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I have no problem using SPM primers in mostly everything except the 32 ACP.

Absolutely love IMR 3031 for almost everything from 30/30 to 458WM.

Resized 600 .32 115gr. boolits to .3105" for my Blackhawk 30 Carbine.

I also needed to neck turn my Ackley Bee so it would fit in my Bullberry barrel. The only other piece of advice is to use a good lube (Imperial) sparingly and go slowly.

Mihecs 432265 brass mold.

Mine just loves Skeeter Loads!

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Maybe they don't want to damage the pins?

I can relate! I got one of my "empty" pistol cases the other day and found a 45 LC Blackhawk I forgot I owned.

Plan on it being available for only 2 or so years!

My FA 83 in 454 will not allow a bullet loaded with .454" bullets into the chamber. The bore is .4515" and the throats are .452".

What size "M" die are you expanding the necks to? It doesn't make any difference what you size the bullet if the case reduces the diameter.

When I shot the 30 Herrett in Sillywett the easiest way to form cases was to run a 375 Super Mag brass through the seating die then the resizing die, THEN anneal the neck. Now, the 375 SM brass is...

:bigsmyl2: Someone is pulling your leg.

What he said! I have found POI and group size changes by just changing lube and/or alloys!

When I competed with the 44 magnum I used IMR 4227 (22.5 grs.) behind the RCBS 240 boolit and the same weight of WW296 for J-word Sierras.

Way back in the early 70's I bought a used Winchester model 12 in 16 gauge and that started a love affair that exists through today. I've used it with slugs to hunt every type of mammal and game...

I have had many conversations with Veral at LBT over the years and have become a firm believer in his bullet designs. I virtually gave up on HP bullets in favor of wide meplat designs and their...

The 30/30 Contender has relatively light recoil so there are a lot of options available to you. You can probably use a NCstar, Burris, Bushnell or search the used scopes on flea-bay.

I still have some of the green/white boxed Large Rifle primers. They have to be old because they are marked $6.75 a box! But, they work perfectly.

One of the very few 12 Ga. shotguns I own (I generally prefer 16's) is an old 1903 Ithaca Lewis with beautiful Damascus barrels. I could shoot low- pressure smokeless loads through it but, it is...

Great story! It's always a warm feeling when the Chirren take up hunting and fishing!

I chalk it up to old/bad brass.

I resize new brass too, just to ensure that there are no flaws.

They look fine to me!

Loaded some 180 grain .358" boolits in my 38 Special cases. Gonna try them out in my S&W 642.