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Brian post a thread on this forum:
http://dougsmessageboards.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=smokeless

The guys there are building custom smokeless muzzleloaders and do all sorts of experimentation...

Brian, Have you been getting my PM?

Will the dies be marked in any way so that we can tell which is which?

I sent you a PM a few days ago (July 18).

I would like to see the results from a bolt action.

I recently found a Lyman 45 Lubricator and Sizer which is in great shape. I would like to learn the value of it.
It has the original box, original instruction leaflet and a stick of Lyman Ideal...

Saving everyone the trouble of opening a separate file.



I agree with you Utah

Are you blaming the technology for your spelling errors?
Sounds like blaming the cutlery for obesity, the car or the booze for drinking and driving and the gun for crime.

The problem is not the...

Is it just me or are posts like the one I quoted very difficult to read?

WOW!!!

The average shooter won't pay more than the price of commercial bullets for bullets made by a home business bullet company.
As for what is a good price take a look at this website:...

If I am looking at it correctly, the aluminum base has threaded holes and the nuts on the bottom are lock nuts to hold the adjustment screws in the correct position. Correct?
Also what weight range...

How much volume does 25 pounds of rimfire cases take up?
There are two five gallon buckets full at my gun club. I didn't lift them to try to estimate the weight and I wouldn't want to try to...

In looking at the pictures you have posted I don't see any locking rings to hold the dies in position in the press once set. Are they included with the kits as well? I hope so.

If a formal request is still necessary for a separate core swage die this will be my notification. Make mine a separate die too please.

If the core itself is swaged in the same die used to seat the core into the jacket would not the core be too big to fit into the jacket if they are done in separate steps? I would think the core...

A gopher is a smaller version version of a prairie dog. In a prime field a guy can go through a brick of 22 rimfire in a couple hours and he will only have covered a couple hundred yards. Some...

Danr,
Does your core swage die seat and swage the core at the same time or does it swage it to size and squirt off any excess lead with the core seating a separate operation?

What is the chances of getting a large multi-cavity core mold group buy started?

Found this in a search:
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=107850

I would be interested in this as well.

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Is there some copper in the extractor groove of that bullet? It looks like is scraped out some copper fouling as it passed down the bore of your gun.

I met a guy today who I later learned works at a very large police training center.

In the course of our conversation he mentioned they had built a huge outdoor range several years ago but now...

Why would cool/cold water be preferable to warm/hot water for lead removal?

Over three hundred posts to wade through and the discussion is now turning to bullet coatings.

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I was responding to a question about Canadian pennies.

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