Recent content by Rangemaster

75gr with 4895 I tried this myself and they where really compressing the loads and the seater die would ring the bullets.

Well after receiving my die from Larry Willis, it worked like a charm. I can now say my brass does fit the case gage and the bulge is gone. At first I was having a issue with the die and the brass getting stuck in the press. I figured out the bolting the press to large 6x6 piece of wood and...

My buddy has one of these, I called him up to see if he can resize the belt. If it works, I will have to buy one.

You know, I never tried to fit the brass in the rifle I will have to try it.

Want do you guys do with the brass when the belt on brass no longer fits in a case gage? I have tried resizing all this brass but that doesn't fix it.

What?, you don't resize the brass? Never trim brass unless it's been sized.

I hate them too, but I trim with a 3-way trimmer which allows the flat base bullets to seat better.

Try using a rcbs primer pocket uni-former. I use both a flash hole cleaner and the uni-former.

Over the last weekend I took a pic of annealing my 223 brass.

I do all my rifle cases in wet media, and all pistol in corn cob. Do not mix pistol cases in wet media as they will get stuck.

Agree, this is the same procedure I do.

I just finished my Dolos takedown conversion. As you can see in the pics, it fits great into my briefcase.

Benchmark, H335, A2230 for my 55gr bullets And RL15 for my 75gr bullets.

Just ran a batch on mine using the .233 3-way cutter. I setup the cutter using a piece of brass and the cutter in my hand and twisting it on the brass to get the right adjustment before installing the cutter back on the machine.

I have both, go with the frankford. The lortone is very limited with the weight. Both work good, but I would stick with frankford.