Recent content by mtheroux

Thanks Nate. I have one.

Is that Over maximum? Historian, I went to the Hodgdon Reloading Center and it says: .40 S&W / W231 / 180g / starting load 4.1 / maximum load 5.0 :confused: Am I reading the information, or are you shooting above the maximum load? For those who wondered - I have bought a reloading...

Hey guys, Newbie here. Been waiting since June and finally received my Lee Load Master setup for .40 S&W. After I get my feet wet I'll load some .223 also, but not yet. Time to tune back in to get your advice for a good setup. I have not bought supplies yet. 1 - I need primers. Lee...

Lee Load Master Question I've read so much feedback and the responses are a little vague, so I'm asking a very straight forward question. I am buying a Lee Load master and planning to reload various pistol and rifle calibers (.38spl, .40sw, .223 & .270). Lee supplies the Lee Pro Auto...

Thank you. Great advice.

All - you've been great!! I placed my order today. I have one more quick question. I'm planning to use the Universal Decapping Die. Is this adequate for reloading once fired 5.56 Lake City ammo? Is any extra preparation required due to the crimped primers?

Great! Thank you. Placed my order this afternoon.

thank you

Thanks, great advice! I understand from you that the Load Master pistol kits come with the factory crimp die. I'll confirm when I place the order. Are you saying that your LoadMaster pistol kit included the universal decapping die that would be installed in position 1? How many & which...

thank you.

Thank you for so much great advice! 1. I understand that I need the perfect powder measure & universal charging die for loading large rifle cartridges. I've heard that the disk powder measure is superior for handguns, but I'd rather only buy one powder measure for all jobs, if I can. Is...

Folks, I'm watching these replies and just want to say thank you to all who have Lee Load Master experience and took time to contribute. My basic approach is that I want to get my configuration right the first time, so I don't end up buy additional parts that aren't needed. I'll respond...

Ok, so I'm ready to take the plunge and start reloading my own. I've done quite a bit of reading and viewing online videos and concluded that I think the Lee Load Master fits my abilities and budget. The loads I want to make are: .40S&W, .223 Rem, .38 SPL, .270 Win. I'll probably start off...