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So incredibly sad, but I'm thankful that he was able to touch so many lives and help so many people. I haven't been around in some time, but I remember him well. Rest in peace, brother.

From how it reads to me, you can only order 1 case (1000 bullets) of each type. So if for example you wanted x type 124gr bullet, you could order no more than a case. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Do you have the right shellplate for the hand priming tool? Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Haven't seen a thread like this and got to thinking about it tonight. Once all this craziness dies down and things go back to 'normal', what do you want to buy? A Glock 19 and a Ruger GP100 .357 stainless with a 4" barrel. Lee Classic Turret Press, some more copper jacketed 41 magnum bullets...

That's a racegun, that price really isn't too far out there when you consider what others charge for them.

Sure they do. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/ammunition/rifle-ammunition/7-62-x-54-russian/prvi-partizan-7-62x54r-sp-bt-150gr-pp-7-64.html

Mosin Nagant. Pronounced Mo-Seen Nah-Gahn. However, I find you get less strange looks if you pronounce it Moe-zin. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

I personally love M1 Garands, but I agree, they are indeed quite expensive. Feeding them can't be cheap either, 30-06 isn't a cheap round, especially not in a semi-auto. I'd say it's more of a novelty, and as previously stated, a piece of history. I tend to lean more towards the Russian surplus...

To a point. Like for me, the odds of me finding 41 magnum brass laying around at a range/the desert, probably about as likely as me finding a diamond ring. I have no choice but to buy new brass, but even then, it ranges from $22 to $26 for 100 pieces and I can get more than a few uses out of...

Well darn, what do I do about all my 1970's made 7.62x54R?

As long as there any signs of corrosion or cracking on the casing anywhere, I would imagine they are good for a try. The casing is nickel plated brass, it was commonly used for ammo kept in gun belts, as it corroded/tarnished less from making contact with the leather so much. Not sure on the...

It honestly amazes me how far people can take paranoia to. If it's a forum, I really doubt you have anything to worry about. I don't do things on Facebook obviously, because that's just advertising, but where there isn't any personal connection (other than my dynamic IP address, changes every 24...

Friend of mine did the same thing a couple weeks ago with an RCBS die and they sent him two new pins free of charge. Lee advertises that their decapping pin is indestructible and should damage come to it, It's guaranteed. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

It's recommend to use the FCD to ensure the rounds feed correctly in semi autos and some say it increases the accuracy of the ammo. I can't say whether it does or not, but I've always used it and haven't had any issues. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Is wearing some light but rough gloves (maybe like the Mechanix line) an option? Might give you some protection and make your hands less sensitive, while not being too intrusive. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Pull the bullets, toss the powder on the lawn or on plants. Great fertilizer. If you decap, wear glasses and do some research on it first. Whether you trusted him or not, there may be a reason he didn't shoot them. You never know, and a few hundred rounds or less isn't worth a gun, life, or...

This is something I wanted to know as well, but for plated/FMJ reloads. It seems there is so much misinformation out there, and it's hard to know what to believe. I've heard you can't shoot reloaded ammo at all, I've heard just not lead. Then I've heard that the barrel has polygonal rifling and...

Federal does it most out of any of the manufacturers I've seen. I haven't made a diligent effort to find out all who do it, but I know I have a lot from them.

Very cool information guys :) Seems there isn't much out there on Lee Precision or Richard Lee himself, in the way of published information. I'm not sure what you mean? There was mention of this in Modern Reloading. Not sure on the numbers though.

I hear kerosene works well too. Haven't done it myself though. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2