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• Posted in thread: Stupid question, new to reloading.. on 05/18/2012 at 6:11PM
  Since you are new to reloading, you may not know to watch out for is berdan primers. They occur mostly in
  foreign or military brass, but rarely in US branded commercial brass. The aluminum cases often...

• Posted in thread: Dan Wesson Pistol Pack on 05/17/2012 at 12:29AM
  For all the info you could desire on your particular Dan, check out the Dan Wesson forum are known for
  their strength, durability, and accuracy. More sillhouette (sp?) competitions have been won by ...

• Posted in thread: Lee Pot and Mold on 05/06/2012 at 4:07PM
  Bad news Travis, you're addicted now. Next thing you know, you will be buying more molds, then buying new
  guns to cast for, then searching for lead anywhere you can think of to find it. You'll be drea...

• Posted in thread: Lee Pot and Mold on 05/06/2012 at 12:22AM
  One thing to keep in mind is that the fastest way to turn that bottom-pour pot into a "drip-o-matic" is
  to smelt your wheelweights or other dirty lead in it. Smelt in a different pot (non-bottom pour)...

• Posted in thread: Remington .38 Special Ammo on 05/03/2012 at 11:00PM
  No problem whatsoever. You can purchase WW2 era ammo and it and it still goes bang. As long as the brass
  is in good condition (no corrosion), you should be good to go.

• Posted in thread: Brass Trader on 05/03/2012 at 10:46PM
  I have some 9mm, .380, and .40s&w range brass available. Also, have some .250 Savage and .30-06
  once-fired available. Not large quantities except for the .40s&w. I am looking for .44mag and .44special...

• Posted in thread: .357 Mag with 158 gr LSWC and 2400 on 04/16/2012 at 11:18PM
  I've shot a lot of hot loaded 150-170 SWC bullets out of .357s, both gas checked and not gas checked,
  with little to no leading. Have cleaned several of other's revolvers that were loaded quite mild b...

• Posted in thread: using lee lube and size kit on cast bullets with lube strip on 03/25/2012 at 8:32PM
  The lube sticks are designed for lubri-sizers. The Lee sizer dies are designed to be used with a tumble
  lube, like their liquid alox. Any style cast bullet can be put through the sizer dies and tumble...

• Posted in thread: Trading gun on 03/25/2012 at 8:20PM
  OK, I'd say go with the M&P. I have a full size M&P40 and haven't had a minute's issue with it. For me,
  it has a better feel and a better natural point to it. Interchangeable grip straps also make it ...

• Posted in thread: using lee lube and size kit on cast bullets with lube strip on 03/21/2012 at 8:57PM
  You can use the Lee sizing dies with any kind of lead bullet, regardless of type of lube type they are.
  You don't need to fill the lube groove with lube either. The LLA that comes with the Lee kit wor...