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So after different load testing in my wife's S&W 380 Bodyguard using the Lee 356-102-1R, W231 at 3.1gn was her favorite. Nice level shooting at close range (3-5 meters) and I was getting good groups...

I have to say, the more I deal with Dillon the more I love them. Was having an issue with my XL650 while loading 45ACP. The loaded rounds wouldn't fit in the chamber checker after seating. After...

1 XL650, 1 SDB, 1 Lee single stage, and 1 for reloading 410 shotgun. Only use two of them regularly though.

I hope I put this in the correct section...

Haven't been on Dillon for a while, found out today that they updated their log-in system back in June. They now use email address for logging in...

I've done business with him in the past, absolutely no complaints.

I'll take 3. 2500 + pcs .380 ACP, 700 + pcs nickel, 1900+ pcs brass mixed hs. mostly once fired. Life time supply 18# $160.00 shipped

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Do you cast those yourself?

Thanks for the info, I'm going to start looking for molds for casting based on this.

I'll take #3 275 .380 cases $18.
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I just built a second PID for my bullet coating oven yesterday. I used the MYPIN T Series pid for my pot and oven for the past couple of years with no issues. I don't know if it would be worth...

I added a stack of washers under the handle of my 4-20 for this reason, also helps prevent dripping.

I have the 4-20 as well, I've only had one drip issue with it. I just ran the rod down 2-3 turns and back up and no more drip. Someone above stated making a mountain out of a mole hill, this is one...

My wife inherited a Charter Arm Bulldog 44 Special after her father passed. I'm looking to cast and load for it, but I see that there are three different bullet sizes, .429, .430, and .431. Does...

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I use W231 for my wife's 380 shooting the Lee .356-102-1R. Works really well at 3.1gn, not issues at all.

The guys at Midsouth told me about these when I went in to pick up s few things last week. Thinking I might get 5k of them to play with. Thanks for the info on these guys.

I appreciate the comments, i decided to go with slurred spoon. I might try the Chinese dipper if things are too small to be caught by the spoon.

I'm hoping this is the correct forum to post this in...

I have 120 lbs of range lead and I am trying to melt it down. I have sifted a lot of the dirt and copper pieces out. I am looking for some...

Accidentally posted in wrong forum.