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gunneyrabbit wrote:wyo-man, we would all appreciate it if you would do the same.
G.R.

Will post info later in week after returning from a business trip.

wyo-man

Welcome both of you from Wyoming.
There are very nice and helpful people on this board to answer your questions.

wyo-man

All grips made by Dennis look nice. At times, very difficult to decide which ones to get.

wyo-man

Very nice report ramiriz60. I recently bought one of the RCBS chronographs. Works well for the price. This is my first chronograph. I have chronographed a few factory .44 mag rounds and some .44 Mag handloads out of 4" and 2½" revolver. My next project is to chronograph some handloads that...

Very nice looking.

wyo-man

Bullet: Berry's 95 gr. plated .364 Case: Federal 9x18 Makarov (once fired) Powder: 3.2 gr. Hodgdon Titegroup (starting load as listed on Hodgdon's website) Primer: Remington 1½ Small Pistol Gun: P-64 Special notes: Only fired 4 rounds this time. All 4 rounds could be covered by a 50 cent piece; 10 y...

Very nice.

wyo-man

A very good day indeed.

wyo-man

Purchased my P-64 at a local show from a private seller.
I am very happy!!!!!

wyo-man

Welcome from Wyoming

wyo-man

My apologies for not reading through the entire thread.

wyo-man

Sorry for the thread drift.........
One other option is to get correctly marked 9mm MAKAROV brass from Midway or directly from Starline.
That is how I separate my 9mm Luger and 9mm MAK brass.
Norm is correct - you can tell when you try to resize a 9mm MAK in a 9mm Luger resizing die.

wyo-man

very nice. You are an excellent photographer.

wyo-man

Hello everyone, I live in the Northwest corner of Wyoming. Beautiful country, if I don't say so myself. I live very close to the Buffalo Bill Historical Center (www.bbhc.org). About two years ago purchased a P-63. Last week purchased a P-64. I work for the State of Wyoming and travel around the stat...

Very nice. I like a 15 to 20 degree cant on my holsters.

wyo-man