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S&W vs Charter Arms I am almost in the same process now as you are. Personally, S&W has priced themselves out of my business. Charter arms is a good gun for the money. They have 2 models. in .22 One is the standard 2" 6shot staineless. The other is the 4" 6shot, with Adj sights. It...

newby press question. I didn't read all the responses on this thread so it may have already been covered. I went through the same questions you are asking when i started. My primary reason for reloading is cost. as well as accuracy. For what you want within your budget you have to buy...

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opinion on 226-9mm I am a retired cop. We were issued 226 in 9mm. I shot well over 5k rounds without a single malfunction . The other thing i like is its siplilsity of disassembly. Very easy to keep cleen. I purchased it when the city replaced the 9mm with sig pro 2340,s is 357. Now that's a...

powders for 303 and 223 I have a ar15 with a 1-9 bbl. I use 25gr imr4895 with a 55gr bullet. 303 i have used 44 gr imr4895 with 125gr bullet. The nice thing about imr4895 powder is you can buy it military surplus. It averages about $11.00 per pound in an 8 lb jug. Do a search on surplus...

My friend, who does not have internet access, has a Victory model 38 Special revolver. Specs to follow: S&W 6 shot 38 Special revolver, 4" tapered bbl. parkerized finish, Round walnut butt, but not checkered, with a laynard ring at the bottom. Serial #s V463xxx On the top of the frame...

I,m Stumped I load 9 different calibers. 44's both sp &mag i can turn the bullet by hand in about 50% of the time. I thought the crimp was not enough. I bought the Lee factory crimp die. I can see the crimp increase with that die. But i can still turn the bullets. Help I use lee dies...