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If you're not crimping, only seating. Please explain to me the dynamics involved in this process. All a seating die does is push the bullet into the case. If set incorrectly it won't even remove the...

If it's maybe an ounce or less, I just dump it in the next jug of like powder and shake it up.

dustinfamily does what he sez and delivers on it to. I'll do it again, if he's sellin sumptin I want or need that is.[smilie=w: [smilie=f: [smilie=w:

Calamity Jake shipped me the brass quickly and provided the tracking number as soon as it was shipped. That deserves a big THUMBS UP in my book.

Catshooter is alright in my book. He should be in yours too.

Wideners has Wolf primers in stock. All types. :Fire::drinks::Fire:

Carefully scratch the sealing compound to expose the tracer and clamp the round in a vice heal end up. Using a propane torch touch off the tracer. Make sure you wear safety glasses, leather gloves...

Probably easier in the long run to purchase another plug from lee. Send them a bullet and they'll send you back a plug for that bullet. Or just get a stock plug and use it for RN and the epoxied one...

1000 CCI small rifle last tuesday at the local GS were $31.08 out the door. They also had some powders. H748 was $18.00 lb, FFFG was $18.00 before taxes.

Bought some brass from jballs918 and then proceeded to have family troubles on my end. He patiently waited for his payment and then promptly shipped the brass.:drinks:

Why remove the primers. Most likly there is to much roll crimp and the case is bulging there. just run The finished rounds through the resize die with out the decap pin and use them up.

So a case full of 2f or 3f and off to the range?
That sounds too easy.

Thanx for the info.
Pete C

I have a S&W 1903 hand ejector that I'm reasonably sure used Black Powder cartridges back in it's youth.

I have modern .32 S&W long ammo for it, but I "think" ;-) it would be fun to load up some...

Best thing for that purpose.
Not a lot of investment if someone decides they need it more than you.

When I started reloading that is what i started with. Did 9mm, .38/.357, .40 S&W, and 7.62 x...

Don't blame me! The wife used it all up in her 9mms. 4.7gr under 115 gr. anythings.

The T slot stuff you're thinking of is made by 8020. Just search for 8020 on fleabay. They have an outlet store there. I don't think the woodworking type will hold up to reloading. I have some single...

Used to be Bullseye and H335 now they are full of air. :)

Well, here's mine. In it's usual state of disarray. Just finished up doing 500 5.56 range rounds.

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Instead of wasting time crying here, why don't you spend the time writing to your congressional delegates, and let them know how you feel about this situation.

I did, to both the federal and...

Kinda like cleaving a diamond with a steal chisel and a wooden mallet. I suppose folks can't do that either.

OOPS, maybe no Midway purchase just yet. They are not bullets that are made for gas checks, they are bevel based. I got them at a garage sale today for $5.00. They are made by Mangus. 5 unopened...

Thanx. I see a Midway purchase in my future. :drinks:

I'm not new to reloading but I am new to "Gas Checks". I know what they are for and how to instal them. But how do you know what size to use??

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I've run up on 2700 115gr (actually weigh...

For $30.00+/- just buy a set of .380 dies and you'll end all the confusion.

How many here use aluminum gas checks? Or shoot oxidized copper jacketed boolets? Who has never dropped a round, picked it up and wiped it off on his pants and then stuffed it into his breach?

The...