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That's what I had to do. I soaked it in everything for days and days, froze and thawed it, nothing worked. That's why after shooting I...

I have a 1851 Navy revolver that I got and have been working on to get in working order. I posted a couple other threads asking advice...

Pretty darn good for 100 yards, I would have expected the POI to be a little low though.

Went to the rifle range today to try out a barely unmentionsble rifle ( original 1873 Winchester) I acquired the other day at a gun...

I don’t make my paper cartridges in a traditional fashion, and mine have a twisty tail I trim a bit at the base. I’ve never had a...

The .41 started out in life as a .36. I'd like to have one to use .43 diameter molds (like you'd use reloading for a .44 Special) but...

Smaller calibers could benefit too from a little more energy.

I was thinking about that too, but don’t truly know how a ball behaves in a faster twist out to distance. I’ve only shot to 15 yds as...

Yes the OA does better with bullets and I made a mold for one, But then again there is less powder under a bullet. I have only used RB...

Thank you, good to know. Yes my days of BPCR was where I found the compression thing. I have 777 so have to give it a go.

Same with Ram #11s for me

Just threw that out there because there are a lot of less than knowledgeable people who read this forum looking for info and they might...

Hodgdon 777 is fine in revolvers, and you can compress it all you like. The only concern in compressing 777 is when used for Metallic...

The compression issue is only when loading metallic cartridges where they mentioned very light compression.

Now I am really confused!!!… by volume based on what??