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Loaded up 100 rounds of primed 30-30 brass that I prepped a couple years ago. Silly me. Also loaded 62 rounds of 30-06. This week will be the decap/ swaging party for surplus 06 brass!
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Cleaned, deprimed, trimmed, and deburred about 100 pieces of .223.
trimming is a PITA.
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Loaded up for a .260 ladder test.
Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
I have a bunch of lee trimmers and have done 1000's of rounds with them but they are a pain. The options are a few but having tried many the cheapest route is to go for the WFT http://www.littlecrowgunworks.com/wft.html for calibers you load a lot for. I use the lee for 7.62X39, X54r and the trim to make 9X18 from 9X19. .223 and .308 get the WFT that works on the same idea of a Giraud Trimmer that is much more $$$.Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
I see you running, tell me what your running from
Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
I sized and prepped 200 x pieces of .260 brass by sizing down .308 brass.
i also loaded up 30 rds of the exact recipe that my LaRue likes:
Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
I loaded up the last of my pistol bullets, 400x 9mm. Definitely took a while, and I need to order more!
Also, sorted, cleaned, decapped/sized, and primed another 500x 9mm, 1k .40s&w, 500x .223. Later today I will decap/size about 750x .45acp.
Free brass is fun to pickup at the range after a class, until you realize how much sorting/cleaning you have to do!
Cast a new boolit for a .38-55. I absolutely hate breaking in a new mold. I don't care what the box says. Even after wiping it down with rubbing alcohol, it still took a hundred drops or so to start making bullets that look decent.
Working my way through several 5 gallon buckets of 5.56 brass. Turning them into 300 Blackout.
And cleaning guns.
You know I like my coffee sweet in the morning
and I'm crazy about my tea at night
Wait... what?
Several? I am pleased at having one 5 gallon bucket of prepped and ready to load 5.56 brass. I obviously am working in a smaller world than you.
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