looks better than me taking an angle grinder to a harbor freight wrench to get the jaws thinner. That looks really good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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looks better than me taking an angle grinder to a harbor freight wrench to get the jaws thinner. That looks really good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
thanks. I was considering that route then said, why not. This scrap is here for projects like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitewalrus
I was going to use a piece of flat steel for the handle, then saw a long piece of 1/2" tubing on the rack. Actually turned out, cosmetic wise, better that i thought it would.
Tomorrow i'm making some axles for a generac generator. Those solid wheels are nice, but a bitch to move through 2" of driveway rock.
Hoping to adapt some tube style tractor tires to it. Unless i get SQUIRRELED and go shooting. ;)
Tumbled 1300rd of 9mm, will get them preped to load by the weekend. Loaded 150rds of 9mm for Thursday.
Yesterday I loaded some more 68gr varget 223 test loads to try out as soon as im able
68 grains of varget is how I read that at first. Was all "damn how'd he fit that much?" LolQuote:
Originally Posted by jreifsch80
It just crunches a little when you seat the bullet...
I sent off three bullets to RCBS for a custom seating stem. They should receive the package today.
I'll let you know when my 3d printed case feeder gets here.Quote:
Originally Posted by jreifsch80
Processed 450 rounds of Hornady 300 Whisper(yes, these are factory crimped) rounds including the Swage It device mounted on the Dillon press. It worked great!
I really need to chrono it, but I'm loading 5.0 gr of 231 behind a 158gr LSWC. So it's in between .38 special and .357 loadings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
With revolvers I'm kinda an "eh, that'll work" type.
O2
Just loaded 50rds of 168gr otm 308 with various charges of varget for this weekend. If varget doesn't pan out I'm gonna try ar comp for next weekend.