Recent content by daveag.

Excellent advice, Contender. Do you know what powder the shooter was using that had mishap?

Sad day indeed

My air compressor and low profile floor jack came from HF. Some of their tools are worth the money. Some not. I bought a snap ring pliers that switched and did both internal and external. Broke second time of use. It’s close to me and priced right.

Ruger customer service said send it in. All they have is spring and detent ball.

I am looking for safety lever for my Mark II. The detent plunger is loose and came out while cleaning. I found it. And pistol is working. Just looking for an extra.

Please put my name in. Either color would be great! Thanks.

I don’t mean lighter bullets. I mean lighter powder charges.

I use same load on both .44 M and .45 C. AA#9 , 2400. 20 grains, or so, for both.

You Do Not want H110 in lighter loads. That works best in stiffer loads. And Mag primers. My only squib round was with H110 and standard CCI prime.

I thought LV made hand bags and shoes?

Wrong. John Deere's are well built. I have 2 from 1980. I replaced the engines with 18 horse Briggs. Steel chassis. I replaced the spindle bearings on deck. Trouble free for being 44 years young. I worked them yesterday. Mowed and pulled an aeration cart. Nothing wrong with John Deere’s...

I have John Deere’s that are 40 years old. I bought new engines from Brand New Engines. Tipton Iowa. I took my deck off from 2 blade 38”. I am replacing spindle bearings today. $6 from NAPA. 2 bearings each. Decks need maintenance at least yearly.

That's why prefer the older Rugers. Last new Ruger, SR 1911, bought in 2015, or so. Nothing wrong with it. Things changed after Bill passed away. 1st task was to stop Old Army's and the 77/50's. Give me the '50's - '80's.

Wizard of OZ. Those darn flying monkeys still give me nightmares.

And yes,,, it was a KIA.