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Would I be able to shoot 38 short colt in it?

Here ya go. What can you tell me about it?

Much obliged. Now where did I place that heeled bullet mold?

Any of you fellas know which is which for the serial number on a .38 Colt DA USN? The numbers I see are on the butt. One reads "No. 11,9xx" and the other is six digits 112 over xxx.

The only reason I bought Handloader magazine was to read his articles.

https://shilohrifle.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=29631

He will be missed.

You are a brave lad for admitting to an oopsy. I would never start loading a case without sizing the my 7.5. Swiss once fired brass. :roll: And I would never admit to having to spritz spray lube on my fingers to full length resize them one at a time, after backing the decapping pin away from the fla...

This is a rousing tale of war time France 1918. The ageless story of two men after the same girl. We! We! Marie! stars the great Slim Summerville of All Quiet on the Western Front fame. This is a classic pre-code howler. Lots of Krags in the movie, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNvp9WFAwNU .

For your viewing enjoyment.

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Since I shoot Hornady 220s in my Match load for my Krag... I'm always on the hunt for bullets! FWIW, Hornady used to make a FMJ 220 gr RN bullet, and I was given a box of these around 15 years ago. They were hands-down the most accurate bullet I ever shot in my Krag! I wish Hornady would make these...

I can remember back in grade school making "Matchstick Rockets." We would fashion a paper clip to hold a match upright, Then, wrap a match head in foil (usually from chewing gum) and using a pin, create a nozzle at the bottom. Then, when lit, they would shoot up into the air to the deligh...