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Sounds like he will have that for awhile.

it is stored out in the garage and freezes occasionally.

Mine are about 5 years old and still going strong.

I have had several in all calibers and they were all great shooters. The .357 sig was a little snappy though.

Keep your head down

We tried it at work for one of our girls from Carthage and it would not work but she really has an accent.

It would depend on the weight. I have been known to take a piece to the kitchen area and find a scale. I try to stay around 3 to 4 per pound.

I am lacking.
1 hornady lnl ap
1 hornady lnl single stage
1 lee c frame (for sizing)

That's a nice haul

My last .40 lee mold did the same. Took about 200 rounds and then seemed to clear right up. i figure it was machine oil in the blocks.

i used an old batch and then mixed up some new. Let it dry for an hour with 4ml for 4 pounds. Mix 10 grams to 60ml of acetone.

4 Hornady case activated (bought before i realized you could change the base)
4 bases for different calibers. All use the PTX bushings
1 Auto Charge

I have the hornady hand prime and hate it. Looking a bench prime.

That's funny

2004 Rubicon that was bought with all the mods so i did not have to do much. We crawl rocks in west texas.

Good info will pass on to a friend

Sounds good. Do you deliver.

I would recommend a thermometer. You can get one for candy that works and is not as expensive. Definitely prefer beeswax over sawdust.

Would buy several if they were easier to get.

i used to have a 2x4 piece with holes drilled into it.

Great picture

Interesting

That's good reading. Did not even think about sorting the cases. i pick up mostly range brass on shoot more 9mm since it is so abundant.

Goodwill and other resale shops are my favorite hunting grounds for pewter.

I only cast for pistols but have not noticed a difference.