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About Steve RA

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    Proud member of the 1924 US Olympic Hockey Team
  • Birthday 12/08/1939

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  • Location
    Richardson, Texas
  • Interests
    Cars, Guns & Women
    (too old for girls anymore !!!)
  • Real Name
    Steve Alexander

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  1. Steve RA
    What caliber is the 10 round one ???
  2. Steve RA
    You can also use srmp if you want, 1911/2011 will fire them, if using something else, only load a few to be sure they will fire.
  3. Steve RA
    Reciprocating is fine, I've used them for a long time and never had a problem with them. Also, if you are trying to save weight, they are lighter than the other.
  4. Steve RA
    like the above.
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  6. Steve RA
    The S&A is good.
  7. Steve RA
    Check with Jimmy Mitchell. Bulletworks.com. (254) 559-1551
  8. Steve RA
    My air conditioner, I live in Texas
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  10. Steve RA
    Magwells were legal in the early days.
  11. Steve RA
    As mentioned above, it's important to have them firmly seated. If you have a hand seater, do some and try them again.
  12. Steve RA
    I did, still have about half a ton. Not shooting matches anymore so they will last a lot longer.
  13. Steve RA
    I run Tula SRMPs in 9mm, .45 and .223/5.56 and have never had one not go off. I think it is very important to be sure the primers are seated fully.
  14. Steve RA
    Then it would have gone full circle - back to how it started.
  15. Steve RA
    That is a real good feature on the Lee as the fired primers drop down through a tube to whatever container you wish to use.
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