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L31A1=7.62 NATO blank. Sounds like the guy you met at the gun show may have been "touched" (or "teched" as they said it where I grew up). BTW, don't try to reload it, they are made of thinner brass.

I also own an FNP-9 and I love it. Absolutely no problems so far with thousands of rounds though it. Accurate, light, and the controls are all in the right place for me. Last I heard FN owns Browning.

This is extremely important with the LM. All the way up and all the way down with even pressure and a deliberate stroke. The LM does not like for one to jerk the handle. The primer feed is the week point and jerking around on it will cause primer misfeeds. I would love for Lee to adopt a primer...

I have personally seen .338 black talons. My BIL has several boxes. They did make them in rifle calibers.

+1 George is a good guy to deal with too. A bit slow to ship, but he does batch production so it's understandable.

You might want to check this one out. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=96451 I don't own one but plan on buying one in the near future. Inexpensive and accurate enough for casting.

I've used... Coffee pot cleaner (strong citric acid solution) Viniger (strong acetic acid solution) Lime-away (strong whatever solution) The lime-away works best for me. Just use a couple of squirts in a sink full of water and let them soak. It removes corrosion and will let you see...

I've found that the good old Nosler B-tips performed best for me

If that is the only "rust" you are seeing, you should be fine. Those rounds look shootable to me.

That stuff is all probably junk, just bring it by my house and I'll get rid of it for you! No seriously, if there aren't any corrosion issues, shoot it and enjoy. Most mil-surp ammo is much older, probably stored under similar conditions, and goes bang every time. Modern powders will last...

Don't want to beat a dead horse, but when I buy new brass Starline is practically all I buy. It's very good stuff. And I'll second buying direct from them. You'll find they usually have as good if not better prices than most.

I'm glad I only paid $79 for mine "back in the day". But they are a lot of fun and I would consider paying $250 for one if I didn't already have one. Frankly, I enjoy it more than my AR and it also makes a decent short range deer rifle with the right ammo.

Nope. Not a good idea. It can probably affect your powder and possibly deaden primers.

I've had many sideways primers over the years. Crushed flat like yours. None have gone bang on me. Others are right here in that it takexs a sharp strike to set one off.

No. A GC is not required for 45ACP.

Do you absolutely have to tumble before reloading? The answer is no. But it is easier on your dies and makes reloading much smoother IMHO. There are many who will tell you that you have to follow certain "procedures" on case cleaning but I've done everything from hand cleaning to tumbling and...

Hawkeye1...Sorry, but I haven't loaded 300 grainers. I've been using the 240 grain XTP mags. But Hodgdon lists the following info on their website. H110 - 28.5gr 1618fps 44,200 CUP 30.0gr 1716fps 53,700 CUP Lil'Gun - 29.0gr 1666fps 39,800 CUP 31.0gr 1746fps 45,000 CUP...

I've had the same problem with H-110 in my 454 puma rifle. In my case the bullet did not even leave the brass for 4 out of 10 test loads. I've also read about using the small rifle magnum primers, but my understanding is that they are a CCI "exclusive" due to the fact that CCI standard small...

Here's some cheap walnut media that works great. It's small enough grit that it doesn't get stuck in the flash hole too. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=92155 I picked some up a few weeks ago and it is working fine for me with some nu-finish car polish.

140gr Ballistic Tip over 68.6gr of H1000, Remington brass and CCI match primers used to get me 3/4 MOA or less (usually less) consistently out of my Savage 110. I never chrono'd it but it should be about 3000 fps.