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Just started working on my first one, .223 to .300 Blackout. There will be others, I'm certain of it. This one is for a Christmas present for my wife, as I am building her a 10.5" Blackout.

I switched to FrogLube a couple years ago and the need for constant babying totally went away. It sticks on like chapstick and doesn't run off or evaporate. For heavy range sessions or competitions...

Just one Lee perfect powder measure and one auto disk. Only thing more I could want would be a Dillon, and gotta upgrade jobs before that happens.

Well, I got my Lee Power Trim die and cutter in the mail today, and I like it! Plugged in my drill and it stands up nice on top of the press so I just work the lever with one and slide cases in with...

Now that the power trimmer adapter is here, has anyone here tried it? I'm deciding between this and the Little Crow WFT--got LOADS of .223 I need to trim and would really see benefit to saving...

I've heard of some competitive shooters using small rifle primers in .38 Super loads because they're trying to run them hot enough for USPSA, but that's about the only context of it being a...

Also a rifle primer would be hotter than a pistol primer and that could cause the load pressure to be higher than what may be safe with the given powder charge which assumes a pistol primer.

This thread has me thinking I need more uppers. Of course I ALWAYS need more uppers, and magazines, and ammo...

What OAL are you guys loading to for successful feeding? I'm helping out a friend by loading some .44's for him for his Marlin and he lives a couple hours away so I don't get to check the chamber...

Would adding a suppressor boost the gas pressure enough?

I wonder if any 9x39 dies exist. I'd certainly like the 358 gremlin in the AR platform but apparently there are some 7.62x39 platform oriented guns like the PTR32 and VZ58 which if a decent quality...

I'm yet to see a reason to use anything other than the Lee Autodisk for pistol reloading. For me it's been simple and completely reliable.

Rifle powders aren't as hard in my area to find as pistol/shotgun powders. You'd almost get into fist fights over them some days.

My great uncle recommended it as an ant and roach killer as well, mixed with peanut butter as a bait.

This is very timely information, thank you for sparing me the grief of having to deal with ingots not fitting. 20 lb for me it is!