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A little M-Pro 7 cleaner and some M-Pro 7 lube, but the last time I cleaned them they had some rust spots on them so instead of the M-Pro lube I uses some corrosionx. We'll see how that works...

Nothing wrong with the bullets from Berry's or the folks who work there.

i am setting up my reloading equipment, after relocating, and am now down to installing my Hornady powder measure on my bench. I am thinking about putting it on a stand this time and I am wondering if I will have to buy a Hornady stand or will an RCBS or Redding stand work? I am also open to...

A few years ago I was issued a UPIN, after being denied a fire arm purchase. I have since retired and moved to another state and I am wondering if I need to notify the Feds of my new address? Do any of you have experience with having a UPIN and changing addresses and if so what process did you...

I liked the small pistol primers so much I bought 10k of them.

Call RCBS and tell them what is happening. I have one and have not had any problems, I believe I have primed over 6000 rounds of ammo with it.

Yea, what Dave P says. Trash it and move on to the next case.

I saw they were selling brass. Let us know what you think of the product, I might be needing some new brass soon.

I only get those results when I am using lite loads.

When I wear gloves, my hands are cleaner at the end of a day of reloading.

I've always received good service from Hornady and RCBS. I can't say the same for Lyman...

I was always told that reloaders use grains and drug dealers use grams. Just say'n......:)

"Wood Pecker Lips", :)

There was a theory going around a while back that cases not extracting might be a sign of over presser. If your load is near max charge then you might back off a couple of .grains and see it that helps. The brass issues mentioned above are good too, sometimes brass just wears out and won't...

Yep, Copper used to be around $3.80 per pound and is now around $3.15 per pound. Go figure...

I subscribe to the old school, that you don't know whats wrong with it until you use it. Both bullets come with some problems but that is half the fun of reloading, and that is working up a load and making your adjustments as you go. I used to load only plated bullets but then the "Big Scare"...

I would say they are to small a diameter at .354. 9mm plated is .355 to .356 and lead is around .356 up to .358.

Why would you want your wife and your girlfriend to have a loaded gun? :what:

You could just mail them to me and I'll see that they get back to their rightful owner...

Dagnabit! I knew i wasn't the only one, i knew it! :)