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agreed with the others..likely better as trade..otherwise add some tin and should be good bullet lead.

the fact it feels hard and is not a pound..likely means better than wheel weight..test it.

if you add a gas checked and drop the bhn..the as cast size should drop from increased shrinkage. then size it...323 or so.

yup..I agree. it runs good with lots of bearing surface..and yup..50k is just a lot for lead.

yep//10rnd m,ags becme 13..etc.

I really think it's the pressure that makes this a less than stellar lead round..I mean it works..but this is one of those that jacketed simply works better.

I didn't say that I couldn't get it to run..I did. it runs fine..it just is a handicap to this type of round..obviously higher pressures and speeds can be reached with jacketed rounds..and get...

I load for it as well. the only downside is that it is a cartridge that just doesn't lend well to using cast projectiles. I did lots of testing. it's versatile with anything jacketed..and very...

trail boss...wow...

yup..some people enjoy taking longer/waiting longer to load their bullets..I'm not one of them. lube n size n load.

Burns to ash..but smokes worse than flux

I use both aluminum and copper...no difference I see. used to run only hornady or lyman..now mostly sages

and you can get a charter arms undercoverette in 32hr for cheaper than the Taurus 327...

I'm also a fan of softer lubes especially on handgun. ww or slightly sweetened ww, sized to 356 or 7 depending on the gun..and good lube and mid high loads and a 9mm should run OK. I usually avoid...

I like ram prime..the Lee hand primers work ok..though occasionally won't feed..never had one put a primer in sideways or upside down though...yet?

Havent seen them yet..but wow...

Nice!

Anyone else start getting emails yesterday about powders you had on watch lists? Just about everything alliant is pretty much unobtainable now.

Other than H110 and Herco..all my shotgun loadin...

Larry's idea is usually the easiest. That said.. low temp solder or cerrosafe is the next best to pound it out.. the heat / cool does tend to loosen things..

Agreed..softer..better.. and thus the need for not so much pressure either.. 40:1 etc...

None of the cartridges are particularly hard to load for..easiest will always be straight cartridges..then next are usually rimmed. 45-70 and 30-30 would be my start..with 45-70 first.. Very...

It doesn't take much powder to move a lead bullet down a barrel..I load super mild bullseye loads for old black powder guns to squeeze out soft lead bullets.. most of the time less than 2gr.. ...

does look like selenium rectifiers..especially with that type of heat sink

I love the utility of a Lee turret press..

Yeah..straight wall pistol I don't trim..bottle neck pistol I do. I have 45acp/38-357 that have been run till the headstamp has smooth spots and never trimmed.

Either your trimmer has a malfunction..or you are missing a step or procedure. I have been using RCBS lathe trimmers since they were manual and used shell plates..then with the universal jaw design...