That's why you have two presses - one for each size primer.Quote:
Originally Posted by izzy
Or you do like Hoser and have a press per caliber :)
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That's why you have two presses - one for each size primer.Quote:
Originally Posted by izzy
Or you do like Hoser and have a press per caliber :)
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Well getting the casefeeder setup correctly and feeding smooth takes some time too, so cannot blame him :)Quote:
Originally Posted by O2HeN2
Spent a few hours at the bench today loading up my last 5,000 Eggleston coated bullets.
Eggleston has closed up shop. The good news is that he sold his business and made a few bucks in the end. The bad news is a local bullet manufacturer is gone.
That's a bummer. I guess I don't have to try so hard to get these 200 grain .300 BLK subs to work though.
New owner removing competition and not continuing business?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
No idea. But the new owner will still be making bullets, but not for resale as a component.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Sad to see Eggleston go, I liked their bullets. Guess I will be getting future stock from RMR.
Time will tell how Gallant bullets work out.
Small veteran owned company. I ordered about 15K bullets from them a couple weeks ago.
Rearranged the reloading room today. Moved the bench to a more convenient location for easier access. It?s been such a pain getting to the bench for the last several years that I really haven?t reloaded much. Now that I can actually walk right up to my bench without having to move other things it?s time to start loading rounds again. Hell, I might even invest in a stool to sit on.
I needed bullets, and if they're good enough for you to try, so will I. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
"TSM10" gives you a 10% discount.
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