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    Loading Remington 148 gr HBWC in 38LC

    I was searching for some insight into loading the 38 HBWC and quite often I came upon the advice not to FL resize. Well not in the conventional manner anyways. This seemed to make sense, so I tried it. For the first batch I "sized" with the LEE Factory Crimping die before loading the powder and...
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    LEE Loader, Shotgun, 16 Gauge

    I bought a LEE loader for 16 gauge the other day, and it has a full instructive sheet, but no mention of a year anywhere. I found an older post on this site that said the first ones came in a red box. Here's my Red Box treasure. All the tools are solid metal, the instruction is a 4 page...
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    Enlarging the Flash Hole.

    My latest handloading quest began rather innocently, my son asked for some "squib"or "mousefart" loads for his 7mm Mauser. Not wanting to reinvent the wheel if I didn't have to, I googled up some information. That's when I happened on this little tidbit, don't forget to enlarge the flash hole...
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    357 Magnum: Medium loads wanted.

    I'd like to load the 357 Mag to less than max, but still get good accuracy. I'd like to achieve velocities midway, between 38 SPL/357 Mag. Most data and articles give good loads for max or accurate loads just below max, but I can't seem to find any mid load recommendations. I have a bunch...
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    8mm Mauser: Project Husqvarna.

    I purchased a Husky FN98 8x57 circa 1952 for nostalgia hunting. I wanted a rifle that was not modified, as close to out of the box as possible and this one fit the bill. Early on in load development I realized that my shooting ability with iron sights would make selecting a load on accuracy...
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    20 ga: 3/4 oz loads

    I had 20's years ago, hunting and skeet. They are long gone but I was stuck with a hoard of components that just seemed to be in the way. My son just bought a 20 and said to me, "shooting should be free with all those components." After alot of searching (forums and such) it became apparent...
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