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  • HighLander51
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    It's what every quick draw Cowboy shooter switched to after watching one of their buddies blowing his knee off with a real bullet....

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  • bubbala
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    just found a reason to get a revolver

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  • mark501w
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    Ididn't imply any thing ,I just ask if you remember them.

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  • Germz
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    Originally posted by CSACANNONEER
    That's getto and isn't as easy to reload. For about $15 why not do it the easy way? This is coming from a cheap SOB who has hot glue, many molds and reloads almost anything.
    Sorry, I didn't know they still made them. OP implied its was something out of production that current reloaders wouldn't hage access to.

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  • CSACANNONEER
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    Originally posted by Germz
    I've seen similar...maybe equivalents made from hot glue out of a casting mold. Do they compare?
    That's getto and isn't as easy to reload. For about $15 why not do it the easy way? This is coming from a cheap SOB who has hot glue, many molds and reloads almost anything.

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  • mark501w
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    Don't know haven't used these in 30 yrs.

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  • CSACANNONEER
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    For anyone who wants some. They are still current production and reuseable.




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  • Germz
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    I've seen similar...maybe equivalents made from hot glue out of a casting mold. Do they compare?

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  • DaveInOroValley
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    My Dad and I used to practice with them in our garage. I later also found some that were made out of rubber that where just as good if not a bit more accurate for what they were.

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  • Chief-7700
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    Still have some.

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  • mark501w
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    Plastic cases come set up. The .45 bullets you use brass & I think there's instructions on opening up the flash hole. I don't have the plastic cases ,must have burnt them up.

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  • CSACANNONEER
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    I have some old .44s including the plastic shells that can be used with them.

    I keep meaning to buy some .38s to play with but, I always forget to when I make a midway order.

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  • mark501w
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    These things will shoot through a towel!

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  • Divernhunter
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    I still have the bullets and cases for my 44mag in the original boxes. When I was at Cal Poly SLO we would practice with them in our dorm room.

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  • spamsucker
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    use primer only and have all the indoor fun you want without attracting a swat team. Still leaves a nasty bruise if you shoot yourself in the leg. Don't ask.

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