Recent content by Damon of Baltimore

Me too!!:D I resize all my brass, new or old. No particular reason, except that its the first station in my progressive, and would be a bit of a pain in the butt to get used to loading my ammo any other way than I am used to. Damon

bullet puller for the inevitable mistake....

All the products that I have used from them have been excellent. They don't cast their own, I think they order them in bulk from a larger caster. I know this because I asked them what kind of lube they used and the guy said he didn't know, but he could call their supplier and ask if I wanted him...

Also pick up a copy of Blue Press (Dillon Catalogue), and check out Brian Enos's website Good readin' Damon

I just tried this, and it works wonderfully. I went to PetSmart and picked up a 10lb bag of walnut hull (its used for the linings of bird cages) for about 8 bucks, they also had 5lb bags for 5 bucks and 25lb bags for 15 bucks. Then I went to Target and got some NuFinish car polish, 20oz...

hmmm... bustin caps in my lids?....sounds like fun! I'll have to try it. Thanks for the idea, Damon

My Ruger KP95 is very accurate and reliable. My favorite load is: 124gr Rainier Flat Points over 3.7gr of bullseye in S&B brass with F100 primers OAL-1.075 with a semi heavy crimp(maybe I will try a lighter crimp too, although I am getting excellent accuracy now). Be forewarned though... It...

P95Carry, they are the .88 Walmart bins!!! I'm sorry that I found someone with the same lid problem!! I gotta get some more next week, I'm going to leave the lids at walmart (think they will give me a discount??). lol The CV-500 tumbler and media separator are from Dillon also. Damon

This is my Bench. I built it myself! In a few days I will have a second SDB setup for large primers. Damon

I started out with a SDB about 2 months ago (9mm, 38, and 357). I love it! After only a few weeks of learning, I was able to safely produce 400-600 rounds per hour. I loved the SDB so much, that last saturday when my wife and I each bought 45colt vaquero's, I ordered a new SDB in 45colt so...

I have used 7.5gr of bullseye under a 125gr bullet. While it works ok(no complaints for punching paper), I would think, as others do, there are better powders for your intended purpose. Another thing to consider, if it makes any difference (I don't hunt or anything), bullseye produces a lot...

The only brass that I have reloaded that I don't like is the winchester 9mm brass. I always feel like the primers are about to fall back out because they go in with little to no resistance and I frequently have to check my rounds to make sure that they actually have a primer in them. And that...

When I order ammo(when I need new brass to reload), I like to order from Outdoor Marksman. The Miwall Corp reloads are excellent and inexpensive, also quite consistent. You also get a nice plastic ammo can when you order cases of the Miwall ammo. The Miwall New ammo is also nice. Hope...

I used the remington 158gr swc's over 6.6gr of Bullseye with federal magnum primers on monday at my local indoor range. Just to try a few lead bullets in my 357 (usually I load 125gr rainier FMJFP's over 7.5gr of Bullseye with the federal magnum primers). It reminded me of the scenes from old...