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More GREAT ideas thanks!

The pistol is a Walther PPK. Thanks for all the info.

I'm loading the 100 gr. plated x-treme bullet for 380 acp. This is a RNFP bullet. What seating depth do I use????? Thanks Tim

I'd bet if you used a single cavity mold they would all be the same. I don't believe that air bubble crap. IMHO

Try EBAY under Black Powder Pistols Loading Stand.$59.95 free shipping. The Brass ring is for Colt cylinders.This unit is made very strong.Check them out on his website Richardsonairmotive The RAI Buffalo hunter model is pictured.

Old metal office desk with lockable drawers, Hornady Lock n Load press. RCBS lubesizer etc.

No offense intended but that plating job looks Terrible. The grip fit looks bad too, maybe just the photos. IMHO

God help you the day you forget to ram them home.

Very nice job now HOW MUCH DO YOU WANT?:)

I ordered one too. I've used my buddies original RAI and loved it. Very well made for the price. The Buffalo Hunter model can be bought off EBAY for $10.00 less than advertised price,with free shipping. EBAY (black powder pistols loading stand). One of the strongest and best units on the market...

I know with ROA's alot of guys will mill the cylinder bottoms so that they are flat and will accept more powder. Thats why I'll hear someone state a load that others can't fit in theirs, and you come away thinking it must be a mistake when actually it's true. I know with my ROA I like shooting...

Jump on it! after you do let me know if you are interested in dumping any. I have a roa but i'm looking for others.

If the 1/8" material isn't available, I've used a old 100% wool coat cut up and soaked. Soak large pieces first then punch, much easier. Hope this helps.

Great for casting,smelt into ingots outside with plenty of flux to bring contaminate dross to the top. Should be pure lead!

Bright orange or red nail polish or paint is the cheapest way to go.