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| Got rid of my 40 today. All the brass, all the mags, all the loaded ammo. Except one special box that is near and dear to me. Kept the bullets to load in 10mm. I just hadn't shot the thing in forever, and that was my end of the deal for the new transmission in my truck.. Sad to see it go, but it made room for new toys, and it went to a good home. |
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| clean my reloading area |
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| 100rds of .243 Win today, with charges thrown on the Hornady AutoCharge, then trickled up to weight using a Lee balance beam. Previously had been just using charges as they came off the AutoCharge. There's certainly more variability than I'd like with that I've discovered, I'd bet as much as +/-0.2gr. Looking forward to seeing if my groups tighten up significantly with this process, which frankly doesn't take that much longer. |
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| quote: Originally posted by andronicus: passed on a 4lb jar of WSF at the York, PA gunshow. Probably shouldn't have. But I do have 7 pounds at home. Plus, it was $107.
$107?! I'd have left it too. But then again, I have 20 pounds of it already... . |
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| 2015-02-28 16.08.53 by morti4847, on Flickr Did some load testing today. I started reloading a month ago, been trying to get my rhythm down. I am fairly pleased at the results. I decided to shoot the first string over again, because it was a real feel of 8 degrees out and I believe I was not acclimated yet. Glad I did. Typically I can shoot the 1911 far more accurate than any other pistol I own. The 220 seemed to like the cold much more bettah. My redding powder thrower really likes Win231. Never threw off, I weighed every load. |
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| Damn! Wish I could find WSF anywhere. I'd have paid the $107 for it at this point. I'm at less than a pound left. Next time I find it, I'm going to stock up significantly. |
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| quote: Originally posted by barndg00: Damn! Wish I could find WSF anywhere. I'd have paid the $107 for it at this point. I'm at less than a pound left. Next time I find it, I'm going to stock up significantly.
A significant portion of my stock was gotten from powder Valley in November or December (pretty sure I posted about the availability on here, just look back through threads for the date). If you're on Facebook, like/follow powder Valley. They post about powder shipments on there, that's how I've managed to get some. |
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| Cleaned, annealed, and sized 120 of my 308 match brass. In the tumbler now getting unlubed. RMD
TL Davis: “The Second Amendment is special, not because it protects guns, but because its violation signals a government with the intention to oppress its people…” Remember: After the first one, the rest are free. |
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| Scott1970 got me hooked on coating bullets,today I did around a thousand of 230 45 apc's,trimmed champered and chaffered and de mil crimp about a thousand,not sure but it was a large flat rate box of 308's for another member. My hands hurt |
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| Scott ,red is my favorite color,I did a bunch of 45 apc in red yesterday,sized them this am. That mold looks like a lee and has a nice shape. |
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