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Awesome, congratulatiosn. I'm interested in why you chose a shotgun with slugs? I would choose a cool levergun, but I never would have considered a shotgun with slugs.

You mean like... a book? Something akin to Cartridges of The World, but for bullets? Yes sir, I've been ruminating on that idea for a while. It may have to be in volumes, especially if I included...

Thanks for letting me know, and I'm glad that BulletMatch has helped both them and you. They are good to talk to and seem like good folks. I've never ordered from them, but I did receive a large flat...

Might keep in mind Missouri Bullet too ;-) I've had a few phone calls with them and will be receiving samples of all of their wares.

I'll see if I can dig that one out for you when I get into them...

I had one about 15 years ago. It was the glock 40 caliber model. It had a bad habit of stope piping on the last round. I tinkered on it quite a bit, and I was getting some advice over on KTOG forum...

I appreciate everyone sharing their experiences. I've not loaded CBC exclusively in a batch, but in processing mixed brass I have loaded it. I've never had a problem with it, and thought it was...

Yes, I have every sample from Oregon Trails and Rim Rock Bullets and they were gracious enough to send me their samples free of charge.

If there are any of their bullets you'd like me to cherry...

It's possible to melt them by excluding zinc, but because zinc melts at 787.2º which means you'd have to keep a very close eye on it, and that is hard to do without a PID.

I nip each weight...

That's interesting. I wonder if the T-7, and subsequently Redding shell holders, are machined to tighter tolerances than RCBS or Hornady.

Have you been able to see if the shell holders and dies...

I didn't know there was even a bad one.

Welcome to the forum epilatos!

Very nicely done. I agree with the others saying seal the bottom to keep wasps at bay. I had some under my bench, and I had to flip it and run.

You can't go wrong with the Marlin, a new one is okay, but I like the older ones, such as this 1894CL:

https://i.postimg.cc/V68gBqG5/0-BF9-DE11-13-F0-42-FD-8-CD0-941-A82519-ADA.jpg

But the...

Thank you Larry for sharing that. I'll save it in my notes for future reference.

I am a member there and have made only a couple of posts. I have always had a love of 22 Rimfire. I have some interest in collecting 22 cartridges and boxes and I think there is decent amount of...

That would have been nice, but Lee did not give them to me. They did give me a healthy discount though, so when I'm through with them, I'll be able to recoup the money selling them as used.

I know U means undersized, but I thought that the others didn't have any specific meanings.

I've updated my Spreadsheet to reflect the new Lee moulds/bullets.

Unfortunately, mould 90237 the C476-325-RF was no longer available. If any of our 480 ruger/475 Linebaugh shooters could provide...

I'd love that.

Al? you mean NOE?

Very nice indeed. Not something seen very often. I wonder if that was the inspiration for some of Lee's SWCs?

Pretty darn close, actually one of every mould Lee makes that I don't have a sample for. Not counting discontinued moulds of course.

I'm pretty excited about it!
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Howdy and welcome to the forum. Sounds to me like copper disks that would be placed under the bullet when seating similar to a fiber wad when loading black powder. I'd love to see some pictures of...

Pretty interesting, thank you for sharing. I have never heard of such until now.

I had a .312×.308 expander that was not sufficient in length to expand a 30-30 case neck to the shoulder even when I used the maximum amount of step. I purchased it about 4 years ago; a solid...

I’ve not seen one like it. I’d guess it would be called 429-240-1R. It looks shorter in the nose than the current 429-240-2R.

https://cdn.bulletmatch.com/7p2wc4k5o6zchl4fomh24t45i850

Howdy, welcome back. 60 years, I bet you’ve got a lot of experience to share!