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RE: #9. Correct to assume that the STS 28 ga. hulls are once fired? Are the wads the pink Claybuster CB1034-28 that BPI sells? What would the shipping cost to 52402 zip code be?

Business Card Boxes: Business cards typically ship in a light cardboard box that measure a nominal 7-inches long x 3 1/2-inches wide x 2-inches high and has a slip-on top. That is what I use to store...

Are you positive it is an RCBS die? I have yet to see an RCBS die with a collet-type decapping spindle.

Bent Ramrod & Pressman, CCI-SPEER have a Rock Crusher in the ballistics lab in Lewiston and in fact they use it, among other things, for priming 20mm cases used in primer drop-down sensitivity...

Neil Jones Custom Products powder measure. So superbly consistent and easily calibrated for any lot of powder that you can do all your load development right at the range with out the need for a...

I concur with Nobade, I owned two 304s when they first came on the market. I sent both back because of being excessively dampened. As noted throw the same charge on the pan multiple times and the...

Per my previous comment: The third reason is firing pin protrusion/firing pin indent. Given the major variables when the effects of headspace, temperature and eccentricity of blow are considered, the...

The Australian and English FAL variants are L1A1, the Canadian (the first NATO country to officially adopt the FAL) is the C1.

I would question what you read regarding CCI small pistol magnum and small rifle primers being one and the same. Industry primer sensitivity testing protocol requires the small pistol primer...

It is not acceptable to use small pistol primers in place of small rifle primers for three reasons, two of which you have identified: 1) Pressure versus cup material = pierced primer; 2) Floating...

SpaceAce see me two recent posts on this very subject: Gas Check Seating Problem in the Gas Check category and Gas Check on A Star in The Star Equipment Corner category.

Regarding molds my two S&W...

My posting earlier today on Seating Gas Checks on a Star has a lot of relevance to this problem as well so I am taking the liberty of copying it here for the benefit of the folks reading this post.
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I concur with BigBoomer's comment on nose first and using a "cupped" punch. I have sized nose first exclusively in my Star for over thirty years. Other than hollow base wad cutters (Remington...