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Look closely at that definition. A Trapdoor made in or before 1898 is an antique. A replica Trapdoor made after 1898 using conventional ammunition is not. This is an excellent example why legal interpretations should be left up the lawyers-and even they disagree. Never get your legal...

This is the NFA definition. GCA has an antique definition, but slightly different. Best advice contact an attorney.

Check and make sure because the rules always change. But most of those countries and especially South Africa will not let you bring ammo unless you have a rifle for that caliber-the last time I was planning a trip down there-2 years ago.

Look striaight up the line and see if there is a hole drilled in the die, leaving a burr. It is an air/oil relief hole. Is that die a Lee? They are notorious for that. If it is a burr try polishing it as other have said. If that doesn't get, go after it with a hardened tool such as a scribe...

Okay thanks. I have the other loader figured it out--its a 1050. I have that one figured out.

Thanks, I pulled the two gold colored bolts and can see the inserts down inside. They did not want to come out past a the band of blue loctite. This is the Grand sons set up that he got from his other late Grampa. If he wishes to use force he may. we suspect this is set up for .38 super.

Does any one know how to tell what cartridge a Dillon Square Deal is set up for. I can not see any obvious markings.

Interesting thought this morning on this subject. Somewhere up the chain of command of ancestors was a relative, who came to Oregon as an immigrant, being a Okie Dustbowl emigrant. I guess now I am the emigrant from Oregon and an immigrant to OK- completing the circle and using both spellings.

Washington and Oregon, the northern most two counties in California. I left there years ago. Only came here to OK live about 5 years ago. Still have issue with Orange and Black, still wanna say, "Go Beav's:"

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Tell us about the 98. What was done to it to sporterize it? Any markings to possibly I'd gunsmith!

In the old Oregon where I was born and raised, before Oregon become one of California's Northern most counties. Washington being the other. Oregon was more small town, and most Gas stations were independent dealers-some times Mom and Pop Country stores. More than often the Neighborhood...

Mercury fourstroke 3.5 HP outboard boat motor.

I wonder if Bass Pro will start stocking it in the back room again? I usually get mine from www.Powderinc.com in Clarksville, AR. Didn't know Powder Valley handled BP. Thanks.

I have a left handed bow bow I have been trying to sell here for a while. https://www.okshooters.com/threads/bear-apprentice-iii-left-hand-youth-bow.340607/#post-4032663

We have a couple capsule feeders on our lease. 800 pounders. Intend to sit on an old truck tire. None of our feeders have a tire. Seem to work just fine without. But maybe not. Here is a picture from a new feeder I put in January. I think I might look for a tire.

Uh huh.

Zinc is a key component of brass cartridge alloy. If you have attacked the zinc in the alloy you have weakened that brass and for safety reasons you best course of action is dump that brass and start over. Pyrodex fouling also has a component that attacks zinc in brass if not properly...

Yes, M242 Bushmaster - Wikipedia

Looking for a shop to do the work, thank you anyway gentleman.