money issue.
My single stage for precision and low volume pistol rounds and a progressive that even makes 3-400/hr would be very beneficial.
Seems the SDB could keep that pace?
