BULLET MOULDS

RIFLE BARREL

RKS ENTERPRISES LTD
BOX 635 
WIMBORNE,AL CANADA
TOM 2GO
1-403-631-2405

Boys, hee is a new supplier that makes old fashoined German and Swiss rear sights for the German and Swiss target rifles. His pricing is reasonable.
Mike

Contact Randy Grunkemeyer at:
14094 N. County RD 600E
Batesville, IN 47006
phone number: 812-934-6412 

Breach Seater Ruger #1 and #3, CPA, Hi Wall & Low Wall etc.

Dave Bennett
1387 Sunset Road
Canton, PA 17724

570-867-0801

FS - cartridge seaters for 1874 & 1877 Sharps, 1885 Winchester, 1879 Hepburn & Borchardt actions. These are for seating the cartridge either with or without a bullet in same. Based on the SRhoades (may he RIP) design. Can be bent either left or right to clear a scope. I clamp in a vice and use the hole in the handle of my largest crescent-wrench to do. $45 + $8 shipping USPS Priority Mail. Have two of the 1885 & four of the Hepburn in stock and running the Sharps & Borchardt over the next few weeks. Have sold 40 thus far this year.
Thanks.

Jamison .25-20 Brass available for purchase/shipment now.  Sales ONLY TO ASSRA full members (not forum members, paying ASSRA members). Limited to 100 cases per member, please.  See below for full details of why I'm limiting sales.  If you're not a member, you can join here: (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)

Price is $3.00 per case, with a limit of 100 case sales, and no minimum quantity.  $10 shipping, with shipping waived on sales of 100 pieces.  Proof of ASSRA membership (copy of recent magazine address would be easiest) required.  

Check or money order to:
Dave Plummer
1149 Church St
Baker City, OR 97814

Make sure you include a description of what you're buying with payment, I have a lot of other business items I get payment for daily, so clarity is needed.  If you want to pay electronically via paypal or zelle, message me.

I ship daily, and unless I'm traveling will ship following business day from payment.

Thanks!  And more info below on why I'm selling this way, to support ASSRA.

I have collaborated with the ASSRA board to sell this brass, using the ASSRA forum.  My objective is three fold:

1) Support the ASSRA by encouraging membership.
2) Support quarter bore use by making a dependable supply of .25-20SS brass available into the future, through my lifetime or until I run out.  I have about 15,000 pieces available total.  When that's gone, that's it.
3) Return revenue to ASSRA by paying a commission on sales.

To accomplish those objectives, my terms are:

1)  Sales will only be to ASSRA members.  Not forum members, but paying association members.
2)  I will initially only sell 100 rounds of brass per person.  This is to discourage scalping, and to ensure there's enough to go around.  In the future (say a year from now), I will consider requests for additional quantities from previous purchasers, subject to availability.
3)  I will be holding the price at market rate, again to discourage scalping.
4) I will pay a 5% percent commission to the ASSRA on the sales to help support the association financially. 

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I will ask that you send proof of membership (copy of latest journal address would be easiest) with your order.  

I will be selling .25-20 loaded ammo on Gunbroker.  The difference in price compared to member brass rate will easily pay for at least one year of ASSRA membership.  If you really prefer not to join, you can buy loaded ammo there.

Jerry Cleave has a wonderful design for a Ballard. But he told me after building mine he'd never build another. Just too labor intensive.

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Here is a breech seater design for Ballards. It's not TOO complex to make and works great. I've been using one for years.
I find it particularly handy because it can be used on a rifle with either a tang sight or scope.