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I have a .45 Blackhawk that I like a lot, but it's not a 3 screw.

I'm amazed they still market stuff like this. I get that it is labeled a 10 meter radio only to make it legal to sell, but I like my export radios to be realistically capable of 10 Meter operation. This doesn't even reach into the AM, let alone FM, subband. Even my $60 Anytone Smart covers the...

I've always wanted a 3 screw .45. Never had a 3 screw big bore, but I have had a few 3 screw .357s (including a flat top) and a couple of 3 screw Single Sixes.

The only reason to call them "tips" is so you can call the complete, loaded cartridge a "bullet."

Rotometals has 6s in stock; $180 for 50 lbs. including shipping. That's expensive, but it's enough for 800, 1 oz loads.

"Q" makes tips. Berger makes bullets.

Sounds like you're running low on powder and primers!

I love that area. Never been inside the museum (always happen to be there when it's closed), but have walked around and looked at the machines on display outside.

Benjamin 397PA

I'll start:

And now, something completely different.