Recent content by Adk Mike

I bought the same model 63 in 1980. Most enjoyable gun I own. I will never sell it.

I’ve had a pinned barrel 63 for 39 years. I really have enjoyed it over the years. Great gun.

I have a Model 63 I bought new in 1979. I also have the target stocks. The gun is a pleasure to own. My favorite 22 hands down.

I handload all my shells. I like my model 27. shoot the gun drop the shells in my gun box. Digging 9mm brass off the ground is not for me.

I have one I bought in 1979. A nice gun for sure. Mine is a 63 with no dash.

I like Unique about 4.5 grains. Works good not to hard on things about right.

Yes Sir ! I use a Rockchucker for most of my reloading. I have a Lyman All American with some seater dies in it for seating cast bullets in my old 06. I shoot a lot too. Like you say very simple and safe. I don't lack for anything either. I just like what I have.

I use a Rock Chucker . On the bench to my left I have my seating dies and an m die in a Lyman All American. Size and de prime on the single stage. I use a bench mount priming tool. I load 200 rounds a month. Plenty fast kinda low budget . Works just fine.

I have the exact same gun that I bought in 79 myself. I'll have to check that out. I really like that gun a favorite for sure.

I've loaded for 35 years on a Rock Chucker . Nothing againest a turret. I have a turret press on the bench I use to seat cast rifle bullets . I just like simple. I batch load mostly in the winter for the next year. Few mistakes and no double charges etc.

My first revolver is a Ruger Single Six. To this day it's a favorite. I have others but a walk it the woods the old Ruger is my go to gun.

An old habit from 35 years of reloading and shooting. I've always have kept large amounts of supplys along with bricks of 22 shells. For the last few years it's paid off. But I'm ready to get some stuff again as it becomes available.

Why Bees wax on the handle ? I find that interesting. By the way nice job

I'm not yet retired. Put a couple kids thru collage. Money is still tight. Bought a lot of guns in my younger days. My model 27 I couldn't replace today. I spend my money on powder,primers and bullet molds. I'm glad I bought mine when I did.

I have a lot of it. My brother gets it off commercial construction jobs. I smelt it into one pound bars. I do it out side to burn the cardboard off. Very soft.