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Probably not related but I do use RCE’s die sets. And I have to say it is good. Mr. Richard Corbin is really innovative with his die sets and his prices are in my opinion very fair for his quality of...

I may have too look into that.

Forgot to mention that I do have Richard’s die adapter for the S-Dies in his Walnut Hill Press, but I tried the S-die Trimmer set and it didn’t to work all that great.

I might look into that. But the thing is I started out with Richard Corbin’s dies and presses, and he don’t take custom orders anymore. :cry::cry::cry:

So I searched and searched and realize that most companies only make jackets for rifle but barely any jackets for pistol? I know Corbin makes pistol jackets but any one else that makes copper jackets...

Most of them looks like Corbin’s S-Dies to me.

The “H” dies will not fit the Walnut Hill press. The “H” die specs are different.

Yes they are.

What brand do you guys like? What brands are out there? And why do you choose that brand?

That sounds like pistol bullets.

Thanks. I’ll keep that in mind.

I meant the bullet not the rifle’s bore. I don’t know what the diameter the buffalo bullet company made their bullets at.

Does anyone knows what the diameter is for the “Buffalo Ball-et” bullets? I’m thinking about getting a bullet swaging die for that bullet for my squirrel rifle. Wasn’t too sure what diameter it was....

Appreciate it Danny.

You got a link to your projects? I’d be interested in reading it. I don’t think gas prices are gunna go down anytime soon. It’s been estimated that gas prices are going to keep going up hence my...

You could use copper jackets filled with copper powder. If you talking about making a solid copper bullets, that’d be a different story...

I have a shotmaker pan but no ideas or the brains to have a heat source to melt the lead. Can anyone give me plans or ideas? I know I can use propane but prefer electrical path that way I can control...

Agreed. That’s the reason we reload our own ammunition. Our reloads can be on par or better than factory rounds. It can be said the same for making your own bullets. It’ll be on par or better. But...

That’s good to hear. And let us know what happens. So I tried asking Lee Precision if they have the .25 acp factory carbide crimp die and they said they don’t have any in stock at the moment. I’m...

So I just found out that Minnesota isn’t the only state they won’t ship to. There are actually other states that they won’t ship to. Due to new tax law. So you’ll have to buy direct from dealers. But...

Well make sure he cites that said law. Sounds like a load of bull for a mere case holder...now if they were shipping phosphorous, that’d make more sense...

Whoa, whoa!! He specifically stated FEDERAL law and not STATE law?? What in the world are they talking about? I wonder what law they’re referring to...well you learn something new everyday...

Tom, you have to call them directly and place your order. The person that took my call was a new guy, said he couldn’t find the 15s shellplate on the catalog but I told them that there was and he put...

Hey everyone! Just got off the phone with Lee Precision. They are having a special run on their lee loadmaster 15s shellplate for the .25 acp and 5.7 FN! Last they ran it was back in 2015 I was told....

As everyone else has already said, cast your own! You’ll be better off making your own than to be at the mercy of others.