Posted by: Phil Imamura ®
04/20/2002, 19:12:22
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I have a 17 cal RCBS powder funnel that has a problem with the powder grains sticking (static elect.) to the side of the funnel. Any fix for this??
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Posted by: hunter_19_54
04/21/2002, 06:43:10
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Wipe out with a dryer sheet like Bounce. Then a clean dry cloth. It should take care of your probleb.
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Posted by: Dan Golding ®
04/21/2002, 13:09:02
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........or, as the instructions for my lowly Lee powder drop
state for elimination of static electricity. When new, or after
a few months of non-use, there can be a problem with static
electricity. To eliminate this, pour the hopper full of powder
and just start throwing charges of powder into a container
until the hopper is empty. It worked! (It goes a lot faster to
set it for a 75gr max drop than for the 24.7gr used for my
Tactical 20, though!)
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Posted by: Cook
04/20/2002, 20:24:05
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Todd, didn't you have a 218 Mashburn / Ruger #1 project you were putting together a year or so ago? Read a string below about a 218 B and the incredable velocity FH was gettng with Lil Gun and the strong Ruger action. Making me itch all over. Itching is a bad sign. That feeling is usually followed by a large outlay of money. Bill Cook
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Posted by: gunnut ®
04/22/2002, 01:26:32
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I've got a Kimber single shot 218 mashburn that has been on hold but is starting anew! gunnut
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Posted by: foxhunterbubba
04/22/2002, 01:51:38
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i had a 218 bee in a kimber single shot, i don't think they made a lot of either of them.
bob
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Posted by: gunnut ®
04/25/2002, 01:47:43
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Mine was a bee.I did the unthinkable and had mine chambered to mashburn.I could not find an original mashburn.I think I read somewhere that they only built 75 of each
gunnut gunnut
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Posted by: Greg Smith ®
04/25/2002, 10:03:41
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Hi guys,
Not sure how many Kimber did make, but the serial # on my bee is 118. Unlike my 17kr2, the bee has a very tight chamber. I even have to turn the necks. Did you guys have to turn necks for your Kimbers? Not complaining, I like it alot. Very nice rifle.
greg
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Posted by: foxhunterbubba
04/25/2002, 13:29:56
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i didn't have to neck turn my bee or my r2 k hornet. the bee would only shoot at moderate vel. my r2 has worked out well with every thing under an inch and some under .50 bob
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