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There is a number of guys on THR, that if they post some thing I will read it. Although it may not pertain to anything I'm doing at the time, I know I'll learn something. RC was one of those guys. Thank You for your service. RIP

Get one of those high power (bright as the sun) head lamps (the kind you wear). The LED rechargeable, run it on low. It's a multi-use item, so spend some money. I got one for working in dark places (in the bowels of heavy equip., industrial motor control boxes, ect.). I use it at my reloading...

If you are young or strong it might be pretty accurate at 50-100. Grab your AR with out the mag, and hold it arms length by the pistol grip only. You'll see what I mean. Can you hold it on target?

308 cartridge = est. 3.62 cc, varget .0731 grains/cc x 50 grains = 3.655. You are going to spill some. I wouldn't do it if I want to be Old&Ret.

The way I would do it (maybe not the right way) is pick 10. Compare primer depth to known round, measure trim length, see if it will chamber in your gun. If all is ok, work up a mid-range load. If it goes bang, like you think it should, your most likely good to go.

Pushrod: Damn you! I didn't have time for fiction, but no, now I can't wait for book 3. Hey! guys buy the books. You have spent more on a lot less. You will like them. Wes

Bought them both. Read the first one last weekend, half way through Children of The Damned. You better get writ'in, looks like I'll need more! Great books, thanks Wes.

Be sure to chamfer brass. I had that problem, chamfering fixed it.

Go-No Go gauge for die cast parts? For testing two different holes at a set depth? I don't know.

Don't do it! Unless you have a lot of self control. The reason I started reloading, I couldn't find .44 mag ammo, if I could it was $1+/ round. Then it got to be, " Hey that is a good price on .454 dies, Hey that's good price on that .357 revolver I can reload for that." " The guy I work with...

Handloading, a hobby,...nah...Sickness, yep. Shooting just aggravates the symptoms!

A gun with no bullets is a club, clubs loose in a gun fight. 12lbs powder, nuff bullets an brass to feed each gun I own, well.

might work If you have room, put 3 to 4 inches of your plastic hose beck on and put a plug or cap on the other end.

Hello All! I'm an Iowa boy. Grew up with .22 rifles, shot guns. Mid 20's got in to black powder rifles. Now I'm 53, got my first handgun a year ago, started reloading and studying to be a gunsmith. 5 more handguns, AR, a shotgun, enough stuff to reload .380, 9mm, .40s&w, .44mag, .45acp...