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With any bottle necked case you should always use lube

Even some carbide dies need lube, so the extra money spent on carbide dies can be a waste and defeat the purpose of carbide dies.

Thanks That would be the easiest

Ok I still might still have the other half of the staw I used for my RCBS Chargemaster 1500 Combo

Ok thanks I thought I could get away with not using the primmer cup without the Lee Safety Prime

No its 444marlin brass and no primer cup is on the press.I have the press in single stage since I want to use a hand primmer Im just starting to reload for the first time. I for got to mention that I did oil and wipe down the press.....I live in humid Florida.

I have a LCT (Lee Classic Turret)Press. That is annoying me when I'm depriming /resizing brass.the spent primers shoot every where and not down the tube. Does anybody know why this is happening? Its kind of annoying

Thanks for all the replies This will be one of many,many many dumb questions :confused:

Had a 70 year old lady making fun of my shooting. I was awful all over the paper that day

Ok thanks I used a hammer with some force:eek: I guess its the die that shapes the brass and as long as the ram goes up and down everything is fine Mine did not come out like in the video

New to reloading here. Well attempting to anyways about a month ago I got a case stuck in a 444 die. Sent in to Lee precision and replaced. Lesson learned never resize and deprime a case once wipe,wipe the lube off and run it through again.:cuss: How tuff are the columns on the Lee Classic...

What was no surprise on my Model 60 that I bought for $150 out the door at Walmart with an 10% discount(and just happened to be there when they had some 22LR ammo) Remington-Marlin(Remlin) did away with the JM roll stamp, and used a now 9/64 alen -hex head take down screws and a buggered up...

Im working on my Carry permit, waiting to join the Vigilantly Force

I have shoot 18rds with my Marlin 444S

I have a Ruger Mark III 22/45 after a few times it gets easier. Like any thing new it needs a break in period. Now its no problem to disassemble and reassemble http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fIYIWK0boo

I just got a Rossi Ranch Hand In 38/357 for Christmas

Every gun shoots different,yes even the same make and model of identical guns.

Lock your truck enough said

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJqvBBgVQbY

OK all I have is 3 Smith and Wesson's only one is a Wheel Gun its a 686 and it looks no different from a 29,66 whats up with most of Smith and Wesson's revolver look the same??? Or is it just me