A guy here hass a shovel and a bucket. He goes to the range and scoops up a couple buckets full from the berm and gets his lead that way. I think he only pays like $5 each haul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zombie Steve
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A guy here hass a shovel and a bucket. He goes to the range and scoops up a couple buckets full from the berm and gets his lead that way. I think he only pays like $5 each haul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zombie Steve
Setting up the 550 for another run of 38. Some 158 plated RN xtreme bullets arrived by keebler elf the other day. Hope to burn out these MG 125 JHP's, soon
Sized, de-primed, cleaned, and sorted 300 more pieces of 45 ACP.
** !!!! BTW !!! ** for those that have a Franklin wet / steel media tumbler. Franklin cuts their media from staples and you need to check the primer pockets for small rods that get stuck in em. Just and FYI. I found 4 out of 300, not to bad I guess??
That's good unless there were actually 175 stuck ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
[LOL] All it takes to screw up a progressive press is just one. But you're right. It could always be worse!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Made some more wax bullets for chasing off the critters . Attachment 49953
Received my F/A wet tumbler. I decided to buy my own rather than borrow time in someone else's (thanks Rondog) to demud all my brass. Ordered from Cabelas, they shipped yesterday and delivered today. I just learned that Cabela's has a warehouse in Commerce City.
Working up some loads for my 357 lever guns. Curious how much different the POI will be between the rossi, which is very accurate of off hand, 25yds suppressed or not. AND The newer Browning 92. ;)
Using TG. I have bullseye , unique and TB sitting here.
Mostly fixed my RCBS turret press. The spring in the ram got bent some how. I got it out, and straightened, now just trying to figure out how to correctly get the housing back in, because I didn't really look at it or take great pictures, before I took it out. I suppose there aren't that many different ways it can be installed.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-0...e%28HDR%29.jpg
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-g...e%28HDR%29.jpg
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-U...e%28HDR%29.jpg
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-M...e%28HDR%29.jpg
Glad I didn't try and order the part before I thought to try and flatten the spring.
EDIT: Now that I look at it, it appears to be installed correctly right now. Those little plastic feet that are sticking out in the first picture, are having a difficult time staying in place when the ram is operated. Thinking about it, that is probably what caused the spring to get bent in the first place.
Finally a clean bench.
Attachment 50119