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Guess i forgot to show you that Giraud trimmer i have.Quote:
Originally Posted by roberth
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Originally Posted by gnihcraes
I hear ya. I'm buying components for calibers i don't own, yet......... I figure, if i don't get something to shoot them out of. There's a decent investment when PANIC 16 hits.
Reloaded what I shot on Saturday. Load works for my Rem 700 AAC-SD and great vertical at 714 yards. A little wind change reading will make me a better player horizontally.
.308 Lapua case 2.010
Federal 210
Varget, 44.9 grn
2.275 / 2.857 COAL-COL
.003 neck tension
SMK 175
Cast a bunch of 400 grainers for .45-70, and put together a work-up batch. Now I just need a rifle...
Messing with new Red Dot 38Spl WC load. 3 grain?
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Finished Case Prep on new .223 Rem brass; processed the 9mm we shot yesterday also found 2 lone 45 acp & processed those too.
red dot for .38 can be used, personally I'd select something else. 3 grains according to their website for 148's. Good thing though, a pound of powder at 3 grains will last a lifetime. :) 2300 rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by earplug
Willing to take a drive? you can run some thru my Marlin Guide gun... :-) got a range right here in Penrose...Quote:
Originally Posted by Zombie Steve
I finally put casters on the cabinet I bought from Tim, so now I should be able to put all my current reloading stuff into one place- so then I'll probably quickly wind up with too much to fit in it anymore... I'm just a Jr. reloader at this point- a MEC 600 Jr in 12Ga, and a Lee single-stage.
At this stage, getting organized will be a big step in the right direction... get some projects out of the way and I'll have more room to work.
Ran out of WW 231 and a friend gave me close to 4LB of Red Dot. I have shot up several life times at 2.7-3.7 grains.
Haven't reloaded anything for quite some time. Got about 50 .260 rounds all loaded up and another 150 cases prepped.
I thought I double charged a round as it was pouring out of the top. Dumped it, and thought I did it again, dumped it, and thought I did it AGAIN. Turns out there was a dead moth in the case. Kinda creepy seeing parts coming out of a case you're trying to load up.
Appreciate the offer. Few more days and I'll be in tall cotton. I need some me time at the range to get things the way I like 'em, but I may just hit you up after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by 68Charger