I fired up the Dillon vibrator and cleaned up about a thousand pieces (combined) of .45 ACP and 9 mm brass, tomorrow I'll pitch in about 200 .30-06 milsurp.
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I fired up the Dillon vibrator and cleaned up about a thousand pieces (combined) of .45 ACP and 9 mm brass, tomorrow I'll pitch in about 200 .30-06 milsurp.
Thats why I like the 45 GAP. It does everything a 45 ACP does, with small primers and people always want to give you brass.
Vacuumed the floor...
Yea, if I was starting afresh with my purchases I'd ponder on that. Makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
I use to just toss it out my garage door. I figure someday when the archeologist are digging up my place, they'll think a huge battle was fought here, but no one died.
They'll say, "It appears that the A-Team television show was based on true events."Quote:
Originally Posted by Limited GM
^^^^ nice.
loaded another 11 lbs 9 and 10.4 of 45. (Last night)
So how many rounds is 11 pounds of 9. Dependent on bullet weight of course.
Test drove my cfe223 loads. Now I can make some pounds of em.
400ish rounds LGM just likes to talk in "big numbers" It's a southern thang.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slapps74
Average 9mm Luger round:
Rounds per pound ~ 38.10rds
Weight per 100 rounds ~ 2.63lbs
Amount of 9mm per .30 can ~ 1200rds
Amount of 9mm per .50 can ~ 2200rds
Weight of 1200 rounds ~ 28lbs
Weight of 2200 rounds ~ 53lbs
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Originally Posted by Slapps74