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Very nice wood Ryan

Messaged York they can get then in but not till at least aug or sept but are getting the Taurus circuit judge in so wil be treating myself to one of those just got to decided weather .44mag or 45long colt

Been on yorks site and no sign of the lever action so prob would have to be specialy imported

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Does anybody know a uk retailer for the mossberg tactical lever action? Think it's in 30/30 but would like to see wot other caliber a you can get it In. I know it's a marmite gun but quiet fancy one to go along side my marlin cheers

Is this the fixed full stock or welded folded metal stock? Always fancied one of these

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Can I have a pair please will send cash once get reply you have sum left cheers

No mate once seated the bullet backed it right out before sorting the crimp. I set the flare die as in struckted ie twist in till kisses then tighten which then gives me a nice crimp when put bullet on press. The die has a adjuster on top but thought was for attaching powder hopper as dosnt seem to do anything else

Yes it's flaring the neck nicely to seat bullet but if you push the press bar to full extent the bullet gets stuck. I back the bullet seating right out then work it in till the rim of the case lines up with the crimp grove then work in the roll crimp. Twisting the die a bit at a time till I get enuf crimp. This worked well with the .38 but not the .357 and it scrapes the case and head. I know they say the .38 special set does both .38 and .357 but do you think it would be better just to get the .357 die?

Right had all my gear posted today so started to set up my dies for a days reloading tomorrow. Started with the .38 special and went smoothly after I'd watched loads of vids on YouTube got a test round completed and looked really good with a nice crimp in the crimp groove then proceeded to the .357 as brought 2 sets of dies so can do both without having to alter one. Well first thing was I got the shell stuck as did not lube as was told no need as carbide dies but did need to, did the re-sizing and flaring dies but when came to the bullet seating and crippling dies that's were all the trouble stars. Followed same steps as in the .38 special but really struggle to press the bullet up to seat the head, sum times the press Handel will not push all the way down and sum times does and have had a couple of cases actually look crushed and bullets were you carnt see we're the brass ends as looks beded in head and main thing is when it comes to the crimping it looks like it's crimping bowt a inch from the tip all in one go so there's a point from were the whole rest of the round is a fraction thinner and not one destinct crimp line in crimp grove this is really confusing me all help would be appreciated thanks

Can buy and hold 2000 .22lr on my ticket 500 .357 and 300 .308

Will do the pair for £45 posted

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Just brought a tub of red dot and tub of unique to get me started, was nearly sold large rifle primers instead of small pistol ones good job I spotted, besides I assume not fitting wot else could of happend if I had not spotted the mistake and used them?

Mines the second edition too

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I have 2 25 round ruger 10/22 mags for sale 1x 25 round tacticalinc.com mag (made in USA) £25 posted 1x 25 round ruger bx25 £28 posted Please add PayPal fees

Harris 9"-13" bipod with tilt left to right then tighten with front knob. Very good condition £50 posted plus PayPal fees

We're these calculations from the lee book first or second edition? As mine for unique is saying 6.2-6.8 and red dot 5.0-5.5 and tight group is 4.5-5.0 with the 158 grain lead bullet

Is that £11 for the 3 or each

Wait till the like for like variation goes In,swap a .22lr for a cannon please lol

Cheers for the help lads

Need you lovely people on hear to solve a debate we hate at the rifle club tonite. A few of us are considering on getting a table top cannon each and have had conflicting advice o. Which liscience it would go on, one lad was told would go on a firearms and another was told with it being smooth bore would go on a shotgun cert, do any of you shoot cannons or know people that do and which liscience it goes on? Thanks for your advice in advance

Spoke to Henry kranks and my items should be in stock the end of next week so just got to get the primers and powder from mcavoys then it's reloading time