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What did you do at your reloading bench today?
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That’s a nice looking set up and efficient too.
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For the cost of the APP, and the deprime kit, the time you save is invaluable. the press with the deprime kit retails for like 160, but I got my press on sale for 89 IIRC and the deprime for 19 bucks.
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Re: What did you do at your reloading bench today?
Loaded up 130 .45 acp rounds, 100 same headstamp[R-P], the othe 30 were mixed range pick-up and a bit "loose" feeling even resizing and crimping. Hmm, these are getting tossed after firing, don't really trust those 30. Fact is, I'll shoot 'em out of my Pietta with .45 acp cylinder, then into recycle bucket they go. Loosey-goosey, into trashy bucket they go!
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Just getting back home, been over in SC for a couple weeks.
Stopped by and visited with Mark, Super nice host.
He gave me some 357 brass, I deprimed those and threw 'em in the tumbler with some Creedmoor brass.
Also on the way home yesterday, Mark said there was a Sportmans Warehouse right on the way,
so I stopped and scored a lb of W748, $39.99 + tax.
Then weed-eated the yard. Glad that's over haha!
RP
Stopped by and visited with Mark, Super nice host.
He gave me some 357 brass, I deprimed those and threw 'em in the tumbler with some Creedmoor brass.
Also on the way home yesterday, Mark said there was a Sportmans Warehouse right on the way,
so I stopped and scored a lb of W748, $39.99 + tax.
Then weed-eated the yard. Glad that's over haha!
RP
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Re: What did you do at your reloading bench today?
Sorted through about 500 dirty .223 brass. I pick up a lot of range brass and some have crimped in primers (about 50%). So I sort them out and put them in their own bucket for later processing. The .223 brass without a crimped went straight to the tumbler. Thats was my first chore, then I went on to clean two dirty AR's from yesterday range trip.
I hate cleaning guns - it's more fun making them dirty.
Paul
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Well when I got home I loaded 3 rounds of 30-30 to compare to a new box of Federal 170gr that I picked up at WW. I also loader 3 more of the 35's to try again in the Savage.
I updated that results in that thread.
After the shooting I deprimed those rounds.
Then I sized, primed, and expanded 50 pcs. of 35 Rem. brass.
RP
I updated that results in that thread.
After the shooting I deprimed those rounds.
Then I sized, primed, and expanded 50 pcs. of 35 Rem. brass.
RP
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Re: What did you do at your reloading bench today?
I loaded some trial loads as well. I made up three loads of .308 Win, using BLC2 of 44.0, gr., 44.5 gr., and 45.0 gr. all under 165 gr. Hornady Interloks. The 44.5 load has been my go-to, but I never tried a bit above and below. Not sure .5 grain difference is enough to make an evaluation. I'd be glad to hear your experience.
I also loaded three loads of .270 WSM using 59.0 gr. of H4350 with three different 130 grain bullets: Hornady Interloks, Win Silver Tips and Sierra Game Kings. I used the COAL recommended for each bullet. Just want to see the difference in groupings by bullet. Maybe I'm being a little too fine on load difference, but what the heck, I just want to get out and shoot!
I also loaded three loads of .270 WSM using 59.0 gr. of H4350 with three different 130 grain bullets: Hornady Interloks, Win Silver Tips and Sierra Game Kings. I used the COAL recommended for each bullet. Just want to see the difference in groupings by bullet. Maybe I'm being a little too fine on load difference, but what the heck, I just want to get out and shoot!
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You'll be surprised at the difference, when working up loads I' usually go up at .2, then the best I'll go up and down a .1.NHshtr wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 10:49 pmI loaded some trial loads as well. I made up three loads of .308 Win, using BLC2 of 44.0, gr., 44.5 gr., and 45.0 gr. all under 165 gr. Hornady Interloks. The 44.5 load has been my go-to, but I never tried a bit above and below. Not sure .5 grain difference is enough to make an evaluation. I'd be glad to hear your experience.
I also loaded three loads of .270 WSM using 59.0 gr. of H4350 with three different 130 grain bullets: Hornady Interloks, Win Silver Tips and Sierra Game Kings. I used the COAL recommended for each bullet. Just want to see the difference in groupings by bullet. Maybe I'm being a little too fine on load difference, but what the heck, I just want to get out and shoot!
Post your results in the range reports, enjoy.
RP
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Re: What did you do at your reloading bench today?
50 rounds of 38special. 158 grain SWC Bayou bullet over 4.7 grains of Unique powder.
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Re: What did you do at your reloading bench today?
Went to the shop, looked around, had a couple of beers and said, "naw, not today". Back in the house and watched baseball. Monday I'll go at it again.
More 30-30 loads.
More 30-30 loads.
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Funny, I did the same thing today. got to the shop picked up and cleaned up a bit. Sat in the chair and decided I'm at the point I have more need to shoot this stuff than to load it. Went to the living room and watched the ballgame.by Rifletom » Sat May 07, 2022 11:48 pm
Went to the shop, looked around, had a couple of beers and said, "naw, not today". Back in the house and watched baseball. Monday I'll go at it again.
More 30-30 loads.
I'll get out early next week and shoot (and I'll have a cigar then too!)
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Must be something going around on this forum. I went to the "factory",that's what the wife calls my reloading area,sat at the bench, set my powder drop to 4.7 grains and said maybe tomorrow I'll load some.
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I hear you, I need to get to my “unloading” bench. Too dam many projects here at home. Just now my wife was discussing moving a large area of river rock and putting grass in for the dog.
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"Of course she does the discussing and I do the moving". Been there and still doing that! 
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Her discussion starts off with "We should...".
So many of us are still there! Dare not say anything or else the reloading gear gets auctioned off while we sleep!!
Loaded 3 loads of 10 each for .243 Win. using 90 gr Nosler BT blems. Centered them around my go-to load for 85 gr. Sierra GK using 42.5 gr of IMR 4831. Haven't found the 85s for months. So, I'll start again with what I could get. Can't be too much difference, (he said unknowingly!)
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Think I'll load up some 30-30 using 30.5 and 31.0gr IMR4064 with 150gr RN Rem Core-Loc bullets. About 10 each and see how they do.
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Never used that powder, but I hear it's pretty good in some lever guns.
Be awaiting your range report.
RP
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The desert decided to heat up a bit early, so, will have to go to mountain range sometime this week. Shoot the Ranger and Pietta. Pietta will use both .45 auto and .45 Colt cylinders. Maybe one of the .22lr rifles. I need trigger time.
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You better do some rain dancing down there Tom. Powell and Mead are about to run out of water
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Re: What did you do at your reloading bench today?
Well, this afternoon I sized, primed, and neck expanded 90 pcs. of 38-55 brass.
Rainy and wet out and I was bored...
RP
Rainy and wet out and I was bored...
RP
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