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Is there such a thing? I've heard mixed reviews on the Lee bullet loader saying it would work for cast, but it looks a little flimsy, and I see where the RCBS and Hornady bullet loaders specifically exclude cast bullets. Am I out of luck? Or is there a bullet feeder that works with cast?

The range was a success! 200 'test' loads, 200 succesful discharges. Pretty good average. I wasn't thrilled with loading the 9mm with Unique. It seems to be a bit lighter than bullseye, because when my press (LockNLoadAP) indexes a loaded cartridge to the tapercrimp die, the press "snaps"...

Thanks for all the help. I loaded 100 using Unique and 100 using Bullseye according to the Lee spec's. Hopefully they go boom as they are supposed to, otherwise, i'll have quite a few paperweights. I'll let you know tomorrow, I've got a date with the indoor range in the A.M. I used the...

So on to beginners question 4. You say to find a load for this weight and OAL... I was planning to use the recomended load from th lee manual for this weight cast bullet however it only gives the one OAL for all of it's 9mm loads, the loads aren't specific to OAL in both the Lee and Lymans...

I tried the shorter version, and it drops in with a nice ploop. It sounds identical to dropping a factory loaded round in. I have only 'loaded' about a dozen, and they aren't even live. No powder and no primer. I'm just trying to fine tune the dies before I load any live rounds. I figure...

So the bulge and the short OAL isn't neccesarrily a bad thing? Should I be seating the bullet all the way into the case so that the groove is even with the lip of the case? I feel like that is what the groove/lip in the bullet is for is for I loaded 13 in a mag and was able to chamber...

Let me preface this by saying im a newb, obviously. I have set up my Hornady Lock n Load press as the directions indicated, I have read the Lyman's and Lee manuals, and I've done tons of research online. Obviously not enough. I am using Proofmark 125gr RN cast bullets and once fired brass...