Time to start casting like a madman!

[websterz]

I found a great price on indoor range brass so I ordered 4000 rounds of .40 S&W. That's 100 pounds of 175 grain bullets I gotta make. :veryconfu

[35 shooter]

Go man go! Just wish i had that much 35 whelen brass.

[Yodogsandman]

Your only going to load up once and not shoot any? :kidding:

[triggerhappy243]

what kind of handgun do you have?

[triggerhappy243]

I'm thinking that the casting will never stop... the lubing will never stop and the loading will never stop.

[CPL Lou]

I'm thinking that the casting will never stop... the lubing will never stop and the loading will never stop.

If you're lucky !

CPL Lou

[websterz]

what kind of handgun do you have?

The .40 is for our carbines, HP 4095TS's. Just range toys. :)

[gtgeorge]

The .40 is for our carbines, HP 4095TS's. Just range toys. :)
Oh my then the casting and lubing and loading will indeed never stop. It is a good thing those don't take high capacity mags!

[websterz]

With three of us all having the same carbine and being a little competitive when we shoot we can easily go through a thousand rounds of .40 in an afternoon. So yeah, I have a perpetual pile of empties waiting to be reloaded. LOL I just ordered a second set of dies so we can run them in both presses, that will ease the work load a lot.

[Bigslug]

I'm thinking that the casting will never stop... the lubing will never stop and the loading will never stop.

You would think that with his connections to the military making the upgraded M134D Mini Gun, Mike Dillon would have come up with a progressive press that can load at 6,000 rounds per minute. . .

[runfiverun]

you'd definitely want to keep your fingers out of that.^^^

you know after you shoot those cases a couple of times you can send them to me for one final use as a 44 mag bullet..

[williamwaco]

I'm thinking that the casting will never stop... the lubing will never stop and the loading will never stop.

I can vouch for that = Personal experience.