What firearm related stuff have you acquired lately?

[Rimfire Fanatic]

I acquired a big, hollow bench in which to store my spare mags. It is 18 inches high by about 4 ft wide. I have another that hasn’t been put together yet. Makes a good step for my dog to get into bed as well.

It is full to the top and has about 300 mags in it. I had all of the mags in it in 6 different ammo crates. The large, deep MTM ones

And yes those white bags are trash bags full of mags (small ones)..

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

I just got a Right Handed Gould and Goodrich RH 3 slot holster with thumb break that is for my Smith and Wesson SW40F, 9F, and 40V….but it also fits my SAR9 and my Ruger P345 perfectly.

I also got a couple more Smith and Wesson blue plastic boxes that inter lock so I can stack em high in my safe.

 

[Rustybore]

I just ordered a Harvey deprimer tool. Supposed to work good on military primers and is made in Albany, Or.

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

I just ordered a Harvey deprimer tool. Supposed to work good on military primers and is made in Albany, Or.

Does it get rid of the crimp?

 

[MisterEd]

Does it get rid of the crimp?

It just deprimes is all.

One will still need to remove the crimp IF using military brass.

 

[Rustybore]

I use a Dillon swager for the military brass. I seem to break pins in my Lee deprimer so thot I would try this one.

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

The only brass I save for .556 is the Hornaday brass. And I don’t shoot much Hornaday. Usually just the Win M855.

I am looking at getting back into reloading. Mainly 45acp, 30-06 and 45-70.

 

[MisterEd]

I am looking at getting back into reloading.

Should have never got out!

Then you wouldn't have to deal with those mail order ammo problems!

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

I am going to start casting too. My son and I. 45-70 and 45ACP if I can get back into bullseye.

 

[MisterEd]

I am going to start casting too. My son and I. 45-70 and 45ACP if I can get back into bullseye.

Very nice! I used to do it long ago!

Take your time and study up on it, keep it simple to start and above all ensure you have a good, solid bench and area to do it in and be VERY careful!

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

Very nice! I used to do it long ago!

Take your time and study up on it, keep it simple to start and above all ensure you have a good, solid bench and area to do it in and be VERY careful!

If you know any Trapdoor safe loads for 45-70 pass the info my way ha ha.

 

[MisterEd]

If you know any Trapdoor safe loads for 45-70 pass the info my way

Hodgdon's reloading site has a lot of data for Trapdoor rifle loads!