Nice lid for the tumbler.... really. I will have to resort to that some day.
And 8 months? I don't know if I could do it...
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Nice lid for the tumbler.... really. I will have to resort to that some day.
And 8 months? I don't know if I could do it...
About damn time. Now get out there and start shooting again.Quote:
Originally Posted by ColoWyo
I've been looking over the new format at Pueblo. Cant wait man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
Yeah, there was probably some beer involved with that. That thing throws out a lot of dust. It may have something to do with the fact that I change out the media about once every 10 years or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zombie Steve
Gonna anneal a hundred or so .223 brass; then later head to the range & hopefully nail-down a couple loads in 6x45 & .223 Rem. Had to toss my chrono data from the last range trip due to inconsistent numbers, forgot to take a new battery.
Finished reloading all my .45 brass so I can shoot for a good time.
Got a torch and will anneal some .308 brass, resize and trim those cases and begin to load up some different powder charges for my LaRue. I just began setting up the Dillon for this and will work on it as I have time.
loaded a 223 Rem ladder with HDY 75gr HPBT; have 7 loads to shoot this morning, 2 @ 300 yds
I loaded up 50 more rounds of .260 Remington. Now that I've FINALLY found a load that the gun likes at 100, it's time to see what it'll do at 200-500. It's fun to make targets for that range. I've never shot at paper that far away, only at steel. It'll probably be a very fun-to-shoot-yet-frustrating-to-see event.
Went through / tore down a 450, it needed it. Next time rule #1, have someone (who knows said product) look at something you're buying if unable to yourself . Lot's of elbow grease, inspection of parts, etc. Now it's almost brand new.
Brave Man