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#8 can of Unique and 8# can of Bullseye for $139 each.

S&W M60 3" with 158gr SWC-HP (Buffalo Bore) or my Kahr P9 with Ranger-T.

I found on the Hornady to get square you have to insert the pilot before locking down the cam.
I did 500 38 sp. cases yesterday. Trimming goes fast but deburring by hand goes very slow.

Loaded up 100 Lee C358158SWC on 5.0 grains of CFE Pistol, and 50 240 grain Lasercast SWC with 6.0 grains W321, more to come tomorrow.

Green bell peppers, two varieties of Jalepeno, Habanero, Cayenne, Ghost pepper, Carolina Reapers.

I know this thread is several months old but I tried some CFE Pistol today and man is it a nice powder. I was looking for a powder for reduced loads in my 44 mag. and found this yesterday. I loaded...

Today I tried some Hodgdon CFE Pistol. 5.0 grains. It shoots right to the same point of aim as the Buffalo Bore SWC-HP Non +P load. I really like this powder and 5.0 grains seems to be just right for...

So are the heater blocks just solid chunks of aluminum plate?
These are great ideas

Thanks all,
I have Power Pistol as well as AA#5, and 231. Have yet to locate some Unique locally but will keep looking.

Lock-N-Load AP and an old RS3

Seems like they need something to slick them up other than just bare lead.

I use a Hornady trimmer and it goes pretty fast once the right length is set. But, it can sometimes take a bit to get to that right length.

Thanks all for the input, I also got the suggestion for a larger sample from another member. I have a Lyman 54 cal Plains bullet mold I don't use any more that I can use to make the sample for...

You might be able to get one made.
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Great day

I size to .358. .001 over the jacketed .357 bullets I load.
Has worked well so far.

Nothing spectacular but it works for me
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Wow, now that is nice.

I only have 4 but the three Lyman BP molds stay in their orange boxes inside the house. The Lee so far has just been wiped off and put back in the cardboard box an left on the bench in the garage. I...

That sounds pretty darned good.

Today was my first attempt to replicate the Buffalo Bore 158 grain SWC-HP non +P load. I need something to practice with that is close but not any where near a expensive.
In my S&W M60-15 with a 3"...

I need to try the steel wool fix on my Lee mold. I have to retighten the sprue plate screw after every 3rd or 4th pour.

Only 4 so far
1 for .38/.357
2 for .50 BP
1 for .54 BP
I only think I need 2 or three more. For the .38 and .44

This would be the best scenario as far as I can see.

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