Resizing Bullets with Lee Precision’s Lube & Size Kit In several previous articles, I detailed the process used to formulate your own home-made bullet lubricant, and apply it to bullets cast from wheel-weight alloy.  In this article we’ll build on those achievements by moving to the last step in preparing cast lead bullets; sizing. Although […]

Lee Precision’s Lead Hardness Test Kit In this article we’ll be taking a look at Lee Precision’s Lead Hardness Test Kit.  The first thing people usually ask about these is why you’d ever want to test the hardness of cast bullets to begin with. The short answer is that bullet hardness plays an important role […]

Building the Palmetto State 18 in .223 Wylde AR-15 and shooting it for a first shots test.

Processing .45ACP Brass with Lee Precision’s Bulge Buster Kit If you’ve ever found yourself with a handful of pistol cartridges that just wouldn’t feed or chamber right, it may be that your ammo is suffering from case bulge.  Case bulge is a phenomenon where brass casings begin to ‘swell’ at the base after multiple firings […]

Installing a reduced power spring kit in your revolver is one of the simplest and cheapest ways to reduce your trigger pull weight, making it easier to shoot fast, and stay on target.

This is another video I made about finishing out a beta-pattern muzzleloader, but this time I took a very different approach. Instead of blueing the steel and making a hardwood stock I powder-coated the metal and made a stock out of tubing wrapped with paracord. TheIdahoanShowIdaho was one of the last continental US states to […]

In this video, I demonstrate one method of building a finished muzzleloader using the Beta-pattern “90% kit” from Atomic Rifling and Creative Operations LLC. TheIdahoanShowIdaho was one of the last continental US states to be settled and, more so than some parts of the US, the culture of Idaho still retains a frontier spirit of […]

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