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I like Revolver Supply, the nickel plated moonclips. They are not as tight as the TK, but they are a lot cheaper. I have used them with GECO, WIN, FEDERAL and BLAZER brass. No problems.

Their box. Am I blind or does it say .358??? Maybe I should count them. I probably don't even have 500. Maybe their Master Revolver shooters order boxes of 450 and that is what they ship but advertise 500.

This happened today. I ordered .358 bullets as advertised on their website. I received a box that says .358. I start measuring them, they are all .357. I was polite when contacted them and gave them a chance to make it right. Look at their Emails. False advertising and his tone. I am never ordering from them again. I am not sure why they don't use the .358 worn out sizer. I asked them if I could get a shipping label to return the bullets. This was their reply:

2.5# DA? Is that for a SW929? If that is the case, please write down my user name, I will be one of the first to buy one.

Sorry, I haven't been around. Has to be over the phone. I will give them a call and ask. Got busy with work and the days went by.

No need for a label. I will never send anything to them and my cylinder is fine. I just wanted a replacement. They finally sent me the part number: 383900000 ... I only had to ask the same question 4 times.

SW is pretty useless. They keep Emailing back saying the cylinder requires fitting by a gunsmith. All I asked them is if they sell the cylinder and how can I order one.

That press is cursed. I use a 750 and still look inside every case. It isn't hard to do. I recently had a 45/70 BFR blow up. But mine was a squib.

Damn!! Are you OK?

Looking for a replacement, cant find one online. Does anyone know where I can get one? I didn't try calling SW yet.

I am waiting a couple of years until there are enough reviews and after market support, then I am probably buying a Super GP 100.

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A few guys at a match last weekend were complaining that Area 7 did not get cancelled. I asked them why dont they withdraw and let someone else take their place. LOL, they didn't like my question.

This is what a squib did to my 45/70 revolver last month. Be careful.

1. Find more primers. Can never have enough. 2. Get faster overall. Faster transition, faster reload, faster first shot. I shoot revolver so reloading requires a lot of practice.