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Nice work. The reason manufacturers use special threads is the consumer has to return and purchase those specialized products from them.
Unfortunately this is first hand knowledge from a...

I have westhertech and have no issues yet.

Merry Christmas

Thank you for this post.

I bought a used shotgun loader missing parts and they sent them for free and even helped diagnose a problem over the phone. Thats why I always try to buy green.

I believe that lathesmith in the vendor section would also make you one.

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This has been the project for this winter.

I have had good luck with the cheap one from Walmart so far.

I have shot several thousand cheddite primers through my perazzi Mx8 with no pierced ones yet. Also shot several of the Fed top guns or Estates without issue.

That is surplus Argentina made ammo from someone's stash.

My bosses saying at work fits "if you don't have a screw up every once in a while you aren't doing anything at all."

Hello and welcome aboard.

Another way to do this that I found was to use a kinetic bullet puller. Usually a couple of taps on a solid surface and can reclaim everything including the bullet.

I guess that I'm entirely too picky as I only load win brass for my handguns. I am also lucky that I sort brass for an indoor range and can trade in all of the other stuff. The win brass just...

We have had the same problem with the rain here to. The lead is also laying thick and no one else seems to want it so I've gotten 4 or 5 5gal buckets full so far and more to go.

I shoot at our range at least once a week and more when we have a match. If not for casting and reloading it would not be possible due to the expense of factory ammo.

I too just joined the club by buying one off of s&s here. Been looking and was going to order a new one this week.

I am also new to the casting world and have found a wealth of information here as well as patient people to help along the way.

I like my lyman molds as well as rcbs but haven't had the opportunity to try one from noe yet.

Thanks for all the positive advice. I will be ordering one here in a week or so and wanted to make sure it was the right step for me.

Is there a large learning curve to a star sizer or are they fairly easy to learn?

Very nice setup.

You plan trips to the range by when our cowboys shoot to pick up their boolits afterwards.

30carbine,
Thanks for the info.
Bessemer20

Fishman,
I would like one of your slug kits. As i am fairly new to this could someone point me to a post as to the proper way to slug a gun.
Thanks,
Bessemer20