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      reloading scale

      CHEAP check weight Check weights are typically very expensive because they are created to weigh an exact amount (ie a 5 gram weight will weigh 5.000 grams). The cheap way out is to gain access to a fancy analytical balance and get the proper weight of any object that is reasonably close. A...
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      Lee 1000 Reloading Press Can Suck a Fat one!! Anyone Selling a Used Press?

      progressive presses It has been my experience that all progressive presses "hiccup" from time to time for many reasons. This morning my LNL lost a decapping pin to a case that had an undersized flash hole. Not a big deal, but not the fault of the press either. It took a few min to be back up...
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      looking at unique powder

      Another vote for Unique. I use it in at least 90% of my straight wall pistol rounds (380, 9mm, 38/357, 44, 45). It may be a bit dirty, but it is often one of the top performing powders in pistol cases. There are so many powders available that sticking to just a few helps simplify things.
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      To reload or not to reload... that is the question.

      You don't save money by reloading, you just shoot a lot more. It is probably best to start with a single stage or turret press initially. Progressive presses are wonderful till something goes wrong. Realizing that you ran out of powder or primers a while back can be inconvenient. I love my LNL
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      Sonic cleaner v. Vibratory tumblers

      The best use of a treadmill that I can imagine. There must be thousands of unused treadmills in peoples basements.
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      Basic Reloading advice

      There is a vast amount of reloading data online. Unfortunately you miss out on all the other info that was in the original books like Speer and Lyman. I have noticed that some older manuals have somewhat hotter maximum loadings. They all state that maximum loadings must be worked up to, not used...
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      Reloading .256 Win Mag

      I just happen to have a TC 256 barrel if your interested.
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