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Appreciate the info gents, I have 4# so I’ll try to get it to burn in something!

It's a pain in my Lee progressive, inconsistent charges and gums stuff up. I would like to burn it up in my handguns if there is a trick to getting corn flakes to flow!

Also look into 375 win

Lots of good advice! Trying to soak in as much as I can

Sorry outpost75, I guess I missed the sticky, I’ll look again

Never done it, tips tricks? Handgun and rifle.
Thank you

Anyone shoot cast from a Ruger American 300bo? Have a friend looking for subsonic cast load suggestions

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Thought this might help someone down the road. Last year I picked up a Tikka T3 223 1:8 twist, it had around .040 freebore. I throated it out for hevies using a ptg uni-throater which I rented from...

Agreed, a shim kit and wolf sping kit help a lot. Also a pretty easy revolver to break down and polish up trigger parts. I even took a ceramic to the SA sear.

I had a worked over Springfield, was super fun

That’s a cool toy! Colt did a 45acp years ago and then someone made rimmed 45acp so you could get away from moon clips. I have a few 45acp rimmed cases!

Really happy with mine, super nice for load development not having to screw dies in and out&reset

45-70 is really impressive in a sturdy action! And a skinner peep would make it extra cool!

Really like my p320, put a apex flat trigger in it. It seems to eat everything I feed it!

ive had gunsmiths tell me to use elmers rubber cement, easy to clean up if you ever pull the scope off.

It’s generally not what the gun will take but what the brass will handle. More importantly what your brass will handle in your gun. Doing your own work up is best, working your way up watching for...

Shoulda looked better, my bad, thank you

What about stuff like hornady one shot case lube or elmers "slide all". Seems like you could stand a whole lot on end and spray them from a few directions and help prevent leading.

I've been running HBN(hexagonal boron nitride) on my jacketed bullets for long range competition. Anyone try it on cast bullets? Not sure if you could tumble apply like you do jacketed stuff?

Super interesting, loads are only tested to 35,000psi but you have an action that's used for 60,000psi cartridges. Bet that load really thumps in that little rifle! Find a chrono and get confirmed...

Ill try to post pictures as I come across this stuff. So many containers I've never seen. Having trouble with pics...ill figure it out.

Amazing, thanks for sharing your video!

Lots of good stuff, thank you!

Yes, sadly very few of today's factory fire arms come close to this kind of quality....

38-55, would be super cool