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Thanks will keep that in mind.

I hope this is the one I need I allready have an expander die. This just came in stock.

Lee Auto-Disk, Auto-Drum Rifle Powder Short Charging Die #: 90668

Thanks for the replies. That cleared it up!

What do I need to make a Lee Auto-Drum Powder Measure work on my T7 to load 44mag.

Do I need a powder through die or a Lee Powder Through Expander Die 44 Rem Mag or?

Looking to load small qty...

Fun gun good caliber BUY IT

I shot a lot of 2400 in 357 & 44 mag with powder sitting around for years never had a problem.

I skip the universal de-capper and re-size and de-prime in one step. Then off to the tumbler walnut then corncob and back to finish reloading.

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Mine was a Mitchell 308 don't know what ever happened to it!

I saw the same brass just made me wonder why it was on closeout. But I'm like you I know nothing about it.

No such thing as to much. Just one change in the president and you'll be sitting on a gold mine

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296/H110 was all I ever loaded in my 44 mags. But after reading this thread I'll have to buy some 2400 and give it as try.

Throw away you tumbler and buy a wet tumbling system 50 or 350 rounds SS can't be beat.

Best recipe I found is
1/4 tsp of lemishine
1 tsp of Dawn
hot water filled to the top.
Run for an hour or so then change the water (sometimes an hour is enough) but for dirty brass I change the...

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22 Hornet
257 Roberts
250 Savage
300 Savage

They are ugly but boy do they shoot!

Savage Axis 308 re-barreled to a 338 federal

I have 2 shotguns I never shot but rifles I don't have any I haven't shot.

Thanks that was the answer I was looking for!

No, it was a 5-10 RCBS Made by Ohaus

Going to start loading for my 40 using 180gr bullets and 231 powder. Any recommendations on a type of bullet or manufacture? Just looking to plink with it.

I emailed RCBS about a problem I was having with a scale never heard back.

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