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Dirtychemist

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  1. Any update on this? Final recipe? The only powder around me is VV and 115 grain seems to be all I can find on the shelves.
  2. When I shot single stack in uspsa I counted bullets and planned my runs based on reloads. Start with one in the chamber and 8 in the magazine and count to 8.
  3. Here is where I learned to hold the gun. I have my thumb on/above the safety at draw and disengage the safety right before squeezing the trigger.
  4. It's really easy to get 165 feet per second with a 200 grain bullet. 230 needs to go under 800 feet per second.
  5. Rcbs but I'd buy dillon rifle dies because they have a built in stuck case remover.
  6. You want to start by buying small pistol primers. Lp primers won't work. You could also use small rifle primers if you research it more.
  7. Showed up today. It had an additional metal piece attached to it and it was setup for 223 sized bullets. It APPEARS that this was part of a conversion to use a Dillon powder measure on a hornady press. The spring pushed against a hornady powder expander, connected to another spring that sat on top of the hornady case expander for an empty 223 case. Either way I'm happy because the measure, die, 30 call match bullets AND sp type bullets AND 600 large rifle primers were traded for 2000 large pistol primers.
  8. Don't buy powders you don't use. You're contributing to the lack of available powders. Someone who loads with those just missed out because you purchased them and don't even know what they're for. Look at a reloading manual to answer your question and thanks for keeping the powder unavailable.
  9. Thanks. I haven't received it yet so I can't post more photos of how it looks.
  10. I've read that. I just never saw one with a spring or the rod in this photo. Wasn't sure if it was part of another brand's setup or anything like that.
  11. Kind of don't want to send it in just because I've been told this style works better. Had one of each style and sent to dillon. Dillon upgraded so I never had a chance to find out. The thought DID cross my mind though.
  12. Good thinking. I was considering just ordering the linkage. I thought someone here might have seen one with a spring in it or used this on a LNL or something odd like that.
  13. Kinda curious about that too. Wasn't sure of that and the rod arm were hornady specific or not
  14. Does ANYONE know what this could be? I'm trading for it and I don't know what the rod is. I believe the owner loads on a LNL AP press but I've never seen the press. Should I be able to connect my newer style fail safe attachment and be good to go? 20140802_161937(1).pdf
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