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eBay definitely has the perks of getting your product seen by lots of folks - but dang, do their fees hurt. When 12-13% comes off the sale price, that’s quite the haircut.

Glad you got it sold...

Thanks, BK!

Lefty - Do you notice any flex on the bigger presses / larger cartridges? I’ve debated switching over to some Inline Fabrication items to help with some spacing issues, but flex was a concern of...

T-track is a wonderful thing! The presses can all slide across the bench, so I slide the ones I don’t need out of the way and put the one I do need in the remaining opening!

Almost 40 posts and I am only the second to bring up the Redding T-7?!

I’m glad that things worked for you Sig556r!

Unfortunately, in my opinion, I think stories like this can often lead people to inappropriate approaches. What I mean by this is that Dillon helps...

Beautiful! I continue to seek a CZ452 FS in 22WMR. I’ll manage across one someday I’m sure!

I think a threaded 77/22 in 22LR would be a slick addition to the rimfire collection as well!

I currently use the same method. I enjoy the T-track and find it very easy to use, to shift items around, or to add / remove items that aren’t used as frequently. A couple simply passed with a...

I find this thread interesting. I had always imagined that using a turret press would lead someone to loading one round at a time, rather than in batch processing (sizing all 100 at once, seating...

Similar to Ickisrulz - what she’ll holders does the RCBS RC Supreme not accept?

If I were going with a turret, I would be picking up the T7. Although, as others have brought up, a single stage is...

The .17HM2 is my absolute go-to for small game hunting. While shots are generally within the 25 - 50 yard range, it has gone out to 125 multiple times (Leica 1600B reading). Both of mine are CZ 452...

I have a hand me down from my grandfather. It was his first rifle.

The simplicity of a single shot bolt action, the need for patience and accuracy, and the thought of all the years of hunting and...

Either way, this is exciting! I’ve been looking for brass for both 348 and 375!

I’m surprised that the trap didn’t work. I saw that video the other day while trying to figure out a resolution to hornets that built a nest attached to our house. It would seemed it worked, with...

Archibald - when you say you wait for the scale to get stable, you wait for the audible beep, correct? Mine for a while was taking quite some time with the 50gram weight to calibrate. I did not at...

Just an FYI - that is the older style powder measure. While I have used both, successfully, people do notice down-the-road that the powder measure is not the failsafe version. Dillon makes a...

Though that is mostly true (shellholders sometimes need flipped, semantics!), I enjoy using and hearing about these stories! I love my Co-ax, but I also find loads (pun) of fun using old and...

I am a huge fan of Federal bulk boxes - be it 525ct boxes or the 325ct AutoMatch. Whenever things were scarce, I did manage to find some Remington bulk boxes. While they shoot well, they were...

On too many occasions, I have found 9mm fires in 40s. I can’t say I have ever found a .357Sig fires in one though!

I also use 4-0 steel wool to clean my dies. The thought of putting dies in a stainless media tumbler doesn’t exactly give me the best feeling. I suppose I have no evidence to such thoughts, but I...

I agree that the RCBS Chargemaster Combo is worth every penny. There are more expensive options, and less expensive options. The combos can be had for around $200 used, and were even close to that...

I agree that it is worth every penny. I use it for all rifle rounds, most revolver rounds, and for all load development. Here is the link for reprogramming:...

I was wondering the same thing, wrench man. I’ve probably read all the same articles as well! I managed to find 19 pieces locally, but would like more. I also thought about forming, but am holding...

I have to ask - where on the case is the brass difficult to chamber? (i.e. top of the brass where the bullet is seated, or base of brass closer to the case head?). And are you saying .357s load fine,...

I’m with LIMPINGJ! The search continues for reasonably priced 348 Win!

Although I don’t own a 25-35, I have had interest in the past. Maybe I should get some, “just in case”.