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I use citric acid in hot water. About 1-2 teaspoons per gallon. I about 1/2 fill a 1 gallon spackle bucket with brass, add hot water and the citric acid and a drop or two of dish detergent, put the lid on and swirl/mix for 15 sec and let sit for 5 min, swirl again and let sit another 5 min. Next...

It did it again......there's a clock off somewhere?????

STRANGE...I just posted a few minutes ago, at 8:03 AM, and it ended up in the thread with a 2:03 AM time stamp??????

Thanx sapper771 even with the $10 shipping, they are stiil cheaper than anywhere else I have checked. rfwobbly, thanx for the Graf & Sons suggestion, they have great prices too. I now have them as another favorite for supplies.

would you happen to know what the shippng cost is from powder valley? their prices seem to be excellent.

I started reloading pistol cartridges on a LNL (first time reloading). Did alot of reading before purchasing the press. I started by using all five stations (the forth being an RCBS powder check lock out die) but only cycling one case at a time, carefully watching and paying attention to each...

I've been using, for pistol brass, a mixture of very hot water, citric acid (1 tsp for every 2 qts of water) and a few drops of dish detergent. I add the brass to the 1 gal plastic spackle bucket, agitate for a minute, let sit for 5 minutes, agitate again, let sit for another 10 minutes, then...

Will do....thanx for the input

I have a Hornady 9mm die set (new dimension dies). Has anyone loaded .380 auto with these dies? The expander says "9mm, .380 auto" right on it. With some adjustments will the sizing/deprime and seat/crimp dies also work with .380? thanx

I have also started reloading pistol cartridges on a LNL (first time reloading). Did alot of reading before purchasing the press. I started by using all five stations (the forth being an RCBS powder check lock out die) but only cycling one case at a time, carefully watching and paying attention...

Excellent, I'll give it a try....thanx for the info

Hello All, I just started loading on a LNL AP press. I’m loading 9mm and using an RCBS lock out die to check powder measures. I find that the plastic tip on the lock out die tends to stick (static?) to the granules of powder. The granules then end up between the base plate and the shell plate...