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Thank you all for the good advice and tips. I've never been in a hurry while loading anything. The reason I'm not as I am chasing... -
MonkTx replied to the thread Case cleaning/polishing.That's nasty. My brass gets washed during my monthly bath along with the silverware.
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MonkTx replied to the thread Case cleaning/polishing.I preferred turtle wax before I started wet tumbling.
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MonkTx replied to the thread Keeping reloads in like new condition.Can't remember his name on here but one of the old timers of the high road was an ammo manufacturer for the LAPD back in the sixties and...
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Hello all, I recently purchased an sp101 in 327mag and have some questions about loading for it. I have a lot of 32 h&r and 32 s&w...
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MonkTx replied to the thread What have you done in the reloading room today.I see that on old Remington and Twin Cities brass. I wonder if they're drawing it too thin in the manufacturing process?
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MonkTx replied to the thread LE Wilson Case trimmer with micrometer worth the money?.Here is Ol' Crusty, 35 years or so of use, mostly on brass for highpower competition.
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MonkTx replied to the thread Another disappointing die purchase.I am slowly replacing all of my hornady dies. I ran my Hornady and RCBS 9mm sizing dies along side each other and the difference in...
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MonkTx replied to the thread LE Wilson Case trimmer with micrometer worth the money?.I love my Wilson, no micrometer but it's the best lathe type trimmer made.
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MonkTx replied to the thread Bullets matter!.Headwind/tailwind effect is negligible isn't it? At least at normal earth wind speeds. I'm thinking sunlight conditions changed. On...
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MonkTx replied to the thread Bullets matter!.It was not not my intent rile you. Was just asking an honest question.
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MonkTx replied to the thread Bullets matter!.I don't understand this. What changes from two to three hundred that you can't shoot a group with confidence? It seems to me the...
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MonkTx replied to the thread Trimming .30 Carbine brass.I've tried several lathe type trimmers to trim 30 carbine and they were less than ideal. An RCBS trim die is the quick and painless way...
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Like I said, there are lots of reasons to form cases that are limited supply. For 30-06, you may want to get a bushing die so you can...
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