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I'd be interested in 20 lbs. of .247. Thanks!

I purchased one of the first .224 cal. die sets that Brian made and have made thousands of bullets with them. I absolutely love my die set! Last week I stuck my first bullet and was unable to...

I am also getting good results with Stainless steel tumbling my .22 long rifle cases. I have the Thumler's tumbler. My dry tumblers haven't been touched since I started SS tumbling. I highly...

Great work BT! I will be ordering my .308 dies one of these days. Still loving my .224 and .40 cal dies!:grin:

I have been annealing mine with a clean Lee lead pot that has never melted lead. The brass is cherry red before I remove it and quench it. I also have a thermometer that I use to get up to...

I broke a linkage arm on my RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme while swaging. RCBS was very good about sending me out a replacement.

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Very nice!!

I also use abrupt stops with my media separator and then reverse directions, this seems to get the pins out well. I have found rinsing the brass with cold water in a bucket not only keeps the brass...

:pI also use the Dillon smaller media separator. I already had a Cabela's media separator, but the slots were too large for de-rimmed .22 long rifle jackets. The Dillon works well with the small...

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You got that exactly right, but it is a fun addiction!

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With all those dies that sounds like a smoking deal. I haven't really gotten into casting my own bullets yet. I started casting bullets for cores used in bullet swaging. That got my...

I currently have the .40 cal. and .224 from BTSniper. Look forward to adding .308 in the future.

Thanks for the encouragement, it is on my to do list! :-)

Very cool photos! Especially liked the sunset photos. Amazing, thanks for sharing!

Joined the forum 2 years ago and read it regularly. I never have taken the time to post until now. I am amazed at the quality and variety of information available on this site. I originally found...