Gary: Yep, some of the things I've pulled it's amazing I've been let live
this long. How you doing pard???
Bob: As you should recall this was a couple years before you decided
to part with that Cooper.
My first try at playing with these tiny cases. At the time all I had was H110.
IF I had increased by .2, I'd bet there would have been more blood loss
and broken parts.
As it was, the primer pocket was a full 1/4" dia and head of case was
split. Break open type rifle blew open.
Mighty lucky I didn't eat any of it, or get the safety glassed busted.
I started loading at 14 in 1958 without the first clue with Herter's crap and a Lyman book of the era and an old 1917 Enfield '06. Scrap yard brass for a nickel or dime a pound. IF there were mistakes to be made, I made 'em~! At that time there wasn't a sole we knew that reloaded anything.
Those OLD Enfields were fool proof, I'm proof of that in never blowing one up.
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George
"Gun Control is NOT about guns,
it's about CONTROL!!"
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