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Mostly to seat the gas check


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Can you suggest a lube for sizing bullets with Lee push through sizer prior to PCing? Something easy to clean up? Or no lube necessary?

I thought I had read light coat of dish soap would be a...

Conventional lube and LLA is what the powder is stuck to.


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I pulled some of my reject cast bullet cartridges apart to salvage the components. I plan to remelt the bullets, but they have powder stuck to the lube. What is the best way to remove the stuck...

They had plenty at mine


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I was excited when I saw the first post in this thread. Then I saw the date...


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I found some of these and was told they are a training round that shoots a plastic ball or paintball or something. Something law enforcement can shoot near or at one another during practical type...

I've got three kids under 4 years old. Currently my hobbies include diapers, giving horsey rides, and Lincoln logs.

I pushed some .311 dia buckshot into the necks of the cases and charged them with a few grains of green dot in my K31 and they shot great at 25 yards. If those buckshots did fine, I'm sure the...

When reading reports like this, am I the only one who pictures these reporters doing a similar story other activities that we all understand the risks of and accept those to partake in the event? ...

she's a 2-groover

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I shot this yesterday with my 1943 Remington 1903A3. 100 yards prone with sling. You can see me playing with the sights a little,...

Just size them accordingly. What dia. are they now?

Thanks for all the information guys. Like I said shotshells are new to me. I'm glad I asked the question.

I don't want to take any chances on this, I'll probably just pull them apart. I've always been a measure twice, cut once kind of guy. Just for my curiosity, can you address my question about...

I am new to shotshell reloading, so bear with me. I inherited the equipment from a friend of my Father's that passed away this year. Looking through his old recipe cards, I found a load that I...

Thanks guys I just sent in a order for BAC.

I just inherited two Lyman 45 lubesizers. I was hoping you fellas could recommend a lube for a me. Since it is a 45 I have no factory heater for it, but would be willing to rig one up if necessary....

When we say size to .314" in the PP world are we saying to use a .314" diameter sizer, or try to end up with something at .314". The reason I ask, is that when I size the PP with my .309" sizer, the...

I only have the .309" size and the .311" sizer. Sounds like I should get a .314".

I understand that the GC are not needed, but if I have a bunch of bullets on hand that are GCed and sized to .309" as described above, and the paper is tearing, leaving GC exposed as described, will...

I'm new to PP. I have a good supply of Lee .309 180 gr. bullets gas checked and sized to .309" on hand that I want to PP for my P-14 rifle in .303 British. I am using 2 wraps of notebook paper and...

1903A3, 180 gr. Lee Mold, gas checked, sized to .309", tumble lubed, 17.0 gr. 2400 in HXP cases, 1.5" @ 100 yds 5 shot group repeatable (fired from bench). The last CMP vintage bolt match I shot a...

Keep it simple. I use Lee .309" 180 gr 1R mold with WWs and lubed with liquid alox, sized to .309 with Lee push through sizer and gas checked. Tried out 5 loads of 2400 and settled in on 17.0 gr. ...

Thanks for the help. I remelted the lead and gunk. I sent the furnace on a much lower setting. It all remelted just fine. I stirred with a piece of dried cedar and the only thing that floated was...