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This data is the same as what is in my 2013 Hodgdon manual - no specific data for 150 gr Hornady (assuming that is what you are looking for) but you should be able to build up some safe loads from this: Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

This is your friend: http://www.gunbot.net/reloading/Powder/ Keep it up on weekdays from 9a-1p ET As they get logged into inventory, they show up. Found CFE 223 from Wideners a little over a month ago as it came into inventory. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I went Hornady because it was cheaper and it was available. I found shell plates online cheap and more stores (both online and B&M) carry parts should I need/want to make upgrades or need replacements. Both have great customer service. I don't think you could go wrong with either a 650 or LNL AP Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I picked 4 -1lb. Bottles of CFE from Widener's a little over a week ago...I just chanced on it as a shipment was put into inventory while I was in some downtime during work. This site is your friend: http://www.gunbot.net/reloading/Powder/

Right now, it is whatever you can find...I have an assortment of Hornady, RCBS and Lee dies for my Lock-N-Load AP Only 9x18Mak I could find were Lee Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I just picked up some 55gr FMJBT hornaday bullets at Cabela's for $13 in a 100ct box...original price was $18. Might have paid a little more but the shipping costs would have made it equal Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

what's the part #s for the tubes? 89965K18 for small primers89965K472 for large primers Sorry to revive and older thread and go off topic but what is the difference between K18 and K25 for a small primer tube? They have the same ID, wall thickness and max pressure. But the K25 is 40% of the cost...http://www.mcmaster.com/#89965K25

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