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Kingsoverqueens Cabellas if it is on the shelf and you put it in your cart.....quantity is not restricted...the signs are to keep people courteous. .. If it is from behind the counter and a sales person gives it to you quantity is restricted. I learned this from a store manager. It us not legal for them to restrict off the shelf inventory. Signs dont change the law. Try it with ammo or primers. Cashiers wont even ask about it. Again if you can put it in your cart off the shelf there is no legal restriction. I tried it 10 k in primers no problem. Just did not have money for more.

Its the angle the bullet went into the case. Flare a little more and so far Lee dies have been the best way to go. .45 and .44 are in plated can be slightly oversized. Just make sure to feed them in straight and you wont see that again.

S&W 22A-1 at first hated on the FTF and light firing pin strikes. Ok that bieng said LOVE it now. Polished frame rails a little. Mating surface on slide and frame are smoothed without removing anything but gritty surface. Polished feed ramp as with everything I own. Still had issue with light firing pin strikes . Took out the firing pin and removed a hair i mean a hair off the slot that faces toward the rear of the slide. When I removed it first you could see that the firing "pin" stamped piece was slamming on the roll pin. After modification Ha Never had an issue again. 3 Magazines power feed no problem. I am not saying to do this.... Now over 5000 + rounds and loves all ammo. If you look at the spent brass you will see in a handful how light some strikes are and also see the maximum depth of the firing pin strike. Mine were all very light before loving on it. Keep it clean and lubricate with light lubricant. To much lube will cause gunk. Slip 2000 seems to be great a drop or two on cue tip and swipe slide and frame contact points....that is it. So for all who have one and hate it and cant "love" on it. Sell it so i can buy another one cheap and fire with two hands full.