Recent content by john16443

Can't address the S&B LPP's in a LNL directly, but I've not had a single hiccup with loading S&B SPP's in my LNL. Matter of fact, there hasn't been a large or small pistol primer that has given me a lick of trouble in the LNL. The only modification I've made is to glue a small piece of hacksaw...

Bullet Works indicates they have stock for the following plated bullets. 9mm: http://www.thebulletworks.net/09-115-PL-RN-p/111115.htm 45ACP: http://www.thebulletworks.net/45-230-PL-RN-p/161230.htm 10mm/40: http://www.thebulletworks.net/10-40-180-PL-RN-FP-p/133180.htm

I've run several thousand of the 9mm/357sig frangible's through my Ruger and CZ. Not pulled, but new from Midway. The 9mm's worked just fine, just make sure to follow the guidelines about not applying too much crimp. If you score the bullet at all, it may/will fracture it right at the top of...

Good to know waho. Did you notice any sort of shot to shot inconsistencies (other than accuracy!) in the 41 rounds that went bang?

My records show the best accuracy with Berry's 124gr HBRN using 3.9 and 4.0 grains of Titegroup. 4.2 worked consistently as well. COL was 1.14".

And now comes the run on Precision Delta...

A Lee Classic Turret Press would be the first thing I would look at. Bulletproof as far as I'm concerned, probably the best product Lee makes. It will handle all your calibers. You're right, a $10 turret with installed dies is all you need to change calibers, 3 seconds and you're done. The...

Interesting. Did some more google searching and found out that this may not be such a good idea, yet. I'll bet we'll see this lead free primers as standard offering before the end of the decade. Looks like latex gloves to pick up brass and a breathing mask to minimize inhalation at the range...

It's not about the savings, it's about the absence of lead. I'm struggling with elevated blood lead levels and need to reduce exposure wherever I can without ceasing my shooting. What I want to know is if they work essentially the same as the normal variety or not. I'll go through more than...

Check out this video from Mid-South Shooters Supply. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epIG4MI4rqk&list=PLA13A12DA81172B03&index=5&feature=plcp For brass, no need to get more than the Hornady Magnum sonic cleaner for just north of $200. This thing is the bomb for a number of reasons. 1) I...

Well, an email to Grafs got me this generic response. "Jacob Nixon [email protected] 6:18 AM (15 minutes ago) No problems at all. Are just fine to use. Thank You, Jacob Nixon Graf & Sons Inc.Technical Support 573-581-2266 ext. 123" I guess nobody has used the lead free version...

Grafs offers lead free small pistol primers from Tula. Anyone have experience with these that they can share? Looking specifically for the lead free primer experience, I've successfully used many 1000's of other Tula primers in LPP and SPP...

You mean something like this? http://www.midwayusa.com/product/193073/loadbooks-usa-7mm-08-remington-reloading-manual I have them for 9mm and 45ACP.

Not that I've come across, but their brass in general has tight pockets. I don't reload S&B brass because of this. Can you provide a picture?

Enjoy http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=581070 Word on the street is that the newer 115 HBRn are a little more accurate as well. With the longer body, I have to believe that any HB bullet will show better overall accuracy due to the increased bearing surface of the bullet body.