tbtrout

WOW, I am very jealous and I hate you. Looks nice, I hope it is a shooter.

I am confused, after loading countless rounds on progressives I have NEVER had a squib because of a bad/missed powder charge. I am not sure how it would happen. The only missed charge I had (and I caught) was left in the powder pan on the scale. And the only squib I had was from too light a charge and bad crimp. My own doing not a machines.

Howdy

Howdy

The joy of a double set trigger.

I loaded some of the 405 grs for the falling block. It has quite a push over the 300's

Took the family out shooting yetserday and my daughter wanted to try out the 700 in 223 because her brother was shooting it. One shot was enough for her but at least she is not scared to try.

for 50 and 100 I bring 6 foot 1x2's and clamp them to the stakes already out there. Staple up carboard and targets. At 200 I hope the legs are not shot to shit and will actually stand up. I will keep a repair kit of 2x4's and screws in my stuff from now on. Some people are really bad shots.

Very easy to reload. I would stay away from buying reloads. Even the remanufactured commercial is a bit expensive. You will get tremendous savings with 45, but you will not save money in the long run by reloading. You will shoot more and buy more gear. But it is worth it.

I was thinking EAA as well. very good handguns.

You are gonna have to lighten up a bit, sarcasm is the norm. And it came with the correct info. Registering guns is voluntary. The only defacto registration we deal with are pistols and the whole dumb permit control process.

Yeah, what Dan said.

I was actually averaging 10-15 seconds a case, complete. Trim,Chamfer, debur and clean primer pocket.

Yes, and here is an update. I put the Lee trimmer in my big cordless drill, set it on the bench it it went through 50 cases of swede like butter. I can definately see getting more of these in other calibers and leave my trim pros set up for 223 and 308 with the RCBS 3 head cutters on them.

Joeshit The Ragman will keep on coming. This is really no surprise.

me either and I have picked up and reloaded about every case out there.

All depends on what you need done.

looks like your cases were a bit long on those Dan from the way it bulged. Is it a full circumference buldge or one sided?

Howdy

Howdy

Howdy, if you are putting out the money for an indoor and outdoor range you may want to look into Central Jersey in Jackson.

I have read some bad reviews on the Superformance Powder as well. I thought they were not using it in calibers under 22-250 because of the pressures.

did you measure the width of these compared to the other reloads? If only a handfull of cases are the problem I would suspect a deformity while loading. I have had a few rounds that buldged out of one side of the case to the point they would not chamber. Most likely soft brass and a bullet not lined up perfectly strait. I would like to know how they measured though.

The only problem I have had with any of our 10/22's, is when I replaced the charging handle and spring. I had to cut a few coils off of the new spring because it was causing stove pipes.

Went out to CJ today and my son was upgraded to a big boy gun today. He does really well with his 22's but today stepped up to Rem 700 in 223. Kept his shots w/i 3 inches at 100 yards. And then it happened, a couple other guys here showed up and he made his way to their toys. Just like the rest of us do. Thanks Kieth and Jimmy, he had himself a blast. Now it is going to get expensive.