Reloading Manuals...
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CWLONGSHOT
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I miss Precision & a few others. Also miss what Handloader & Shooting times WAS...I _think_ my first manual was an old Lyman--maybe the orange one(?). Don't want to think about how many I have now.
I think I've pretty much gotten over my magazine habit. . . then I remember I'm trying to assemble sets of Double Gun Journal, Black Powder Cartridge News, and Precision Shooting. I don't see many of any of those at the gunshows around here, so I pick up a few on the 'bay when I'm feeling flush with cash. So yeah, not often!
CWLONGSHOT
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Bret4207
At the casting bench in the sky. RIP Bret.
I was just looking for Precision Shooting mags on Ebay. I don't have many and what I do have dates from just before they changed or shut down or whatever happened to them. I had a subscription for a year or 2 and never did get my full number of mags. Anyways, I was looking for the old ones, figured people would have sets by the year. Nope! And they want close to $10 and issue with shipping from what is currently on there. Muzzle Blasts runs the same at times, gotta be patient I guess.I _think_ my first manual was an old Lyman--maybe the orange one(?). Don't want to think about how many I have now.
I think I've pretty much gotten over my magazine habit. . . then I remember I'm trying to assemble sets of Double Gun Journal, Black Powder Cartridge News, and Precision Shooting. I don't see many of any of those at the gunshows around here, so I pick up a few on the 'bay when I'm feeling flush with cash. So yeah, not often!
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Have 30 years of precision shooting.the 80,s was fantastic reading!that was when the 6ppc really came on the scene!I _think_ my first manual was an old Lyman--maybe the orange one(?). Don't want to think about how many I have now.
I think I've pretty much gotten over my magazine habit. . . then I remember I'm trying to assemble sets of Double Gun Journal, Black Powder Cartridge News, and Precision Shooting. I don't see many of any of those at the gunshows around here, so I pick up a few on the 'bay when I'm feeling flush with cash. So yeah, not often!
If you want Muzzle Blasts, the cheapest way is to join online and download the archive of scanned issues. Aside from some early ones, and Jan-Aug 2017, you can get them all*.
*They claim "every issue ever printed" is available. As is so often the case of the NMLRA, they lie. (OOPS, I'm not supposed to say that--too divisive--"they wrote in error and refuse to acknowledge or correct the error." There we go. All touchy-feely-friendly again.)
*They claim "every issue ever printed" is available. As is so often the case of the NMLRA, they lie. (OOPS, I'm not supposed to say that--too divisive--"they wrote in error and refuse to acknowledge or correct the error." There we go. All touchy-feely-friendly again.)
fiver
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chuckle..
heck any magazine now days is 10 bucks.
every time i look at one i wonder how any of them stay in business.
then again i just got a subscription offer from Rifle and handloader magazine saying they really missed me.
i haven't taken either one in 20 years, and i've moved since, they somehow tracked me down when even those pesky ron hubbard followers couldn't find me.
heck any magazine now days is 10 bucks.
every time i look at one i wonder how any of them stay in business.
then again i just got a subscription offer from Rifle and handloader magazine saying they really missed me.
i haven't taken either one in 20 years, and i've moved since, they somehow tracked me down when even those pesky ron hubbard followers couldn't find me.
CWLONGSHOT
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