Reeder Custom Guns - I went ahead and got a couple hundred .32-20 brass

from Redeyereloading. Thanks Mike Horn. It was very reasonable - $49.50 delivered. I have one sixgun and a single shot that uses the brass. It should last me a while. I'm clearing out some of the things that sling my brass all over.

That little Martini all you need is a block of hardwood and a nail to re-load it. You re-prime, charge with a dipper, and press in a heeled bullet with your fingers. We'll see if I can get it to hit the side of a barn.

Jim did you shoot that one (.310 Martini) at The 2017 Confederate AR shoot? Who had it, Jason Freeman? Roman and I were pegging the 100 yd. gongs offhand. I was hooked.

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I’m forever beholding to you! God bless you. Shipping the stuff is pricy. I thank you profusely. I’d not want to take advantage of you by asking for 200! I mainly posted for the benefit of others that may want to do business with the feller.

Thank you again. If there is anything you take a shine to let me know.

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Base Pins on that .44-40 brass?!

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We can cover each other.

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They tend to last extremely well. I should be good for a while...

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at least. My last 1873 was a .45 Colt. Looking really forward to shooting this .44-40 carbine this weekend. It was a nice Uberti 24" straight stock rifle but it would jump the case rim some times on ejection. The .45 Colt has such a teeny rim. My 1892 Rossi has never done that.

I wanted either a .38-40 or .44-40.

I almost re-installed my AR gas block on my .350 Legend backward leaving my gas tube off. (effectively blocking the barrel port) so I could use it as a straight pull action and not have to search for my brass.

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