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What's your price? I have a buddy in Meridian who could pick it up if we make a deal

I have one from the 1920. I was reblued and the stock refinished when I got it. I changed out the springs a couple of months ago. It functions just fine. If you are interested, pitch me a ballpark fig ...

I have used this: Chedite, Black Rem or Fiocchi hulls trimmed to 29/16. 20.5 grains of Universal, Win or Dynamite Nobel 209 primer and 7/8 ounce of shot. Wad is the BPI SG16. It works well in my 29/16 ...

I got out to the range on Sat. First, I reset the friction rings to "light" loads and second, I used Vietnam era machinegun oil to lube the mag tube exterior. It was dry. Just a few drops, s ...

Thank you. I had been loading 1oz ahead of 20.5 grains of Longshot. I was concerned though, that the long burn time of longshot might not cycle the gun. then I discovered my friction ring was set up f ...

Gentlemen, as usual, you managed to jog my gray cells into action. I hadn't even thought about the power adjustable feature of the A-5. I quickly tore mine down and found the resistance rings set at & ...

Friends, I have an A- dating back to 1920. This is a Belgian model so technically it's an FN not a Browning. Anyway, I need a good functioning load, anything between 7/8 - 1 oz. Longshot is out. It ju ...

I have a lot of experience with the PW 375. First, to load 2.5" you will need the special order die. Second, the machine is most likely made for 2.75. I found that purchasing the upgrade to the n ...

I bought it. Thanks

I'm looking to buy a PW 375 tool head. I'd buy the entire machi9ne if it were cheap enough but the tool head will do.

I have a grandson who just started shooting. He uses my Beretta 20 ga. What I need is a 20 ga reloader. I have a PW 375 in 16 ga so a die set would work. I also have a mec Sizemaster in 12 ga so a die ...

I need a few non-toxic loads for use on game birds here in the PRK. I do not want steel as both guns are 1950s era German guns. Do you know of a source? 23/4" 1 oz loads preferred.

I made a huge mistake. My 2.5 loads use 20.5 grains of Universal. The 2.75" loads use Longshot and I don't recall how many grains I use there. Sorry for the confusion. I should clean my glasses b ...

I made a huge mistake. My 2.5 loads use 20.5 grains of Universal. The 2.75" loads use Longshot and I don't recall how many grains I use there. Sorry for the confusion. I should clean my glasses b ...

I made a huge mistake. My 2.5 loads use 20.5 grains of Universal. The 2.75" loads use Longshot and I don't recall how many grains I use there. Sorry for the confusion. I should clean my glasses b ...