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I’m liking the press, not the spring🥴

I put my moulds on the edge of my Lee pot, while it is heating. Those Minis have symptoms of cold mould and/or slow pour. I have also drilled out the spout but so long ago I can’t tell you what drill size I used.

Are you 'Blue Fox Glade'? if so please reserve me the stainless 201028/003 please.

Made a few paper cartridges for the .36 revolver I'm hoping to get soon and punched out some lubed wads for more.

Thanks, I noticed that. (RevolBer) He isn't responding to emails at the moment, but is, as you say, forty minutes away. Soon as the restrictions ease I'll take my wife for a "nice drive in the contry dear";);) Plan is to check the cylinder timing, if that seems ok anything else is easily remedied.

Somewhere here I readsomething regarding Uberti revolvers and that some early ones were not of the 'best' quality. I have the chance to buy one https://www.gunstar.co.uk/uberti-36-black-powder-revolber-36-revolver/Pistol-Hand-Guns/989420 The date code looks to be AD (1985?) can anyone tell me...

Claim it as a deduction!

If only wishes could come true🥴

Planted some peas and broad beans

any help?

So pleased. Now have finishedmyself a .36 one . Plan on making some cartridges this evening ready for a (hoped for) day on the Range on 17th April. Got enough projectiles I hope (300 of each)

Having already made a .45 one a while back, yesterday I made one part of some .36 formers for paper cartridge making. Second parts today after my wife and I ‘escape’ for a walk this morning.

With, hopefully, some light at the and of a long tunnel, my Ranges will be opening in a few weeks. That means I can look forward to getting my hands on a brace of .36 revolvers I have been waiting over six months for. So today I cast two hundred .375 balls. The excitement mounts🥳🥳🥳

My choice with each of my two ROA as they are stainless, is to take off the grips, dismantle to main parts.Then I remove the nipples and put them in a small net bag. The lot then goes into the dishwasher. Remove when still hot, dry, oil, stow until the next fun day. Many, if not most...

I too am dreaming the impossible dream👍

How much do you spend on alcohol each day. Me? About two hours!

Rag and bowl man, interesting,we call them rag and bone men here in the Eastern side of the pond. Man with horse and cart used to collect old clothes for re-selling or making into paper and bones to sell on for making glue. Kids used to take stuff out to him and get a baloon.

Love it, well done,Sir. The Hills are alive🤪

Next time you guys, take some pictures to show us Brits who have to shoot under very restricted circumstances - then make us really jealous!!!😢😢😢