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    1. Creeker

      .357 mag or .44 mag That is the question...

      I was always a 44 guy but the older I get the better I like the 357. It's a excellent, flat shooting varmint round.
    2. Creeker

      THE CZickness LI.....Shooting for a Summer to Remember

      The PCRs are nice for carry.
    3. Creeker

      Revolvers never malfunction!

      Mechanical things do well you know
    4. Creeker

      Any bullet casters here?

      Cast my first in 1973.
    5. Creeker

      What Did You Carry Today

      Today like most the Ruger LCP, factory pocket holster in strong side hip pocket.
    6. Creeker

      Shooting glove?

      Once I sold the Ruger SBH I didn't need gloves.
    7. Creeker

      Waco TV mini Series.....Anyone else watching???

      No interest in watching.
    8. Creeker

      I want a new .22 rifle

      Saw the Ruger Precision rimfire for the 1st time yesterday. They handed it to me with instructions to play with it including the trigger. I was impressed with the smooth action & excellent trigger. Personally they do nothing for me as I love blue/walnut. I figured the rifle would be cheap/junkie...
    9. Creeker

      Who's ready for $.02 a round .22LR?

      Yes getting it to your door for 4 cents is a problem but I think it is coming.
    10. Creeker

      Who's ready for $.02 a round .22LR?

      Don't think we will ever see 2 cents but maybe 4.
    11. Creeker

      MP Rifle

      Did you have to say that, I was thinking a bolt gun.:): Your choice is a fine one though & all you say is true. Guess I'm really looking for a trainer more than anything else. Surely would like a tackdriver, a fairly flat shooter & not much recoil. Maybe something like a 6BR. Should I use it...
    12. Creeker

      MP Rifle

      If you could build a multi-purpose rifle what would it be? I’ve been studying the Anschutz 64 MPR below & hear talk on the web of people using them for this & that so I’m wondering about the same type rifle only center fire. Anschutz 64 MPR - Google Search Perhaps something to use off the...
    13. Creeker

      M2 Ball

      I read about M2 Ball loads years ago but its been awhile. Seem I read about 2 inch groups are about the norm. Perhaps someone else will jump in here.
    14. Creeker

      M2 Ball

      Next up a fired the 168 grain HPBT bullets which aren’t much good either but they were cheap. I use these for practice & plinking. I found the load in the fourth printing of a 1967 Pacific Rifle/Pistol Cartridge Reloading Manual. These are 5 shot groups at 100 yards. The Load. First 5...
    15. Creeker

      M2 Ball

      Went to the range Tuesday to fire the loads. It was a great day, not too hot maybe 78. I fired 5 shot groups. These bullets aren’t much & I was hoping to obtain 2 inch 5 shot groups. I chose this powder charge wanting something around 2700 FPS. Anyway the results are below. The range. The...
    16. Creeker

      38 wadcutter.

      +1, great bullets.
    17. Creeker

      38 wadcutter.

      I'm not sure they are a better choice. I really like the swaged HBWC but since I have all that is needed to cast I make my own. The double end WC with the single, centered lube groove is a fine bullet but I became the owner of a H&G 6 cavity #50 mould in a pile of loading stuff the LGS offered...
    18. Creeker

      38 wadcutter.

      I love WC bullets. They do great on targets & small game. I stopped using the DEWC & replaced it with the classic button nose.
    19. Creeker

      My Gunsmith

      I certainly am.:)
    20. Creeker

      My Gunsmith

      Guess the first one he worked on was 1973-74. He's answered many Bible questions over the last 10 years. He is a student of the Greek.
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