Finished depriming and trimming 6 quarts of .223/5.56 brass and dumped them in the rotary tumbler for 3 hours
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Finished depriming and trimming 6 quarts of .223/5.56 brass and dumped them in the rotary tumbler for 3 hours
I tried a couple more powders I had laying around for the .308. I tried win748 and imr4320 with no luck. I put it back in the safe and pulled out the .260. I loaded and put 10 rounds out of it. Reloaded 22 with 46.5 grains shows promise with the 140gr custom comp bullet. Five shots were under 1", and those are the first rounds out of the rifle.
That's a hot group there Pedro.
Loaded 200rd .223 75gr Hornady HPBT over 24gr RL15
Then 300rd 9mm 115gr over 4.0gr Bullseye, thought I had another 500 bullets to load, but it turned out to be a box full of loaded 10mm ammo.
Formed annealed and prepped 200 pieces of 30/06 to 338/06. Now I have to find time to screw the barrel on
I played with my new AMP annealer. It's pretty cool. It has specific programs for each type of brass, and they have it listed by cartridge and brass manufacturer. Lots of testing went into this thing.
I got four new tool heads for the 550B last week; set up a second one for 5.56 to use with a trickle charger. Over the weekend, processed 100 LC cases and loaded 100 68gr 5.56 to try with a new 20"AR build. Processed 200 308 cases and loaded 100 for my bolt rifle; finished early this morning. Should be a fun day at the range tomorrow.
That is the trifecta I would like; .25-06, .30-06, and .338-06 Seems like there wouldn't be much that couldn't be done between those three.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyfairbanks
I packed up and shipped my 550b back to Dillon. It was totally my fault because I tripped, fell, and hit the primer tube breaking the frame that holds the primer assembly. I was honest, and told them what happened; they are fixing it anyway. I was really thankful!
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Dam did you drop the machine or did your forehead do that?