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I have two fullfield 3 x 9.
Never a problem
Getting ready to purchase a 4.5 x 14.

I sized and primed 50 rounds of 223 brass.

If it belonged to my dad, I would keep it.

I use a lot of range brass.
Most of it used for plinking, so I clean and check length with case gauge, then load.

I prefer to weigh all my rifle charges so I drop light and trickle up.
On most of my pistol loads I just use the Little Dandy and it is very consistent.

Been using the Berry's for several years with no problem.

I have been using WST in my 1911's for a few years now and really like it.
It seems to be readily available in my area.

Walnut media from Harbor Freight is what I have been using lately.
I really just want my brass clean and don't worry too much about shine.

That is a really nice piece of work.

75 grain ELDM work very well in mine.

Been using 4227 and 1680 in my K Hornet with no complaints.

Clean several times a year with alcohol and Q tips.

Mostly use my two K & M.

Thank you

Rockchucker and an old Herters.

Thank you

Cleaning out gun room and found one of these new in the box that I purchased many years ago.
Any idea of value?
Thanks for any help.

Been using the Lee dippers for years for several calibers.
The slide rule is great.
A lot of times I just don't want to set up my powder measure.

Been using 4.5 grains of WST in my 1911's for last couple of years and really like it.
Accurate enough and burns clean.

Been using a RCBS uniflow for years, but just recently purchased a Little Dandy with adjustable rotor for loading 45acp.
The Little Dandy does a great job with WST.

I just picked up a MGM 7mm TCU from Ed yesterday.
He is a super nice guy to deal with.