Veterans Reloading

1. Treat every gun as if it were loaded. Make sure that any gun is ALWAYS pointed in a safe direction. 2. Never point a gun at anything you do not intend to destroy. 3. Be aware of your target, and what lies beyond it. 4. When shooting targets, be sure that there is a backstop behind the target high...

I had a not very fun sight in day with my remington 700 .30-06 a month or so ago, and need to remove what's left of my barrel...tips or tricks on how to get the old one off? A bench vice and a pipe wrench wasn't enough, and I can't find my propane torch..

Just a thought: how about 500 pieces of "common caliber" rifle/pistol brass, or 100 pieces of (name your cartridge)? I'd pitch in to help find or fund a weird wildcat or hard to find brass.

I was supposed to be helping a friend move tonight, but we were both burned out from the week. My couch needed some love though, so it worked out.

I'm a long ways from experienced, but I do use CFE Pistol for my 9mm and .45. It seems to be a pretty consistent and stable powder, but I have noticed that it does get a bit sooty sometimes. With my .45, it seemed to be a little dirtier, and there have been a few times where I have found some unburn...

No wonder I haven't seen any updates lately...

Everything that can be turned on for notifications in the settings to be on, so I'm thinking this might be a deeper issue. I'll reach out to Jeff and see if he can take a look.

I finally found the settings for this. I bumped up the size allowance to 50Mb, and removed the # of attachment limits.

Welcome. I think I have the file attachment rules and size requirements straightened out now.

Safety tip: always check your barrel for obstructions, especially after you just removed a bore sight from your barrel...

Found some on 2A Warehouse's website, if anyone's interested..