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This gentleman is like a ''gun magazine'' writer.

I never knew that you were a small game hunter. Squirrels or rabbits?

"safe queen" for sure

If you need a hand after 2 I will be around.

Going to shoot my Browning tomorrow after my a.m. work is done, sorry you are so busy moving :laugh:

Also please don't think that I was trying to pick on your press. The Lee single stage kit is the best deal in the reloading world. I owned the Lee turret and had a few bad experiences using it. If it works for you by all means don't let me rain on the parade. No offense meant friend.

Yes if I were not already in a progressive with caliber conversions for my rifles and pistols I would have jumped on that. I will say that anything for a bolt gun larger than .223 gets loaded on a single stage. My Hornady progressivewill turn out some fine service rifle loads 6 to 8 boxes an...

He must get paid by the word. That joker babbles forever.

I am prone to go with the opinion of the vets on this. My sincere thanks to you :usa2:

The commonly available projectiles are what I like about 10m and 400 Corbon, .40 projectiles are everywhere. If it doesn't use projectiles that I already stock, it doesn't come home with me.

The priming system is the weak link, and having to change discs to adjust the powder thrower is nuts. I would be okay of you primed off the press and threw your charges.

9x23 would be a great caliber for a custom pistol! Brass looks to be readily available still.

9x19? 9x21? 9x17? 9x18? or just plain 9?

The 30-06 is the most versatile rifle round ever bar none.

Trying to learn loading on a Lee progressive, is like trying to learn driving in a car that constantly is breaking and stalling. My Hornady is a solid performer, and runs into the thousands of rounds without failure, but is like a tempermental lady. One false move on your end and you are shut...

Lee turret :poop:. Don't do it! Get a single stage if you want to do precision rifle and to learn on. Even if you get a progressive, you will find yourself needing a single stage from time to time and for working up loads. I use a Hornady, but I got it cheap from someone who bought it new, and...

HA, .45 auto is really good to learn on because it is low pressure, and very forgiving. 556 and 308 both are easy. I got some work to do, but you and @SafeCracka pick a dayand well will go over it. Then go empty the cases.

Yeah I use powders that fill the case in rifle, and at least 2/3the case volume in pistol.I keep examples of bad brass on hand to show what to look out for. Can get a kaboom from case head seperations and double charges. Generally as long as the brass is good and the powder charge is good all is...

Newnan, you and safecracka pick a day

I am 30 minutes south of Atlanta. I would teach you if you gave me some of that Vicks tatical ointment that you like to rub on Glock magazines.