I need to reload for 44 Russian RNFP black powder, are there any good physical books around for that? Mainly finding smokeless powder and nothing round nose flat pointed.
29 yo, 5 foot 6, male, 129 pounds, type 1 diabetic for 15 years, well managed and always good a1c Taking vyvanse for over 2 years, lamotrigine for over 8 years, insulin
I woke up a week ago noticeably weaker all over my body, fatigued, easily short of breath from any sort of activity such as walking in the house. I can't lift anything without shaking, and shake in general when standing. Everything is harder, and I always feel tired. Less of an urge to drink anything. I have been to the hospital twice, I had bloodwork and urine tests done and nothing was found. I am currently a totally different person, and have no appointment with my family physician until the end of October. I was suspecting thyroidism, but nothing was in the tests. Please help me, this really sucks.
I have shooting areas that are far from home, and won't get home quickly. What should I do? Pour some water on the powdered areas as a temporary solution till I have a proper area?
Is there a definitive, safe way to know ammo you reloaded for the first time is safe?
Thanks.
I'm in B.C., I've been on income assistance for a while now, I was given $7,000 by family to help me acquire a car for a job because I've had a lot of problems and have no real income. I put it as a down-payment for a car with the plan of finishing the over-time payments and paying for insurance with the monthly income assistance.
Of course, I still "need assistance" for the payments, but apparently the government thinks a one time payment I put into a vehicle completely invalidates me for months and months when I still needing help paying.
What can I do, and who can I get help from? This plan was my ticket, and I have a limited amount of time before my funds run dry.
I'm in B.C., I've been on income assistance for a while now, I was given $7,000 by family to help me acquire a car for a job because I've had a lot of problems and have no real income. I put it as a down-payment for a car with the plan of finishing the over-time payments and paying for insurance with the monthly income assistance.
Of course, I still "need assistance" for the payments, but apparently the government thinks a one time payment I put into a vehicle completely invalidates me for months and months when I still needing help paying.
What can I do, and who can I get help from? This plan was my ticket, and I have a limited amount of time before my funds run dry.
Is it better for me to wash it with a garden hose to get the ash off and not dry it at night (this is bad because then ash will continue falling and get onto the wet car, correct? I heard it's bad drying it with a towel with ash falling so I am not sure on what to do here...) or is it better to just leave it entirely until the ash stops? Thanks.
I had an ex-PEM 1942 Izhevsk sniper turned back into a PEM sniper, and I noticed where the stock was cut to allow the side mount to work that I could see the original wood / color. What can I do to get rid of the reddish color that was added post-war and get it back to its wartime color? Can the wood be identified with this cut?
I am only seeing 300 fps .44-40 "historically accurate" rounds when I know rounds with a much higher fps exist that I have seen on Youtube and want to find better ones rather than Cowboy Action target loads for hunting and more fun with target shooting and I don't know the names.
Is there a "modern round" that I am looking for?
I'm completely new to this caliber and need some help.
