Recent content by jeffforkliftguy

If i.had the link to the.video i would post it but YES a cement mixer does work well. Watched a guy put 5000 223's in with ss pins and his cleaner and wow...just wow!

I think i do pretty much the same thing as WitchHunter...slightly seat a bullet and gently chamber the round a few times until the chambering of the round has finished seating the bullet. I then set the round in the press, adjust my die down to the bullet and lock it in place. Thats what i did...

Murf....although i did work for.hyster for a few years, not a fan. Ive been a forklift tech for 13 years now...toyota, clark, hyster, and now yale. Toyota lifts are my favorite but the yale company i currently work for has been the best so far.

.....so what im pulling away from all that is...i can spend an enormous amount of time mic-ing every single case i have, which is probably close to 10,000 between the 223 and 308, and then seperate them and then shoot some in my bolt, some in my semis, and then constantly keep them seperated so...

right from sierra exterior ballistics website... "Small Base Sizing" "Some firearms will require that fired cases be returned to approximately unfired dimensions. This is the purpose of the so called small base sizing die. In essence, this is nothing more than a standard full length sizing...

None of MY brass is work hardened. I cant speak for the range pickups but i literally have so much 223 and 308 brass that it would take me, a year to reload everyone and fire them all. Excluding the range brass, my brass hasnt made it to three reloads yet. Unfortunetly, j dont sort my brass, its...

Hello all, i have been reading a handful of posts that bring up Small base dies and i see that there are alot of yes's and no's. My intent is NOT to debate anyones opinion just to share my personal experience. Here it is... I started reloading 223 for my ar15. All went well for over a year...

I switched.from imr4064 to imr3031 with much better results. Also, do not crimp bottle neck rifle rounds, all it does is decrease your accuracy. Neck tension in a correctly prepped/sized case is more than enough. 4064 is slower, comparable to 4250. If IMR is whats available to you i recommend...

When doing reloads for any of my semi auto pistols....i ALWAYS start middle of the road, simply to avoid stove pipes and cycling issues.

Im at the opposite end of the spectrum...i am a bit of a recoil junkie. I always tell people, "if it doesnt kick butt and i cant feel it in my chest, its not for me". Haha. I own alot of large caliber guns. Have yet to buy a 22. But regardless of my recoil addiction, i never load max and my...

Got a box of 330gr cast lead (250count) for $53! Load data is scarce for that combo but i had.success with those same brand cast bullets in my 454 redhawk. So im tryin these out too. Check out Kingshooterssupply.com they ship bullets all over the place and have a TON in.stock. i walked in and...

Does anyone reload cast lead for s&w500? I just reloaded a few yesturday and will be testing them at the range this week. 230gr lubed brinell hardness 21 sized to .501 Starline nickle plated case CCI Large Rifle Primer IMR4227 38.5gr IMR4227 39.0gr IMR4227 40.0gr If anyone is...

Range Results First off...very impressed! Very very minimal leading after 30rnds. 250gr RNFP cast lead lubed no gas check 28.5gr imr4227 Cci small rifle primer Starline case http://s911.photobucket.com/user/jeffforkliftguy/media/IMAG0592_zpspcw68l3r.jpg.html all went well, no...

Give this a read. https://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_list&c=139

Makes sense.to me....if youve ever accidently damaged a primer while seated it and.then looked at it, it does crumble.