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Honey Badger Trimmer - Which endmill?
hmg1 replied to gunrush128's topic in non-Dillon Reloading Equipment
Guess it depends on how many you are doing. I was told to plan for at least 7,000 cases per end mill. The end mill was under $10.00 (got it from PM Industrial Sup., no connection, Barry (owner) treated me very well), and since the edges are still like new when it is dull in the center, I can use it in my mill. If I was processing a large quantity all the time, probably would have gone your route. -
Honey Badger Trimmer - Which endmill?
hmg1 replied to gunrush128's topic in non-Dillon Reloading Equipment
Try a YG 17055 3/8 HSS 2 flute, High Helix. The High Helix pulls the chips away faster. Was told to get the High Helix by Honey Badger. -
It is hit and miss. Some items they show in stock are not and others are. I have waited a few weeks for some orders, and others come within a week. I have also had them cancel orders even though they say it is in stock. As others have said, they were better years ago.
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Edit: Anyone know of a gadget that makes powder die height adjustment not a pain in the ass on a 1050? Want to be able to switch back and forth between loading 0.356 for my bottom feeders and 0.358 for my "9mm" 929. I have 2 powder dies with Hornady Sure-LOC Lock Rings on them. Just swap them out. Guess you could get a 2nd powder funnel and cut it down for the .356"
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Probably not, your in CA.
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Lee FCD (factory crimp die) in 9mm, I gots questions
hmg1 replied to ysrracer's topic in General Reloading
On the FCD, the crimp insert for revolvers will give you a roll crimp, for auto's, a tapper crimp. The inserts are interchangeable. So, if I am loading a 160 for my revolver, and it will not take a roll crimp, I use the insert for my 9mm. I also got rid of the knob that came with it and replaced it with a bolt and nut. This way I can lock the bolt in place and not worry about it moving. If you are going to be using different inserts, use 2 nuts and lock them together, so you can go back to the exact crimp you had before. -
Yes, with 160 gr.
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The load I used in ICORE is 2.7 Clays, 1.218" OAL. Be sure to check your drop, some have had problems under 3.0 with Clays.
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How can I go pull the handle on my 1050 after seeing that....
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lube makes it so much easier, try some with and without, and this is with carbide.
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it is .net ... https://mojoprecision.net/
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Jerry did not have a comp, 3 large popple holes when I saw him.
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$10 bucks for some Pokemon cards, Xsmall gloves and let the kids at it.
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Aftermarket versions that a supposedly stronger on amazon are a month out in shipping at this time.