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This type of 'Bait n Switch' goes on in every bureaucracy. And voters seem to never catch on till it's too late.

Many years ago when I shot a lot of competition with the .357mag, (1980's-1990's) and Unique ran short, our favorite alternative go-to was W231. Today I load so few .357mag's I typically use whatever I've got on hand that works reasonably well. I'm sure there are other, maybe better choices...

I bet it still smells better than if he had been using Hoppe's #9, regardless of where he hid it!

Sure seems like that the plan!!!

Can't disagree with this one either!!!

Can't agree more!!!!!!

Nice work ken.

I'm pretty sure we've already seen the 'butt' of all jokes ................................. damn I bet he'll be popular in the hooscow!

This isn't necessarily confined to just 'Gun Derangement Syndrome' or 'GDS', but to most all kinds of mental derangement issues. It's a scientific fact that 1 in 4 people suffer some kind of mental issues ... So, look at 3 of your best friends, and if they all seem to be OK, well...

Great post guys!

I wrote about this little adventure some time ago on this forum, but it's still an interesting story. There was once a date where she and I went to the gun range in order for her to shoot any kind of gun for her very first time. Well, she wore a T-shirt which was nice to look at and...

Absolutely no doubt about it ... as far as I'm concerned! "Fascist" I am.

Once, many years ago my wife suggested I should take all my loading gear out to the garage so we could have a guest bedroom. Well, I told her pdq she was sounding just like my X wife. She said with surprise ... "I didn't know you were married before." Then is when I told her I hadn't ever been...

It appears the BL-C was his second adventure in mil surp powders. Again according to Wiki, in 1947 he began acquisition of 80 tons of spherical powder salvaged from disassembled .303British military rifle cartridges manufactured in the United States. By 1949, he was marketing the powder as BL...

Yep, you're right on, at least according to Wiki. Here's a couple lines about how it all started. In the opening days of WorldWar II, a chemist friend of Bruce E. Hodgdon was casually reminiscing about WorldWar I. He mentioned the quantities of surplus smokeless powder the military...

After thinking about this a little more last night, I have a question to those much smarter than I ... Isn't the H-38 the original military surplus powder, or a derivative of it that originally got "Hodgton" started in business? Don't know why I'm thinking that, but for some reason it seems I...

I think I knew they were the same today, but didn't think they were back when. Actually thought that was a recent development. :oops::rolleyes:(y)

Way, way back in the 1980's-early 2000's I was shooting a lot of Hunter Pistol Silhouette games and my goto back then was Unique as was for most shooters in my .39spl and/or my .357mag. Whenever Unique was scare our goto was always W231. The two powders seemed to perform really close to the...

I'm guessing you'd be pretty close to correct. I showed it to my wife and she chuckled, then said "Hummff" with a scowl.

Well, there ya' are!