What did you do in the reloading room today?

[Hoser]

Finished pointing up the last of my 2,000 Berger 105 6mm Hybrids.

I am so glad Sierra does this at the factory for most of their Matchkings now.

[Alpha2]

I know! I actually did work out right after this. Not related. You know how you want to put just a little more force into it, but it doesn't feel right, but you're pretty sure that if you just give it a bit more "oomph", but you don't want to break anything, but.........
I know you've been there!

[Irving]

I know! I actually did work out right after this. Not related. You know how you want to put just a little more force into it, but it doesn't feel right, but you're pretty sure that if you just give it a bit more "oomph", but you don't want to break anything, but.........
I know you've been there!

Yeah, it's usually with primers. I'm pretty surprised I haven't had any go off in my face yet.

[Slapps74]

Pulled about 75 10mm that didn't work.

[earplug]

Put Gold Bond on my Allox coated bullets, then shot em.

[Hoser]

All done with pointing my last batch of 6mm Berger 105 Hybrids.

Now to move on two a few thousand 80 gn Sierras. Joy.

For a 5-10% jump in BC, I am willing to spend some time at the bench.

[asmo]

For a 5-10% jump in BC, I am willing to spend some time at the bench.

Seriously? THAT big of a jump?

[Hoser]

Seriously? THAT big of a jump?

Some calibers/bullets, yes.

For me I think the big gain is a slight jump in BC but a much more consistent BC without trimming meplats.

A while back I shot some unpointed 338 bullets and some pointed bullets back to back with the same powder charge. At a little over a mile, the pointed bullets impacted several feet higher than the non pointed bullets.

[Slapps74]

Deprimed and swaged 750 pieces of 5.56 brass and got 300 of ran thru the stainless pins and dried.

[Great-Kazoo]

Been working through the 223 brass i separated by HS, then processing on the 1050. A few hundred more and i'll be done with the clean brass. Then on to the next project, sorting brass by caliber, tumbling then put away for a rainy day.

If you reload and don't have this tool get it, when $$ allows.
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