Recent content by slugo88

It's my understanding that trail boss is to be used with ONLY lead bullets. Charlie

I have 2 favorite ones, 1st is 215gr cast keith 6.9gr Universal Clays, 2nd is 215gr cast keith 10.8gr AA#7. Both are very accurate in my Rugers and shoot to point of aim. Charlie

I've been using SR primers for 9mm for the last couple of years. Have used at least 9,000 in the 9mm brass and I can't ever remember a problem or FTF. About 1/2 of them was shot in a ruger convertable, thats a revolver 9mm/357 and for those ones I used a 125gr LRN 358 sized bullet along with...

I have a ruger 9mm/357, when using the 9mm I have used 357 lead bullets at 358 size, 125 round nose as my pipe is a 357 and a 9mm bullet at 355 will tumble on me at 21 feet. I have had no problem reloading the 125gr 358 lrn bullet in the 9mm case and in my ruger the bullet does not tumble...

I've got a cowboy load for the 44 mag listed as unique 6.3__8.2 in my log book for 200gr lead tc. Having never gone past 7.2 in my usage I could'nt tell what it does above 7.2 but it is a soft shooting load in a super redhawk 44. My normal 44 load with a 240gr lead keith bullet is 9.5 of...

I loaded 50 some 380 rounds with mag primers just to see what they would do and they all worked fine. Havent tried 9mm yet but I probably will sometime, I personaly would not be afraid to do it. Charlie

go to starlinebrass.com and you can order direct from the factory for 95 dollars for 500 and they will be available 6/26/12 as they are out right now, I believe I didn't have to pay for shipping. Charlie

I had the info on my computer, looked for it for 20 minutes and cant find it but the info I had was published and the diffrence between small pistol and small rifle charge was like 15% and slightly thicker metal. The difrence from small pistol and small pistol mag was the mag was almost twice...

I have a Colt 1917 and the trigger is not that bad, I also have a S&W 625 that shoots the 45ACP and to tell the truth the 625 is 2 times the gun the 1917 is, for balance, accuracy, trigger and comfort in shooting the 625 wins hands down. I have the JM gun and would'nt trade if for anything.