Recent content by muleman11

Throw the cases that have pins packed in them or in the flash holes into an empty vibratory tumbler and turn it on. They all come out.

I trim all of my .223/5.56 brass to 1.740 and that is the first and last time I have to trim it. Trimming brass is not my favorite part of brass prep, so l do it once and never have to do it again. Some have been reloaded with midrange loads a dozen times and they seem to quit growing around...

Reloading lets me enjoy my shooting/firearm hobby on days when the weather is too crappy to be shooting. (no indoor range near me)

Only $800. ?

lf l had known the shortages were coming and what components would cost today, l would have had a stockpile built up while they were cheap and easy to get.

If I would have known when l started reloading what l know today................

Another reason to reload, a minimum charged load cannot be bought.

The primers would be leaving the cases at a very high speed. Like shooting yourself in the foot.

Empty milk jugs, lay them on their side and they stack

Low volume shooters have no need for a progressive set up

Get him a RCBS chargemaster

Rainer bullets 25% off. Hornady powder scale - dispenser $75.00 off. Sierra bullets 15% off. Sale is going on now.

TY for all the answers, this is just a subject that I have been curious about for a long time. Its not kept me up at night but is one of those questions that keep coming back and bugging me. I have read so many posts where someone will mention that X powder may be too fast or slow for the...

What I meant is that there are over 20 powders listed in manuals for a given cartridge. I am reading on here that XYZ powder may be too fast or too slow and better results my come from changing to ABC powder. How can you tell if XYZ powder is too fast or too slow, in order to move to a faster or...

How can you tell if the powder you are using in your rifle is too fast or too slow? What are the signs to look for ?