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Nothing like watching a football game in snow like that. Man it's coming down, they can hardly keep the lines cleaned off.

You know what the second use was for a Sears & Roebuck catalog was.

Roll crimping cast will not hurt a thing. Don't need as tight of a crimp as if ya were using a jacketed bullet though. I know you are mostly talking about the 300 blackout but if one is loading for a tube fed mag or any mag when the gun has heavy recoil, it is always recommended to crimp.

I rode buy. Does that count?   No seriously I would have liked to go but I have NO cash so I was not going to torture myself.

Da daitty da ta da Charge!!       Sorry had to :)  

I miss his shop.

Picked up mine this morning. Thanks D&T & Smith was good to see ya again

Picked up this morning & have one lower complete as of 10 min ago!! :)   Thanks CMT & TGO staff for a job well done! Baby looks & feels awesome!   I really like the point of not having to deal with roll pins!

Well that's the best news I have seen all day!! Thankfully she was found.

Everybody put her pic as the screensaver on your phones. familiarize yourself with the pic.   TDR anything you need bud, Please don't hesitate!!

Oops guess I really wanted you to see that post. Dang phone double post.

It's definatly a sickness & the only cure is to buy a Marlin. :) I bought a Remlin in 45-70 about 2 yrs ago. Now I have 45-70, 444marlin, 35 Rem, 30/30 Win, 22 rimfire, & 2 in 357 Mag.

I was going to take mine in the woods today but as I was putting her in the truck I bumped the scout scope on the door frame. I did have it in a carring case but it was still a nice bump.    Decided o well put her up & grabbed the 357.   Looks like a nice one you have there. What year is it?

870 for me all day.

I used to load for one I had in a NEF. Was a fun gun to shoot. I loaded mine with Realoader7, but that is about all I remember other than keep plenty brass. They are easily crushed in any step of the loading process. They have pretty thin walls.

I don't know wich rifle you have but my Marlin shoots AWSOME without a scope.

I don't know wich rifle you have but my Marlin shoots AWSOME without a scope.

Nope you should give it to me & get a real rifle!!   Na just kidding your good. Me personally would keep it below 100. I'll have mine in the woods sometime this year! :)

Also this is mostly for leverguns made after 1972 I think 69-71 the first 2 numbers are the date of manufacture & all these will have the numbers on the upper tang of the rifle.   Before that they are mainly but not confined to the lower tang & usually start with a letter.   Once Remington bought them they started putting the serial # on the left side of the receiver.

Not for all of them by no means but generally speaking for the ones that are found for sale it is a math problem. simply subtract the first two digits from the serial # from 2000 & there is the date of manufacture.

^^^^^ That about covers it! :) Good job!

Haha Caster has it all the way up to .308 :)   12ga, 9mm, 45, 38spl, 357mag, 41mag, 223, 22-250, 35rem, 30-30, 444marlin, 45-70, 243, 7.62x54r, 6.5jap, 270win, 7mm rem mag.   The 444 Marlin is loaded with a Hornady JHP because I didn't have a mould for it when I got it. Since then it has only eaten cast. have a couple different moulds for it at the moment. Shot one of them today trying out a scout scope on it.

Yea I cast a few myself. Too many to pull out. :) Still have twice this amount in moulds I havn't tried yet. [url=http://s302.photobucket.com/user/Angeliablackwell/media/image6_zps042f53ef.jpeg.html][/URL]

Dang your close! :)

Was playing around last night & pulled out one of each of every caliber & ga. that I load. Thought it would make a cool pic. Anybody else have a family pic? Lets see who can guess all of them :) I'll list them tomorrow night 11/10. [url=http://s302.photobucket.com/user/Angeliablackwell/media/image5_zps934d2d1b.jpeg.html][/URL]