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There sorta like potato chips , you have one and ...................
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A few of my blasters
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So please educate
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I use carbide dies , so there is no case lube . If i'm going to use a progressive press , that means I would at least have to decap the cases , than sonic clean , than tumble the cases before I even begin the reloading process , adding that extra step makes no sense to me . With the single press I would decap/ resize , than expand , than sonic clean and tumble , with the brass looking like new before installing a primer and adding powder and bullet
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Thank You All . Guess I'll try a few different ways and see which one works best
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I 've been a single stage press reloader for the last 40 years . Resize , expand , put brass in sonic cleaner , than tumble , install primer , add a little powder , bullet seat , and bingo , a baby 9mm is born . I just bought a progressive RCBS 5 stage press and here is my question ................. at what point does the brass get cleaned , or does it ???
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Been reloading for over 40 years , always on a RCBS single stage press. I want to up grade to a faster , easier machine . Can anyone tell me from experience which is better , the rcbs pro rock chucker 7 progressive press or the hornady lock n load ap press , also what else has to be purchased above and beyond , and can I use my RCBS carbide dies in either machine or are special dies required , thanks in advance
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Thanks Gentlemen , that"s a great help
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Can anyone tell me the factory length of a 2011 firing pin ? Thanks in advance
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Looking for some feedback on using mixed head stamps . Have a few AR's I use just for target shooting and have always used the same head stamps when reloading . Nothing but starline for my 9's and 38c's . need to know if anyone has used same and mixed head stamps in their AR's and sacrificed any accuracy. Thanks all
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Thanks all . just ordered the Dillon super swage 600
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Hey everyone . I have about 4k .223 I'm going to reload and I'm using a Hornady 3 stage power unit to cut out the primer crimp. It does a good job but it takes a long time and a lot of finger pressure against the cutter to remove the crimp . Is there anything out there that is fast and easy , or am I out of luck
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I haven't reloaded 223 in a very long time, but I thought I remember using a carbide resizing die . searched the web but can't seem to find a carbide resizing die so I don't have to use lube. Any help or suggestions ?
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Dan: what length AR barrel are you using?
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Does anyone have a tried reload combo for a 1 in 7 ?
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What grain weight bullet do you guys find the most accurate in a 16 in bbl AR with a 1 in 7 twist , 55 ? 62?
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craigsteffek , that is a work of art !!
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I had the same problem a few months back , nag , nag , nag. So I built a kind of crappy shed out back . She said it gets a little cold out there sometimes at night, maybe I'll get her an extra blanket
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Thats what its all about now a days.
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Welcome aboard from a fellow Yankee. Great and knowlegable bunch of shooters here.
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Very cool grips. Its a shame they don't make grips for the 2011. No real selection as such, just the standard boring stuff
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I get it also with 3.1 grs t/g with a 147 gr rn. Makes a mess but no adverse effect, been going on for so long i just kind of ignore it
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Wow , that is one goooooorgeous looking blaster !!! Big time congrats !!!!!
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I guess i'm just cheap. I use X-treme 147 gr , have been for years, without a problem. Guess i dont see the validity in a bullet that comes in 6 different flavors
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I don't really have a favorite, but if i had to choose I guess the Lim Cat/ Dragon Cat would be the coolest . They all pretty much see the range throughout the year.
just diggin my way out of the hurricane , hope all my shooting brothers did ok