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Buy them at Tractor Supply. They carry them for farm animals.

I load for my 1873 trapdoor with FFg. 65 grains by volume is a compressed load. After about 5 or 6 of these, you think you have been shoulder firing an 81mm mortar. Never tried smokeless in it. Good...

pROBLEM is grinding the 7.5 mm drill tip ---to half round --
that's where the inaccuracy starts ----

If your drill is reversible, clamp it to a table, run it in reverse an use a file to shape the...

You may have to run a throating reamer into your chamber. Lots of the newer guns have no leade.

Jerry


Not doing that to my 45. It shoots 185's and 230's very well as is. don't want to ruin...

Sounds good. I'll have to cast a few, the ones I have on hand are sized .454 for my 45 colt rugers.

I moved to Byron. Still not to far away. I have Lyman 450 ans a 4500 if you want to try lubrisizing. All you would need is top punch and sizing die. I don't have any 44 tooling. PM me if you are...

Garrett,
Where in Ga are you located. I may be able to help.

I will be feeding it to a Remington R1 1911. Just an idea I had since I have a couple of molds in this design, Thanks for your input. I'll try a few.

Anyone ever try 255 gr rnfp's in a 45 acp? Not too heavy of a bullet, but will they feed okay?

Georgia humidity. I hate auto correct!:D

I alsoreload, cast, etc. in the garage, store my ammo there also. So today I put up 650 45 acp in vacuum bags. Keeps them dry in the Game humidity.

i USE A 12 INCH PIECE OF OAK 2X2 WITH ONE END SANDED INTO A HANDLE. WORKS GREAT FOR TAPPING THE HINGE PIN TO DROP STUBBORN BULLETS. USE THE END OF IT TO PUSH THE SPRU PLATE OPEN.

Not quite sure that I understand how to use it!!

Some of the steel targets we use in SASS matches are only about 8 - 10 yds out. they are angled so that any splatter is directed downward. You can find more info at www.sassnet.com .

I was a member of the old "Shooers.com" board. Got lost when it went down. Finally found the Aimoo brd, then transferred to this one. Use it as my HOMEPAGE!

I have a Model 70 Featherweight that I inherited. Shoots 1 1/2" groups at 100 yds (as long as I can do my part). I load 54Grs AA4350, CCI primer, and a Nosler 130Gr Ballistic Tip.
Very accurate,...

Tpr. Bret,
My father in law was a retired Army Col. Hoooah comes from the Army (Special Forces, I think).

However, as you said all of us JARHEADS say "OOORAH".

Semper Fi!
MARCORVET

I HAVE TO DISAGREE WITH YOU ON THAT. I have a Lee Load Master that I have benn using for about seven years. It has loaded about 15,000 rounds of 9mm, 38/357, 45LC, and 223 rem. You have to adjust...

The clips are steel. I use a magnet attatched to a pair of vise grips. Just float it along the melt surface until the magnet is full, knock the clips into a coffee can and float again till I get all...

I have had the same problem with my lee six cavity 38 mold. I finally figured out the same thing that you did. I pressed the guide pin back in until the shoulder was just below flush. No more finning.

Look at the wad guide fingers, the older models have a metal ring with red plastic fingers inside. The newer one are all plastic.

I would go for the MEC. You can find them on E-bay fairly reasonable. They are almost impossible to wear out.

I have 2 six cav's and several 1 and 2 cav's from Lee. I lube them with an old stick of red rooster lube. The only problem I have had was with one of thee alingnment pins working it's way out . the...

Pet is short for PETroleum products where I work. I guess that I thought that you would understand that. Sorry.

Carpetman, you are getting into fliud dynamics. Hydraulic fluids do not compress. However, if you put water, or even engine oil into a brake system, you better have a drag chute. Waxes and pet...