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I bought the smaller FA tumbler, and after figuring out to dry off the drum, had no problems ever since. In fact, bought a second one so I could do two batches at once.

Make sure drum exterior is bone dry

Make sure drum exterior is bone dry, and that the top is not leaking. If the drum exterior is wet, the wheels will just spin. Dry off the drum with a towel, let it air dry for a minute or so, and...

Hey y'all,
I'm working on various .38 Colt Short loads to run in my .38/.357 S&W 627, to use for steel competition. I'm currently using .38 105gr cast bullets, but want to consider going down to a...

Try using parchment paper. I bake at 450° and have no problems, and no sticking. I usually get at least 3 uses out of each.

OK, I've experimented a bit. 3.0 gr 231 works OK, tried reducing to 2.8 and it left all sorts of unburnt powder everywhere.

I tried 2.5 and 2.2 gr Bullseye, and both worked well. I really like...

It's all good. For other games, I also shoot heavy 44 mag or full power 45 acp. To me, part of the "game" is matching my firearm and load to the situation.

Again, I am asking for specific help here.

95 grain (9mm) powder coated cast lead boolit
Shooting from a revolver
Wanting a low power, light recoil load

I shoot in a steel plate competition that currently does not have a minimum power factor, in which numerous other players also shoot very low recoil, low power loads. Not sure what you are referring...

OK, I'm still on the lookout for the lowest recoil possible in my 9mm S&W revolver.

I now am casting boolits from the Lee 356-95 95 grain boolit. I'm trying some loads with 231, but with a nice...

That's a great idea. I just ordered the Lee 95 gr boolit mold and will be trying it out soon.

I have recently aquired a shiny new S&W 929 9mm Revolver specifically to shoot steel plates, and I am wanting a very low recoil load (in this particular league, PF is not a factor).

I have a good...