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The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2 - Mike - 05-11-2018
Courtesy of C. Sharps Arms, attached is The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2
Table of Contents:
Edwin Tyler's Short Career as a Buffalo Hunter by Leo Remiger
Old West Centerfires by Bob Gietz
Outstanding Products by Mike Nesbitt
Walker Silencer Electronic Ear Plugs by Dangerous Don McDowell
Making a Buffalo Skinner's Knife Set by Mike Nesbitt
RE: The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2 - Lumpy Grits - 05-11-2018
Again, an outstanding read
THANK YOU
Gary
RE: The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2 - Old Jim - 05-12-2018
Mike,
Another good'un!
Thank you and all the other contributors.
Jim
RE: The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2 - Mike - 05-12-2018
Thank you, Gentlemen, for your kind words. Shoot sharp's the word, Mike
RE: The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2 - Nuclearcricket - 05-13-2018
Yes another great publication. Mostly I just browsed over things but did stop to read the article on the new case lube from SPG. Although it doesn't state what lube is suspended in the alcohol, I have a suspicion, but will just keep that to my self.
Over the years I have tried all kinds of case lubes. I have used them on everything from straight sided pistol ammunition to military match ammo. One lesson I have learned it, if you change your case lube, clean and scrub the inside of your sizing die and maybe give it a light coat of the new lube. You would not think that a case covered with the latest slick and slimy would get stuck in the sizing die but it happens and never at a good time for it to happen.
For me, the lube of choice I have settled in on and have been very happy with is the lube sold by Dillon Precision and Frankfort Arsenal . Both are lanolin suspended in alcohol. I put my cases in a cardboard box, spray them, shake them around, spray again, shake again and wait a few and your good to go.
Sam
RE: The American Sharps Shooters, 2018-2 - Mike - 05-14-2018
I don't know what the lube actually is but I certainly do like it...! Shoot sharp, Mike