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  1. I find using a Micrometer to measure the crimp diameter

    is better than using a dial or digital caliper.

    The Lee Factory Crimp die is DIFFERENT design for Rifle

    and Pistol. The pistol design has SCREWED UP many a lead projectile by

    making it undersized and the results are leading.

    razorfish is correct, many new loaders believe that the CRIMP

    HOLDS THE PROJECTILE, it DOES NOT, case tension holds holds it.

  2. Max it,

    I'm retired and got back into shooting,

    then Reloading and Casting, then Coating all for a hobby

    to keep occupied. Now I seem to be heading time wise

    like a full time job. I purchased completed projectiles

    also, from Bayou, & SNS.

    I've in the past used Lead from Penn, Quality Cast, Hornady

    & ZERO projectiles.

    I have some of the NEW projectiles from THE BLUE BULLET COMPANY

    that a friend gave me some samples of and I've not loaded them as of yet.

    They're 158 grain .359 SWC NO LUBE GROOVE.

    I use HI-TEK coatings from Bayou to coat with and

    presently have an order on the way from Gateway Bullets

    of the NEW "DRY MIX HI-TEK" product.

    Donnie's order has not yet left Australia. (he ordered a bunch I hear).

    I find the Casting and Coating to be RELAXING just as I find reloading to be.

  3. razorfish,

    Thanks,

    The newer HI-TEK colors coming out have better/better catalysts.

    Gateway Bullets presently has the newest DRY POWER HI-TEK mix

    that has the color/catalyst already together in DRY form, that

    makes it easier for self casters/coaters to apply.

    DONNIE'S order of the newest colors and dry mixes has not yet

    arrived in the US from Australia.

  4. Just looking for any load info for my two CZ's.

    1 SP-01 and 1 P-01.

    I want to try these Lead 124 TC Grooveless projectiles.

    Been shooting a few of Donnie's 147's.

    Looking to load with VV N320 powder but could use ANY LOAD INFO.

    I've been using some of Donnie's New Color coatings HI-TEK Red/Copper

    as of late, but these were only available this past Monday in

    Green or the GOLD that these are.

  5. I been trying some different samples (100 packs)from Donnie, I've ordered

    in the morning and two days later they're in my mailbox.

    You just can't beat that for great customer service.

  6. Go over to thefirearmsforum.com

    go to AMMO & RELOADING,

    Look for the Hornady LNL-AP press Hints and Tricks"

    It's a complete video series on the press and well done

    by 76highboy.

    Look for the video on the Priming System, it shows you

    how to set it and check it.

    If it's off just slightly you apply added stress to the

    Black mounting piece and it breaks.

    Some people have added METAL BACKING PLATES.

    DON'T FORCE THINGS, look for causes and fix them.

  7. The Dillon Square Deal ONLY USES DILLON PROPRIETARY DIES FOR THAT MACHINE.

    They are not dies you are accustom to seeing.

    Other Dillon presses use industry standard dies 7/8-14 thread including the "U" Die.

  8. HI-TEK "DRY POWDER MIX" is now available in limited quantity

    from Gateway Bullets, a larger DRY MIX order for Donnie at

    Bayou Bullets has not yet been filled in Australia.

    The Dry Mix has the Color and Catalyst already together,

    you just add ACETONE and mix-tumble your projectiles-dry-bake-repeat.

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