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Hi folks. As I was cleaning and reorganizing my Boolit Room, I came across a brand new Hornady Seating Die still in the package. I vaguely remember getting it in an order but never using it because I don't have a 6.5 PRC. I probably ordered the wrong die for my 6.5 Creedmoor. I was thinking...

Hey guys. Quick question. Hodgdon, IMR and Accurate all make powders named 4350. Either H4350, IMR 4350 or Accurate 4350. I know that they're not interchangeable, but is there a reason that they are using the same number? Thanks in advance for your astute answers.

I was watching a rerun of NCIS (S11E18?). Story was in New Orleans so Agent Pride was there. Instead of his usual Small of Back holster he was using a custom looking crocodile paddle holster for his Sig. Being retired and bored, I did a little research and found that it was a Dragon Leatherworks...

Got a new issue of G&A and the first thing I see is an ad for the APP. Lee automatic processing press. I've been loading handgun Ammo for about ten years now and, because I now shoot 6.5 Creedmore, I'm going to get set up for rifle calibers. From what I've read, case prep is an order of...

Ladies and gents, Merry Christmas! I'm looking for a shoulder holster for a Colt Lightweight Commander. In the olden days I had a Bianchi for my 4" mod 57 and that was fine except that with regular use, the elastic on the weak side would deteriorate from sweat and use. Also I don't see where...

Gentlemen, I've only been reloading for a few years and have stuck to published tables because the object was to have ammo during an ammo drought, not wildcat or push limits. This morning I was loading some .44 Special for a recent purchase and a question came to mind. I've already loaded and...

Guys, looking for a range holster for my new to me 624 6". Thought a bianchi would be easy as I have one for my mod 57. Apparently the 111 only goes to 4" for n frames. Any suggestions other than high dollar custom jobs? I even looked at Longhorn Leather who made a really nice rig for my 1911...

I've started looking at .44 spec revolvers and my train of thought went a bit off track. Noticed that some, but not all old N frames have the head of a stud or pin showing on the left side of the frame under the cylinder release latch. Could, more correctly, would, one of you gentlemen tell me...