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    1. John from MD

      Lubing Lee REAL bullets?

      There is a woman on line from somewhere in the Middle East who sells excellent felt. She knows the exact texture and thickness needed for BP shooting. I will see if I can find you her web address. Sorry. Their name was Durofelt but their web address is dead so I guess they went out of business.
    2. John from MD

      Lubing Lee REAL bullets?

      I used to cut my wads out while watching TV then put them in a hot pot of bullet lube. I then poured them out through a strainer. After they stopped dripping, I put them in a coffee can for storage.
    3. John from MD

      Lubing Lee REAL bullets?

      EVERYTHING is expensive these days unfortunately.
    4. John from MD

      Lubing Lee REAL bullets?

      Use Ballistol for wiping down and it will keep your metal from corroding. It does not react with BP residue like petroleum based oils.
    5. John from MD

      Lubing Lee REAL bullets?

      Almost every BP shooter comes up with some kind of concoction. There are a couple of basic rules. 1, use only natural oils/fats and 2, you need a different mix for winter and summer months. Have fun.
    6. SB Tactical SBT Evo Pistol Stabilizing Brace

      Reply to question by 'John from MD' on the classified ad 'SB Tactical SBT Evo Pistol Stabilizing Brace'

      Thanks. I was able to get a SB1913 for my Dissent from Joe Bob's.
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    7. John from MD

      Gamo urban

      It is pretty much standard practice to leave PCP guns charged up. It keeps moisture from entering and causing corrosion as well as keeps seals in place. The only time mine get below 1500 PSI is if I have to work on them. OP, make sure you have a good water separator on your compressor or you...
    8. John from MD

      Sig Sauer P228 repair

      I second this. The Sig 220 series of guns are very easy to work on.
    9. John from MD

      G2S for $210

      I owned one for years and it was very reliable. I even shot IDPA with it a few times and never had a hiccup.
    10. John from MD

      Hello everyone

      Welcome from Davidsonville, MD and a previous resident of Goldsboro, NC. :wave:
    11. John from MD

      Hello MDShooters!

      Welcome from Davidsonville. :wave:
    12. John from MD

      Incredible List of Additions to the Maryland Register

      I don't recall anything about barrel cracking.
    13. John from MD

      Incredible List of Additions to the Maryland Register

      The Beretta Tomcat, unlike the .22 models, has a tendency to bite your finger. The .32 has more pronounced flip and the trigger breaking so far back allows your finger to get slapped by either the trigger or the trigger guard.
    14. John from MD

      Incredible List of Additions to the Maryland Register

      Why would Ruger make a Super Redhawk in . 22 Hornet?
    15. John from MD

      Incredible List of Additions to the Maryland Register

      The Kel Tec P32 is on the list and has been for years. :shrug:
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