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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

    YES. I like it for some pistol and the Auto Drum and Dillon's own for some other calibers. It depends on the powder which one get used.
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    New lee load master.. Not sure if I like it?

    Add Lee Loader to that list. https://www.lee-loader.com/index.php Ranch Dog is a mold designer for Lee and NOE and he owns/run that site. He has mastered the LM.
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    Ideas for Measuring Powder?

    Lyman 55, Lee Deluxe, Harrells Schuetzen, Little Dandy are all worthy of consideration. For pistol loading the Little Dandy either bench mounted or freehand batches is perfect. I use the Bailey Boats ([email protected]) adjustable rotor when any of the 12 rotors I have aren't close enough to 0.1...
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    Show us a picture of your reloading bench

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    What clever little things have you "invented or discovered" that you can share?

    Ball handles efficiency, ease of use and comfort can be seriously improved by simply a covering the ball with a baby's sox.
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    What clever little things have you "invented or discovered" that you can share?

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    What clever little things have you "invented or discovered" that you can share?

    Just discovered this Locator Button tab on another site.
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    To Co-Ax or Not to Co-Ax?

    Unless you make one like JimKirk the difference in stroke is a fraction of an inch on my Bonanza. As far as being superior to other presses for concentricity I've found the dies used are far more important for concentricity issues, no matter what press is used. What make the CO-AX shine is the...
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    To Co-Ax or Not to Co-Ax?

    How so? The handle has to go to the top to open the jaws. Then the handle has to go thru full downward travel for the case to enter the die. If there is a shorter travel method please educate me.
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    Favorite old school reloading equipment

    I'm currently restoring this old Herters #5 Awaiting some .006 SS wire to get it up and running. below is a .38 spl Lyman's Accru-Wax bullet kit. It came with a deprimer and a hand primer
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    Is the Lyman #55 the cure for what ails me?

    The 55 is very consistant with ball and flake powders actually one of the best for flake powders. It has a learning curve to get comfortable adjusting the cylinders. One of my favorites bench mounted measures. I've seen many of them available on ebay for a decent price.
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    Gee, I wish someone made or would invent (........) for reloaders.

    Easy way to add another bin.
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    Primer Filling Tools

    I guess being old and retired allow me the time to use this. :)
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    Is there a "best" Hi-Tek Supercoat bullet manufacturer?

    The SKS actually can shoot cast bullets without leading. Google this : C. E. Harris "Practical Dope on the 7.62x39
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    Is there a "best" Hi-Tek Supercoat bullet manufacturer?

    That is what I was asking, if any of these companies are making a 7.62x39 or 9x18 Hi-tec coated bullets?
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