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I have a unique dilemma keeping me from reloading.. I have successfully loaded everything I have to the end of my supplies.. If I have brass, I don't have bullets. If I have bullets, I don't have primers. If I have primers, I'm out of powder. If I have brass, bullets, powder and...

but you can forget it if you're more than say 50 miles from Kalamazoo, MI.. won't be worth the fuel.. $40./brick (No small pistol either.. everything but)

Broke decapper-sizer pins for my Lee .223 and .303 Brit dies.. scoured the interwebs for two hours looking for them.. posted a thread on another forum whining & moaning everyone was out of stock.. (then I fumbled my way through Midway's Rube Goldberg website and found them) someone...

expanding on Hondo's thread from earlier, I was so paranoid about a double charged case, I forgot to run about ten over the expander ball.. finally buckled one..

putting up some.45 Auto loads this morning.. I love how I can feel the primers press in this Winchester brass.. however.. about a third of them I have to put back on the primer punch and squeeze like the Hulk because they came to a stop short of fully seated.. anyone else see/have seen this?

I just found 250 pieces of .45 Auto brass I didn't know I had...

the guys on Guns&Ammo forum have thing called a "bullet box" someone popped for a med size USPS flat rate box, and put some bullets in it he didn't want/need any more.. them mailed it to another member.. who took what he could use, and added what he didn't need.. passed it on.. etc.. I have...

so this Marlin the son-in-law gave me is a 60's production, and has the famous .434 groove barrel.. Montana Bullet Works offers a couple different .433's, with & without gas checks, or I could get a sizer, undersize them and paper patch it. what think ye, o' guru's o' knowledge and other...

I was loading .444 Marlin for the son-in-law.. using a bullet I bought for that gun, but had only used on loads for my Super Blackhawk.. Screw Up #1. I never checked OAL Never ONCE did I crack a manual and make sure the bullet was suitable for the application. Screw Up #2 Internet data. And...

what brand of brass do you prefer? I'm loading the last of my Starline tonight, and I've smushed the mouths of half a dozen cases by having them stick to my fingers (case lube) and driving them into the rim of the die.. Then I got looking at it.. Now I know 32-20 isn't the heaviest brass...

Announced a 78 grn round nose flat point in .312 for .32 H&R this morning.. I ordered a thousand for all that .32 S&W and .32 S&W Long brass I have laying around... just in case anyone gave a rip..

Skyler Stone (Uncle Mike on "Raising Hope", star of the "Hostel" movie franchise, stand-up comic, expose of the Arizona WalMart Black Friday beating, tipster that lead to the arrest of the Hollywood arsonist, and Facebook friend of mine), posted a GREAT letter today. Due to adult language...

Is this considered excessive? Because it's distracting as hell..

Anyone have a .32 convertible Blackhawk (.32 H&R / .32-20 WCF)? Think the .32 H&R cyl. could be re-chambered to .32 Fed Mag?

Is there such a thing here, and I just can't find it? Has anyone scanned older manuals as PDF's? Links to web libraries that I can't find?

In a .444Marlin lever gun.. Crimped in the cannelure, OAL under SAAMI.. Do these guns have short throats? Or is the bullet too goofy in the "ogive" I had to physically cam the lever closed the last oh, 1/16" or so.. Pressure signs are negligible, but this thing HURTS (yeah, I know...

I notice Trail Boss seems to be the powder of choice... Any reason other than availability, over other products like Tin Star or even like HP38 and 700x?

just checking..

OK.. I've been reloading too long to not know I'm missing something, and I'm missing something stoopid.. loading .32 H&R.. new Starline brass.. had sized and was belling mouths.. about 25 rounds in, I noticed they were drawing hard off the expander ball.. about 5 more, one stuck to...

tell me again what dryer sheets in your tumbler are for?