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I had a problem like that with my bad boy Stihl weed eater.

I did the new carb. thing and it still acted goofy.
I ended up taking the new carb. apart, and using its parts to rebuild the original...

I like success stories.

Ya might look into some sort of vitamins too. Some of them sort of wash out of us and need to be
gotten in frequently for various things. We get most of them from...

I'd be glad to help if ya need me to.
However--My method of fixing and working on electronics is like Andy Griffith would do in "No Time For Sergeants".

When the TV on the porch wouldn't come on,...

Oh yeah. We have plenty around here if anyone needs a few.
They'll grab onto ya like that mean, old, bitter, elementary school teacher with claws that we all had.

I can't remember if it's the male or female dobson fly, but one has a real bad attitude.
When it pinches you, you'll think a lobster got a hold of ya.

Hmm. When you get a 6 hole Lee that casts their 200gr TCSWC,,, you'll have full coverage.

I'm not a big Lee guy, but that one is a favorite, and sure impressed me.

And let us not forget: Any project worth doing is the perfect reason to buy more power tools!

Look on the bright side- Think of this as an opportunity, and not a problem.
It is the perfect reason why you 'need' to order a custom mold.

Cool.
Since the .41 never got much love:
That may be a pretty rare, short production run gun.

Yep.

That's my approach to things like this.
It's easy to get all tangled up over thinking stuff. But for 300 year old technology--- I try not to.

Thanks.

Some people think Memorial Day is all about getting 30% off of bathroom towels and bed linens.

Yeah, always look at the email address.
No real company uses ones like that.

I'm a big .45ACP fan on the 1911 platform.
You can tune the gun to go from mild to wild, and there is plenty of different molds
to do anything with it.

I like that little stumpy 190 SWC in my...

In Texas it used to be illegal to return one to public waters unless it had been gutted or otherwise killed.

After that river monster TV show where the guy was pulling BIG!! ones out of the...

They're sort of like weeds in the yard:
They have qualities and virtues most people simply don't appreciate.:bigsmyl2:

Yeah. I squandered 25 cents learning that lesson.

That guy does it pretty much like a few other videos I'd watched.

Something I never thought of, but was in the recommendations beside it was preserving the skin- for lack of a better word.
Then a...

When I needed to load something I didn't have the powder for-
I'd do some research, make a list of what powder I figured could, or would work well.
Then shop around and take what I could find.
...

Depending on where you post, some sections don't count towards your total.
The pit for example. And maybe the S&S section-- I'm not sure about that one.

I usually keep a line in the canal at the end of the yard, and have caught lots of catfish &
crappie when they come to the shallower water in the Spring.

We were sitting around this evening and...

Yeah, I got caught on one of those...... and there went 25 cents down the drain.
I grabbed this big silver platter at a thrift shop that turned out to be very cleverly disguised Aluminum.

That's pretty normal behavior if they aren't his kittens.

Sounds like something is out of alignment. Otherwise, if you got a impression at all, it'd go all the way around the boolit.

You can make a flat top punch fairly easily.
The official redneck way...

If you want to get it up & out of the basement, but its too heavy to move fairly easily-

Open the door 90 degrees, and lift it off the hinge pins.
The door is usually about 1/3 of its total...