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For ten years, I've been unable to open them.

It is fairly blunt.
Have you already tried a few to see if they will function in your particular pistol ?

Excellent advice.

Ben

Might be a real good idea to read about using aluminum to make your own gas checks. I think you'll quickly see that pop can thickness aluminum is useless for making gas checks. It has some limited...

Set the barrel back and rechamber.

If it shoots well and meets your needs , you don't have to compare it to anything.

Ben

When making Ben's Red, I've substituted this.
So far, I cannot tell any difference in this and the Johnson's Paste wax.

Ben

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I'm guessing you're decanting some whiskey to ease the frustration while trying to decap your cases.

Finally , the answer appears.

You may want to mention to use some kind of release agent.

Your 2nd link listed doesn't work for me ?

Considering the severity of the damage, this one looks like a double charge.

Yes, it seems that 12.0 would be right there on the edge if not over.

That is a pretty stiff charge.

Didn’t BLL use Johnson’s Liguid Floor wax in a yellow can, not paste wax? Wasn’t Lundmark Liquid Floor wax Ben’s suggested replacement?
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Yes, yes .

I tried several times today to get into the site.
No luck..........

A very thin film of Lucas Red and Tacky has worked for me for years.
Never a stuck case.

Yes, I'd like to see photos also.

I have never seen a 358477 that took zinc washers ? ? ?

Better not get brake cleaner on the finish of a wood gun stock ! !

In many cases when powder companies leave certain powders out in the reloading data that they provide, there is a real good reason for it.

The 200 gr. RCBS .35 cal. is considered by most to be the " Holy Grail " of cast .35 cal. rifle bullets.

I make my own .30 cal. aluminum gas checks.
I find that .014" thickness makes the best checks for me.

Ben

When the mix gets thick, it is an indication that air is entering around the lid. When I changed over to an air tight lid, that kind of thing stopped for me. The Lee plastic bottles that their...

Self taught, in 1967 I had a Herter's Catalog.
Primers were .40 a pack. Powder $2.85 a pound. 8mm jacketed hunting bullets were $4.25 per hundred.

My uncle loaned me a WW II K-98. He said the...