We’re all feeling the squeeze: a volatile political climate related to guns leads to a surge in gun-related purchases, which inevitably leads to reloading component shortages.

I have some extra CCI 35’s if anybody is looking, but I heard you can’t ship them without a Hazmat license or some BS ??

-Jennifer Smith argues: to compensate for provincial imbalances, the fed government tries to maintain a balance between the constituent partners

Proper seating of the primers is crucial for reliable ignition. Ensure that they are fully and correctly seated in the primer pockets of your shotshells, following the instructions provided in reputable reloading manuals

Allen says: February 14, 2013 at 10:33 am I want to say I saw an article on this blog laying out all arms and ammo mfgs. lead time. Its a while. Were talking seis months to up to a year out on certain components/ammo/firearms, etc. I got a Hornandy LNL for Christmas and its still in the box…I was wanting to get into reloading before Christmas this year then Dec. 14th happened. Unless you have the time to relentlessly comb the internet for supplies, I think patience and time are gonna have to take care of this shortage, at least in my case.

-as Ottawa tends to consider further transfers for healthcare or childcare to the provinces, it reinforces the notion that the priorities are at the provincial level and it indirectly lends support to the idea that the imbalance is the fault of the federal government (self-fulfilling prophecy)

-by 1950, the Conservatives withdrew from the coalition and displaced the CCF as the official opposition

-restricted the use of French as a language of instruction for the first two years of school…and only then to districts with sufficient demand

To apply, the industry partner (a for-profit, incorporated in Ontario for at least two years within a minimum of five full-time equivalent employees in the province) must collaborate with a research partner (a primário investigator at an Ontario publicly funded university/research hospital, or applied research officer at an Ontario publicly funded college).

French gunsmith Casimir Lefaucheaux created accurate powder copyright the first pinfire priming in 1828. The Boxer primer, developed nearly simultaneously with the Berdan primer in 1866, came next. The firing process cannot begin until the priming has been used.

-and the region was more liberal than Newfoundland, but the Maritimes did not have the other formative event that took place in upper and lower copyright (rebellions in late 1830s)

With careful load selection based on the capabilities of your gun and cross-referencing, you can avoid these dangers. If you are loading for a Smith and Wesson 38 special revolver from the early 1900’s, you may want to stick with lighter bullets and softer loads. If you have a Ruger Super Redhawk .44 magnum, you don’t have to worry about any “factory listed” loads since this gun is “overbuilt”.

! Seen the resale price of AR mags nowadays?! I tell them to go sholve it…but them scumbuckets know that there are “The Anxious Ones” that are willing to part with website $$$$$

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