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My search was finally productive, after locating on Ebay for $4.36 including shipping and waiting for its arrival from China, I am finally secure. Granted the old lock was brass, turned 180 deg. the other way, and new one steel but I'm very satisfied. Now to start cutting some foam.

I picked up a Pelican 1490 case and want to replace the locks. I've managed to remove one but have no idea where to source. It measures .592 across the lock face and the threaded barrel is .400 long with the flats .410 and the threaded round that mounts in the latch hole is .465. Overall is...

mstreddy, I haven't weighed them all as a box of 500 but the handful I threw on the scale were all very close to 230gr. Jack B., I believe the factory's QC may have been off that day. Great deal with discounted flat rate shipping. I was cleaning up the bench after loading some 223's and had...

Haven't posted in a while...hoping everyone is well and having a great summer. I don't load or shoot much, but when I do, try to make it count. I bought these from the factory in 2015 and thought I might put some together over some Titegroup. They say hind sight is 20-20. Let me know when...

That's the way I do it for all .223 charges. I have flexibility with the disks to get as close as I need to get the job done.

+1 with much lower round count. Lifetime supply for me with one tin.

I have a small round wire deep fryer basket that fits in the top of a pool chemical bucket (2gal I think) to pour the tumbler media through. I then lift the basket, hold the tumbler lid over the brass in the basket, hold the basket on its side, turn it like a ferris wheel and shake a few times...

Toolsteel, you've got me curious, as I have the Lee 3-die steel set (Lee #90769) that comes with the powder through expander die. I added a factory crimp die (#90086) to make the 4 dies because it wasn't offered in Lee's 4-die sets. Is that what you have?

What happens when you remove the polymer tip? Seems I may have read where that permitted loading in mags. I have a box of the same so curious what you end up doing...

My list is almost identical to yours chicharrones from 1985 to 1994: Marlin 336CS, GP100, and Norinco SKS for just a touch over $600.

+1 for this. Does a good job with minimal hassle.

Curious if anyone else has fired any Fusion brand ammo? I shot 10 rounds and returned the empty brass to the carton until ready to tumble it with some other. Couldn't help but notice how corroded it was, even after tumbling! Would you suspect the powder or primer they use might cause this...

It's all I use now with a torn up used dryer sheet. Bright'n'shiny brass. I don't remember the last time I used corn cob.

DeadEye9, I can only speak for the Lee Hand Prime (1st generation). Its shellholders are different from the shellholders used on the press. I enjoy using it on occasion but my hands don't tolerate it so well, so still use my AutoPrime on the press.

Tell me about it! The top left can is my original and passes the "sniff" test. My shootin' buddy gave me some more a few years ago that was passed on to him. I now have more than I can shoot in my lifetime at the rate I'm going! :)

I cut my teeth 30+ years ago with Herco and loaded some 44mag cases this week with it. Like you, Chuck59, I am throwing with my original/antique Auto Disk but with a new Pro upgrade kit and adjustable charge bar rather than my original disks, so fighting static cling in a new hopper. I use the...

I haven't done that, but......I recently spilled a brand new 500ct. box of .223 Xtreme bullets. Wiped, inspected, and counted 502 back to the box. Feel your pain! Your setup looks great!!

Rage01, I was at the same crossroads you are, believing there had to be something better than the single stage I was using, so I researched both presses on multiple forums...the conclusion: both will serve their intended purpose if you do your part. The Pro1000: Gives the best...

My first thought was moose...seems like the wrong part of the country though-lol! I'm sure an expert will come along in a minute and solve this mystery.;) Best wishes, BCurry

Not meaning to state the obvious, but I celebrate every time the media states that more people are armed and applying for CHL/CCW permits. From the bad guy's perspective, it means fewer "financial opportunities" for him and more opportunities for injury/death should the timid mark actually draw...