I cast bullets using wheel weights using a 20# lee furnace. So far obtaining wheel weights has not been a problem. I cast primarily for my Rem 03-A3, MAS 36 and 308 Isaphore. Using a 180 gr Lee mold for all three rifles and SR4759 I have obtained acceptable accuracy. I also run bullets for my revolv...

Thanks for posting this info it would have been handy when I went to nam in 66 with Mobile Construction Battalion 10! My training about the Vietnamese was non existant.

After reading about The Winter War flick here and how well done it is I ordered a copy. Thanks.....

I had an M1 carbine but traded it off when I was interested in cowboy shooting. But I do have a nice 44 cal ruger vacquero now however. Do miss the carbine!

Thanks for the welcome and will try to get some pictures soon of my old rifles. Looks to be an interesting and fun groupl

Yes, I shoot the ramrod bayonet 88 trapdoor with 2F black with a cast 405 bullet. Accuracy not that great but it is fun to shoot. I also have a 1873 TD that was made into a carbine. I shoot it too and have used imr Trail boss powder and accuracy is only so so. The trail boss load is much more accura...

I am new member to the forum. My oldest original is a 1888 ramrod bayonet model trapdoor springfield.

I am a new guy to the forum and it looks to be a friendly place here. I just wanted to add my 2 cents. I reload with a 180 gr cast bullet from a Lee mold using SR4759. I have been well pleased with the accuracy from this load. My shooting consists mostly at 100 yard targets and just plain off hand s...

I have not heard of or ever seen a MN 22 cal rifle. Yours looks exceptionally clean and new. I havent seen this rifle advertised in any surplus magazines. I hope you succeed in finding the right bullet for good accuracy. Good shooting...... Mike in California