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Need .459 for lead in a 45/70. Size them correctly and shoot them in the .45 as intended.

Link please, can not find them.

Slowing the velocity will only make it shoot lower. Put a 1 to 4 scope on it and be done with it. Or bring the front site higher into the sight picture. I am shooting barnes 250 grain copper bullets pushed around 2300 fps and have had amazing results. 2 one shot kills. Has some old gourds to get...

Traveling interstate 64 from Virginia through West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois to a town west of St Louis. Will not have time to go much off of interstate 64 though until we get to Missouri.

Traveling to the st Louis Missouri area. Looking for reloading shops within an hour or 2. I know of grafs and starline. What else

Well, I got 2 pounds coming so hopefully it is good. I noticed it has some of the lowest pressures of any loads for 9mm.

Are you in the north east or south east. If up north I can help you out.

What is everyone's opinion, how does it flow through Dillon powder measure

I have a healthy supply of 125 gr flat points, and be86. My problem is that due to the profile of the bullet, I have to seat them at 1.09 minimum or 1.085 is better. Alliants minimum is 1.12 for bullets in that weight range. They do have a load for a 147gr flat point at 1.08. I thought that...

I can be messaged on here if you do not have facebook. If you are looking for something let me know. We just had a group buy for 9mm and .224 projectiles.

My hornaday scale is off by several grains. I have to return it to the factory. I finally bought a scale that reads hundredths of a grain and I really like it.

Hope this is OK, if not please remove If you have a facebook account, I encourage you to join the tidewater reloaders group. The primary goal of the group is to help individuals in this area save money on reloading supplies through group buys and individual sales. We welcome everyone else...