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Just checking in to see if anyone can vouch for Shooters world powders?

Great, I will see If I can find it on amazon, lots a hoops for.223 but worth it during the ammo shortage....Thanks for your input!!

I would prefer not to have to drop another 125-150 bucks on just swaging, I am sure it does a fantastic job like all of Dillons tools. I

This sounds like a good option, can I use it on a Lee Classic turret press?

The brass is once fired from a military base, I noticed some with no primer crimp, so there a mix. I have 2K total from the same source, Its been cleaned but not deprimed. So would it hurt to to use the crimp cutter on ALL the brass and would it hurt/destroy non crimped primer pockets?.

General purpose, practice range, no competition ultimately fun and home protection.....

Thanks for the clairity!! Initially I am thinking about prepping all of them, catch all the cases and reload again. Should much easier after the 1st time..

Does it debur and chamfer too?

I have heard the term swage, is that the same as a Crimp remover? again, pardon my ignorance....Sounds sensible to me If you clean with the primer removed it should be fine especially If I tricked it out initially...I have the walnut shell cleaner instead if the wed media type. Is the wet...

I have been leaning that way, as long as I save my brass after that I think all I would have to do is inspect for case length, I was thinking of trimming a little extra to lessen the trimming to every 2 or 3 reloads, again this is speculation ..

I have just purchased my first .223, & I have opted to start reloading .223. I have spent numerous hours trying to decide different ways/best options, of course after resizing and depriming.how to do the: Deburring/chamfering, Primer pocket cleaning, Primer crimp removal and Primer pocket...

Your lucky, I just checked an was going to order 500 115's and they are out of every 9mm

I think I got a good deal on all the components for loading 2000 rounds of .223 for .40 a round, still more than the old price for new but considering I just bought a new AR I need ammo, about .75 a round is what I have seen for the lowest on line prices...And was able to trade a couple guns I...

Yes there is, MagBlock sells epoxy they use...

They finally got back to me, and actually have exact the ones I need..(I didn't see them on their websight). .Had to email them twice, probably due to the Holidays.

Cant argue with that advice, I could always say I am asking for a friend...

Thats why I am going to dedicate 2 for home defense that are 100% compliant, I'll keep the others the same for range practice. I dont see serial numbers on my mags either from Canik or ProMag. so I guess last I remembered I got em at a gun show in 2012.....

You are right on all accounts, That's why I want to have a couple that won't get me in trouble in case It would be used to defend myself. MagBlock finally got back to me and do have 15/18 blocks for my Canik for like 5 or 6 bucks,

All great advice, I'll try to them on Monday.If that doesn't work I'll try your idea of just trimming a tiny bit at a time...Thanks Jim!!

I bough an insert from Magblock that took it down to a 10 round but I would prefer to have the max legal limit of 15 if possible.