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The 650’s I am referring to were not progressive

If it’s in excellent shape and has everything needed to load like primer cup assembly, powder/shot bottles, spent primer tray etc then that’s a fair deal. If anything is missing I would offer no more...

Be careful with those, you have a good potential for core/jacket separation with zero ogive on that. I use BT sniper set up for making JHP using 40S&W spent brass as jackets, makes beautiful bullets...

I have a guy who will make the parts for me but I would want to use BT, Sniper dies and CH 4D dies. Can anyone tell me what modifications I need to make to be able to do this?

I use a pinch of Lemi- shine and a splash of Armor All wash & wax, and they shine like jewelry for years.

That's really not a bad idea Brian, especially with the way powder coating has taken off.

Blades cut like butter, thanks again!!

Put me in for 2 blades. Thanks for doing this guys.

This is a pretty interesting topic, I think the option of Powder Coating helps make successful results easier to accomplish, the powder coating alone could help bump up the diameter for acceptable...

Brian, no my post was not specifically towards you, it was at all of the ones going after this guy.. Yes I edited my post as to not have some take it the wrong way, like you did. Ya you seem to be...

Agreed, I have not seen anything offered for sale, some of you need to slow down on the bashing.

With all the different quality die makers we have made known to all of you why would one venture away just to save a buck??
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Yes, I think my auto correct switched my derim to deprime.

You guys can skip S/S tumble stages and still produce projectiles, but what I end up with is extremely high end match bullets, so ya skip...

It happens to the best of us, I too have bent a few pins in my day and also came to the conclusion suction must be being created, I never associated speed with it as I tend to keep a steady smooth...

S/S tumble before depriming, S/S Tumble before annealing then S/S tumble again before seating cores.

His .224 dies are wonderful for double the price.

Not exactly as easy as you make it seem.

$20 on Amazon.

You don't need a freaking reamer to drill a core mold, I've done it 5 different times with my drill press and I think I used a 5/16 for my 9mm cores but not 100% on that, will double check. Any way...

This is my all time favorite that tends to rear its head every couple of years. Myth. You can't shoot lead out of a glock, its hexagonal rifling will cause leading and turn the barrel to a smoothbore...

I'm pretty sure RCE has long .355 jackets available for a good price if you could use that instead.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Local shop sells em for $5 per 100, I can normally fit 250 in a MFRB. Let me know if you want me to grab some for you.

I ordered one for trimming 40 S&W down for 45 jackets. Curious to see how well it works.

I messages OP days ago and have yet to get a response.