Recent content by 7CardBud

Thats a slick looking rifle, I like the included rail and peep. The only reason I got a 45-70 was because I planned to reload. No way in hell I was gonna pay those ammo gougers. I dumped all my 38 brass and now load everything in 357 cases. This Lee die works great for fast solid crimps. I was...

Best way to turn something you love into something you despise is to have your income depend upon it.

Yup, that's a new Ruger Marlin Guide Gun in 45-70. The shotty is a 590, they started offering walnut furniture again a few years ago.

This is the steel slappin' crew assembled before a trip to the range.

Make it stop.........

I'm a big tomato grower and usually do three types. Early Girls just to get something going and be eating fresh BLTs asap. San Marzano are known for making a premium sauce, don't forget a nice food mill with a few blades. Ugly Ripes/Heirloom type tomatoes they take much longer, but taste...

That container looks like it would hold water for about a week, unless the plant is in very high heat. My shot in the dark guess is overwatering/root disease issues.

I did sone reading and it seems those older 25-35s had a 1-8 twist, later they moved to 1-10. That should work for modern .257 copper bullets. I wouldn't have traded in some of my grampa's cool old guns that had hard to find pricey ammo if I was reloading years ago. Two guns from the 1930's a...

Hornady and Winchester still make 25-35 brass. Definitely seems like a roll your own type of rifle. I've been stocking up on some home roles myself. I got 600 rounds .357 and 200 rounds 45-70 ready for some nice weather. The savings on the 45-70 is substantial considering it's $60-$75 a box in...

AN is known for selling outlandish BS stories about their unicorn piss in a bottle. Another vote to run it at pH6 like any other nutrient solution.

Had fun with the crew last night, poker tournament and snow bong rips.