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I started out using CCI exclusively until realizing the price of Tula/Wolf things were more affordable even with hazmat charges. Unlike some others, I've had extremely good success with Tula/Wolf primers.......more bang for buck for me.......I know, lousy pun. I try like hell to buy American...

Exactly...........I had problems with Penn a couple years ago but that was then.

That's comforting except for the fact that in all likelyhood his ex-employees will see little if any of that money.

There are those who might think the ammunition store is engaging in free enterprise capitalism and that's fine. Although I'm a strong believer in capitalism and free enterprise, gouging of this nature crosses the line and my hope is that anyone who is aware of such practices has a good memory...

Strangely enough same here. Pretty well stocked but somewhat disinterested because of the frenzy going on.

If "forgiving" means ease of metering, I've found them both to meter very nicely in my 550's. If you mean the level of bang, then 2400 is the more gentle from my experience.

Great find Buck460!! As mentioned, save those two cans until you really get desperate!!!

Like so many others, I started with a Rockchucker and made some great ammo. Got the urge and ended up buying two L-N-L's which I thought would be the balls. They were not what I expected and with respect to those who enjoy tinkering with a machine a great deal, I sold them both. I then...

Absolutely! I actually got sick reading his book "In Retrospect". I despise the man. Dustoff 22 45th Medical Company Air Ambulance (III & IV Corps) RVN 67-68

NuFinish, a couple capfull's of mineral spirits and a cut up dryer sheet. The liquids should be mixed thoroughly with the media before adding any brass.

The chances are..........................???? The last I bought WC844 it was $89/8lbs........somehow I think it's going to go up a bit.

Started out sitting but found standing gives me a better vantage of what I'm doing. Some things like trimming I do sitting.

It'd remind me too much of being in a dentist's chair......... Great idea, though. If it works for you then it's a winner!!

" I told him definitely not and to give give it to me to properly dispose of -------I've yet to see it------some froend!" He obviously has no concern for his own safety! LOL

Using 2400 with a 215G cast bullet, I use 15.0G and a non-magnum primer. Perfect plinking round. For Unique, I've used 8.0G with a LP primer. Don't recollect nor recorded how it works. Shot it so I guess it worked OK. My feeling is that while Unique is fine, 2400 is the best for that caliber.

Add a cap full or two of Nu Finish car wash along with a cap full or two of mineral spirits to your media and you'll have little or no dust. And your brass will come out bright and shiny! Give the combo a minute to mix with the media before you tumble your brass. When the turpentine smell...

Giraud by a landslide.

Dillon spray lube works for me.

I've bought a lot of stuff from MG and have always been impressed with their packaging. I have to think that the USPS went a little nuts on that one. It's just plain an unfortunate situation for both MG and IMtheNRA. Hope you work it out!

Tim, with the current frenzy going on, you're best to look at the information in your books, write down the suggested powders and hope your local gun shop has one of them. My go to book is Lyman's 49th and for a variety of powders and projectiles I visit loaddata.com. Good luck.