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Has anyone heard from NOE lately? I ordered some resizing parts over a month ago and I haven't heard back.

Thanks,

jcd

I've been waiting on one for about a year.

Thanks Para, I just requested a quote.

Aside from bullet mining, anyone in the central Alabama area (Jefferson/Shelby County) areas have a source for wheel weights. All the tire shops local to me either recycle their old wheel weights or...

I'll need to find a better source of free/cheap lead.

Not in the list, but I love my Winchester 1895 in 7.62X54R

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I have kept my MAPP gas handy when it freezes up.

I could try that. Since I'm fairly new here, who is Hatch?

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I found it. I'll drop him a line later this evening.

Just turned up the heat a few minutes ago. We'll see how it goes.

I've cleaned it numerous times and flux the lead. I'll get a few out of it until it freezes up.

Well, I have finally had it with the dripping and freezing of my Lee 4-20. [smilie=b: As soon as I get my new NOE mold up to temp, the pour spout freezes up. I'm now about to pull the trigger on a...

I have my eye on a couple of molds now. Just waiting on a couple of C&R auctions to be completed.

I've tried to post an ad, but like you said not enough posts, yet. I did lurk for quite a long time. This where I found powder coating.

It seems the Lee 9mm Makarov bullet has is now made of unobtainium. Does anyone make a good replacement mold?


thanks,

jcd

I've done the same thing. as hard as it is getting to find dies, you might want to give this a try. Safety gear is a must as always.

Here is what I did.

I put the die in my vise (away from...

NOE is quite busy lately and is out of their mold lube. What is an acceptable substitute for the brass and aluminum molds?

thank,

jcduchock

I'm in.

4 cavity HP (Brass mold)

jduchock AT bellsouth DOT net

I'm in for a two or four cavity mold.

jcduchock

I'll if I can get a video of it. Fill the big end with water and screw the cap back on. Little end goes inside the case. A few whacks with a hammer and it forces water down to pop out the primer. I...

That looks great. I'd be interested in one.

If you can find one of these, it make decapping berdan primers so much easier. Fill it with water and one or two good hits with a hammer. Unfortunately, I can't find another one or the other...

I'll take the LYMAN #358-311.

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