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And a second Tennessee welcome to the forum - the western part for me. WYT-P Skyhunter

Great catch on an outstanding revolver in an underappreciated caliber. I've been enjoying .41 magnums since purchasing my 1st back in 1971. I'd say you did well with that purchase. WYT-P Skyhunter

And another welcome from the Great State of Tennessee - the Western part for me as well! WYT-P Skyhunter

I have the Springfield SA-35. No magazine disconnect, so a much better trigger. I like the finish and the grips. The sights have been "spot on" for everything I've shot out of it. And most important of all - It Doesn't BITE ME!! I have +500 rounds thru it and there's not a mark on my shooting...

Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! WYT-P Skyhunter

I'm not any help as regards liquid alox lube, but I did want to point out that those bullets are designed to be used with a gas check. As I'm sure you've noticed, that's an unusual bullet shape, it's a kind of pointed SWC. They're a hoot and always invite comments from other shooters when I use...

Great 624 family photo. WYT-P Skyhunter

Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! I lived in Merritt Island for 17 years and found that the Lakeland show was worth the drive. WYT-P Skyhunter

Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! WYT-P Skyhunter

Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! WYT-P Skyhunter

Nicely done! I've contemplated stripping and refinishing my CZ rimfires. Your results have re-kindled my interest! WYT-P Skyhunter

ISCS YODA pretty much covered it all. Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! WYT-P Skyhunter

Lyman mold #358477 has been a favorite of mine for the .38 Spl. since I started casting my own bullets back in 1973. It's been a stellar performer for all my applications. I cast an HP version of that bullet as well. My all-time favorite for my .357's is Ray Thompson's excellent #358156 SWC...

For handgun ammo - that's a solid no. For rifle ammo, a "qualified" maybe. If loading for hunting/accuracy or testing new loads, I usually ensure that they're clean. But for the aforementioned cases, the brass is usually cleaned with steel pins, etc. and the primer pockets are spotless. WYT-P...

That's a gorgeous Model 10! Congrats on picking that one up! WYT-P Skyhunter

Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! As regards your comment - "There's just something magical about the 637, can't explain it." The explanation is really simple! It's a S&W - 'nuff said! As you've probably noticed, there's LOTS of knowledgeable and good folks on this forum...

Welcome to the forum from Western Tennessee! WYT-P Skyhunter

I started out using Unique for .38 Spl and mid-range loads for my .357 mag. Since I've always enjoyed experimenting, I've used W231 to load many rimmed and rimless handgun cartridges. I laid in a good supply of both Unique & W231 long ago, so I'm "Ok" for now. Since both have become difficult...

Any time I need to pull bullets on a cartridge with a crimp, I first seat the bullet "a touch deeper in the case". This "breaks" the crimp and makes pulling much easier. I know it's an extra step, but its worked well for me and in many cases preserved the integrity of the pulled bullets to be...

Well - now you've gone and done it! I'm gonna have to go and SERIOUSLY inspect the stocks on all my CZ's for complete refinishing! LOL! Just what I needed with hunting season rapidly approaching! Another project! But, if I decide they need refinishing, I'm sure they'll wait til winter when it's...