i posted this question to jimkim and i wanted your opinion also is split brass dangerous or no big deal i have some 32 long colt that is 10 thousands smaller in diameter to my 32 long when i shoot them the the brass splits I'm shooting them in a colt revolver i haven't had much experience in split brass and your opinion is greatly appreciated i have been told by people that its no big deal but i don't know them well enough to trust them
Hey....Sam,
I read a few posts that have seem to upset you. "Political Crap"
Well i just stopped around to tell you that i hope your not that bothered about them cause i don't want to see you absent very long. Us old guys gotta stay together and your not being around ain't gonna make my day....LOL..
You take care Sam but i hope to see ya back in form soon......Earl
sam, in regards to the .22 rifle vs. pistol thread, I probably shouldn't have made the dead horse comment. My personal experience with .22 pistols is very minimal other than plinking and the occassional small critter. I agree with you on blowback being comparable to the gasses that escape from a revolver. I let my personal opinion overshadow some of the obvious realities on this topic. That said I have always tried my best when killing an animal to do it as safely and humanely as possible, and I myself would not use a .22 pistol to put down a horse. However, I do realize that in more experienced and competent hands than mine, this may be perfectly acceptable.
Thankyou for your well thought out and informative posts.
Tyson
sam, will you check my post on handloading? it says help me on 556 reload. If anyone out there can help me I think its probably you based on your previous posts. Thanks Johnny (bountyhunter24)
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