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I've got one of these and it works great for my Springer Loaded with novak rear sights. And Springfield puts em on TIGHT.

Range lead is what I use for all pistol calibers and 7.62x39. I currently have over 2,000 lbs and get from my range for free. Its generally a mix of about half jacketed and half commercial hard cast and casts great. Fit is more important than hardness in most cases and I am able to run plain...

Actually neck sizing works very well for the .223 ar15. I use the Lee collet die to neck size followed by a Redding body die to just bump the shoulder back a tad. I get great accuracy ang long case life with this method.

The wilson arms barrels from rock river are advertised as being air gauged and cryo treated.

I've got a rock river wilson barrel in 223 wylde that has over 15 thousand rounds through it and accuracy is still sub moa at several hundred yards. Love it.

Try the larger rifle meter on your lnl, it works a lot better for trailboss.

Have been handloading for my mak 90 for many years and exclusively shoot cast bullets from reclaimed range lead. I size 135 grain bullets to .314 and make gas checks out of aluminum using a brit .303 check maker tool. H4198 is my powder of choice . I get very good accuracy for an ak and with...

Most of the naysayers are those who dont cast. Everyone I know who casts wouldnt dream of giving it up. You dont need very hard lead unless you're planning on rifle velocites over 2500 fps or so. Under that bullet fit is the key to success. I mine lead from range berms using a sifter. 900...

Engages with the barrel to lock it in place.

Recently picked up a pristine 1947 smith k22 for under $500. They are out there!

In 40 cal pistol, with my loads, a SRP generally adds around 50 fps to the same load using a SPP.

A good load for me is 20 grains of H4198 for a 135 grain bullet. Not super fast, but cycles every time, and, with annealing every fifth or so reload, I get around 25 reloads on a case. Be sure to slug your barrel. Foreign Ak's usually run large groove diameters. Mine takes a .314 cast bullet...

Marlin lever gun in .357 mag. I run plain base that cast to 163 grains in the 1600 fps range all the time with 296 powder with no leading, whatsoever. This is a mix of range lead and pure lead, water dropped. Bullet diameter and powder burn rate are the keys. Shorter barrels will never see...

Some of the older dies didn't have much of a bevel, or lead-in, and weren't the best for progressive presses.

My problems with Unique went away after I grounded my press. I grounded it to the grounding wire in an electrical outlet using a 1 meg resister. Unique appears to be very sensitive to static electricity. I very successfully use it now in my Hornady LNL AP measure. Another thing to try is to...

My MAK 90 slightly dings the brass but I'm averaging 25 reloads with my brass, somewhat reduced pressure and annealing after 5. I only shoot cast through mine - reloaders dream IMO.

Do yourself a favor and get the correct Lyman "M" die for the calibers you're going to cast for.

which platform - AK or ?

I've loaded 10's of thousands of rounds, pistol and bottleneck rifle, on my LNL and love the machine. Right off the get-go, I performed all the little tweaks that are commonly known to help, and never looked back. I prime all my brass on the LNL, including .5moa performing .223. A couple of...

Mcdonl - I dump the cob into the tumbler, sprinkle some odorless mineral spirits in and let it mix a couple of minutes each time before adding rounds.