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My go to powders are not easily acquired locally, so I picked up a couple of cannisters of Titewad. I've worked up loads for 380 acp, 9mm, and 45 acp. The fast burn reduces velocities I'm...

Three on my bench: Lee "C" press for sizing and decapping (was my first); a Lyman T-mag 2 with two turret heads (380, 9mm, 38/357, 45 acp); a Lyman Crusher (30-30, 30-06). I'd have more if I had the...

Bullseye as long as I have it and can get it. Will try others when I must.

That's a great combination for my Savage 110 30-06 too! 100 yards will group 1" with the steady hand of my son on the bench. I chronographed that load last summer. I'll post it as soon as I find...

Ordered from the site a couple of weeks ago; no surprizes. They were prompt, concerned about getting the order correct the first time. Great folks to do business with!

what about tin lizzy?

No experience; but that's what's recommended and for that reason.

Lyman's 4th Edition has 3.9 starting load to 4.8 max with 231 for a 125 gr. (5.2 +P)

Tire shops, if they will sell them, are asking .50 per lbs. However, the last bucket I purchased in my favorite place was nearly 30% steel or zinc. I found a local recycling center that has wheel...

What's the going rate for wheel weights in your neck of the woods?

Yondering, truth is I slugged my Gen. 3 at .355. Sized boolits from .356 to .358 with minimal results. I experimented with lube, loads, and even how I held my tongue when I shot; but never seemed...

I personally use a 5 qt. Dutch oven on my fish cooker, the same method for wheel weight clean up.

Shot thousands of boolits through my G19. Never a kaboom. I'm a clean freak with my guns, so I always cleaned it after a day at the range. I never did completely resolve all leading issues before...

I picked up some isotope containers today from a recycling business. The manager said he picks them up from the local hospital. The ones I got are 32lbs containers. He invited me back at 75 cents...

I never considered salvaging brass from empty shotshells! Thanks for the tip!

Thanks Dave! I'll give the RCBS a good look. I've never had to deal with Lyman's customer service department so I appreciate knowing about the potential problem that exists in the event I needed to...

I've always liked the looks of the Beretta Tomcat but was concerned whether the 32 acp provided the energy I wanted for self defense when I might need it. The 380 is the minimum I will consider when...

Anyone have the new Lyman 25 Mag digital furnace? I was looking at it since my Big Dipper has served me well. But $300+ may hit too hard on my reloading budget. Is the RCBS of comparable quality...

Amen! I saw on a report this morning where one of the officials said he was a man of faith and they were not giving up on finding survivors. Those folks are hurting!

I've been using a Lyman Big Dipper for a couple of years now. The temperature adjustment seems to work fine on mine. I'm wanting to graduate to a bottom pour furnace soon, however. I like the new...

Range lead isn't as dirty as the wheel weights I get from the local tire shop! The lead I get from the local scrap yard, however, is cleaner by far. For me, its get it where I can and when I can. ...

[QUOTE=SlippShodd;2045338]Shamelessly stoled from Wikipedia, along with the accompanying photo of his head. :P

"Henry F. Phillips (1890–1958) was a U.S. businessman from Portland, Oregon. The...

Garandsrus, you were not exaggerating when you said poppers are loud. I took a few to the range and tried them out. I may just keep them for personal celebrations like having a day off!!

I owned a Taurus 85 back in the early 80s. I wasn't at all displeased with it. I sold it because a workmate wanted more than I did! I have a snubby as a carry piece now. I'm again, not unhappy...

Started with a Glock 19 in a 9 mm. Then I found what I was truly looking for in a 9mm--CZ 75b.