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I am continuously in awe of the knowledge available on this forum!

I did buy a bicycle 8 months ago. Actually I ordered it, paid for it and waited 6 months to get it. Ordered my wife a made in the USA rowing machine for her birthday in April of 2020 - delivered in August. C’est la vie. Happy with both purchases BTW. It’s just the new and hopefully temporary norm.

Absolutely agree. Think big electric pencil sharpener for brass.

>>>>>$3.99 per 100 on primers. <<<<< >>>>>$3.99 per 100 on primers. <<<<< Is not too high given that they are breaking a box for your convenience. I doubt theyre charging the multiple for a full K.

Giraud. Have had one for about 4 years and it really takes the hassle out of prep.

I'm lovin the Dardas SWC 124 in my BHP. Working up loads of W231 now.

Quite right, I meant .2 - typo on my part.

Older data Wow, thanks again everyone particularly to the folks who took the time to scan data sheets. I've checked all the powder and only found 3 1lb cans that were suspicious - really only 2 of the powders had gone off, sections of the lid of the other can crumbled into the powder as I...

Older manuals Thanks for the tip on used book stores. Our local library didnt have anything sufficiently aged but Amazon did and have ordered some. Eventually they'll get here. In the meanwhile let me thank everyone who answered and helped me out. Happy Shooting!

Rx containers are perfect when developing rifle loads. The slim ones will easily hold 9 rnds of 6.5x55 Swede (pretty long round, over 3") and the fatter ones even more (if you need more 3 3 shot groups) to evaluate a load. So build up a succesion of loads in .2 or .3 grain increments and keep...

Greetings; A friend who has been reloading for many years recently gave me a good deal of vintage powder (@30lbs) - rectangular metal 1lb cans, unopened. I queried Hodgdon today and was told that the powder was in all likelihood good to use (when I do open it examine physically and of course...

Pmags NRA HQ range had them on Friday morning at $30 each. Nations gun show at Dulles Fairgrounds had plenty at $40 ea.

Great little scale, I've got several. Why do you say? Because they die. Not completely, they just stop functioning and give a numeric error code like 002008. So you buy another one and after a year or so it does the same thing. Rinse and repeat. Great scales, just not robust. WARNING - THIS...

Thanks, to both of you for your help. Have a great holiday weekend,

Greetings all and a Happy Thanksgiving to you! Ive been reloading for some time now but have recently moved into .45ACP and have a question. When I bought my Redding T7 turret press some years ago it came with a set of Redding 45ACP & AR dies Series A (3 dies) - its their product number...

Greetings all; Now that I have several T7 heads I'm wondering what nifty ideas folks may have with regard to storing them with dies mounted. Any ideas or proven means? TIA Foton

I use some of my wifes discarded nail polish over base of rifle brass - Nuthin like "Cajun Shrimp" to stand out.... Just run the brush over them when you have them in a loading block or box and the base end up. Any reason why that wouldnt work on pistol brass?

hornady 55gr FMJ Last I looked RMRbullets.com had them in stock..

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Old Post resurrected Greetings, I'm in the same boat as the OP, just picked up some of Berrys Plated HBWC in .38spcl. and though Ive looked in Lymans, Speer, Hornady etc. havent found any load data for plated or jacketed in the HBWC profile..... I'll be shooting these out of 4" and 3" S&W...