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Try this one. Just plug in your numbers, hit calculate.
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http://www.handloads.com/calc/

I tend to agree with BAOM on this one. I'll just say that not every firearm is stored in the safe. My most vulnerable location to be in the house is in the little "necessary" room, but that is covered too. (It's hard to pull up ones drawers while running toward protection, besides, I can't run anymo...

Right you are Blue. And BAOM too. I have a lee single stage I use for some operations and some loading. Mostly I use the Dillon RL550. I have tool heads set up for each calibre I load. Changeover takes about 10 min. The only primer feed problems I have ever had in several years have been the results...

That. And I think, it gives the powder gasses a channel to erode more lead from the bullet, especially if they are undersize compared to the bore.
Polygonal bores have been around for over 100 years, but not popular (unitl Glock), and probably for good reasons.
Just my thoughts.

This is always sad to hear. Many of my friends, and some family are, or have been LEOs.
R.I.P. friend.

Hi Folks, This time last year I had never owned a gun (and I will be 65 in a few months :roll: ). Anyway, I now own 6 and I'm really getting into the target shooting. I've been shooting 1200-1500 rounds per month, but like everything else, the more I learn........the more I realize I know NOTHING :...

check your local hospital lab. All their test tubes (like they use to draw blood) have rubber stoppers. Several different sizes, and they would probably just give you some if asked.

I lost track of the number of stupid things I've done. Waaaay too many to count.
ETA: spelling and typing. I'm a little les-dixic maybe?

Welcome aboard Dan10mmman (from the oposite corner of the state).

Anyone ever built a wooden pistol cleaning vise? Am looking for some plans. Thanks. Doug Never had a wooden one. This is what I use for pistol cleaning and lots of other stuff too. http://www.right-tool.com/shopfoxd3par.html Shop Fox #D3125 parrot vise. It swivels R-L and UP-Down and fixes the posi...

Good one, you got me !!

I load 7 different calibers with my 550B. I don't load .223 though, but I really can't see how it would be different from the others to process. ??

As a mechanical function, it would probably work. It is in effect 'cold forging' though, inducing different metal stresses, stretching, and even probably raising a "crater rim" around each chamber that could mess up headspace. Probably only a few thousands but possible. Mostly I would be concerned a...

Thank you bullseye and medicine hat. We now live about 80 miles south of Wallace, got married there in 61, don't get up that way much. T.G. That should be somewhere in the neighborhood of Pierce?? It doesn't really matter, It's all fantastic country around there. I envy you. I often stop in to 'Orc...

timberghost wrote:Hello all, newby here. Iwant to thank bullseye for all his help getting me on.
I live in the mountains of N. ID my range is out any door or window. but we have to go down the road a bit for our long range shooting.

Welcome aboard. I have lived in Grangeville, and Wallace. Liked both places.

Remington Thunderbolt 22lr ammo = won't shoot in my 22's ! duds light fires won't cycle won't eject nothing consistant Yup !! I used the last of mine about a year ago, and until Remington can show a real change in quality, improve it, and sustain it for a period of time, I've bought my last Rem. Am...