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In this powder drought, I have found a 4# jug of WSF. Neither of my manuals list any loads for it. I will be loading plated bullets in 230gr 45 and 124gr 9mm.

Sportsman warehouse, 19205 N. 27th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027-5034, is where I go to get my VihtaVuori powder. There is a Bass Pro in Mesa, but I don't know what powder they have.

Has any tried the new powder CFE223 from Hodgdon? http://hodgdon.com/rifle.html Does it really reduce copper fouling? I would like to know before i start reloading my hoard of 223.

Do you have the optional Cartridge case bin/bracket? The empty case bin goes on the the triangle. The finished round bin sits on the two pieces of metal under the chute.

I have extended the sides and back by taping cardboard to the inside. Now it catches almost all the primers

I was looking at the ebay ads to see if there were any good deals on stuff I might need when I saw this. My link Does anybody use one? What exactly does this do? It looks like a plastic washer.

Has anyone tried Froglube? http://www.froglube.com/roothome.htm Does it work as it claims? Fouling just wipes off? Cleaning time reduced? I am always on the look out for way to making cleaning easier and faster.

I got a whole closet full of those too, but mine all have load ammo in them. Needed something for the left over in between reloadings.

I picked a bunch of these up to put my nails and screws in. It then dawns on me that they would make great bullet & brass storage containers too. They are clear plastic, stackable, and have a latching top to prevent spillage. I got mine at Walmart in the plastic storage totes aisle. They come in two sizes. Half of the time when the Ups drops off the bullet boxes, they are barely holding together.

I thought they had a plant in NC.

For that price you could have almost bought a press.

Keep an eye on your local Craigslist or ebay. Every now again a dillon will appear. If doesn't work you can always ship it back to dillon for the lifetime repair work they offer

I was at Sears today and they had the Craftman tool chest on sale. I picked up a 4 drawer tool chest to go along with the bench and rolling cabinet I already have. I put all of my magazines in one drawer. I was tried of digging around the box they were in trying to find the ones I wanted. Now I need to go the the hardware store to get more Akro bins. In another drawer I put all of my holsters and ammo carriers. I still have two drawer to fill up.

it keeps the primers from falling on to the floor