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http://youtu.be/-iUKNFi-p8s All coming together for fun!

Get a reloading manual. Read it. It will cover more than you can read about on forums.

Safest bet is to size, but try a few and see.

Wow. Never seen that before, but I haven't shot that bullet either. Keep us posted on what you learn.

MIL: You want to use the flat seating die stem with flat point, truncated cone, SWC, or hollow point bullet profiles.

Aw Contraire(sp?)! I've got several juicy insights from the viewing public already. Many folks have nothing to meaningful contribute, but a few have the precise specialized knowledge I'm hoping to tap into. Gotta love the interweb.

Randy, Have you ever looked at something and wondered what it was made of? Ever take apart clocks or adding machines as a kid? It's that sort of thing. Koski

Randy, Congratulations on your cynicism and unhelpfulness. My plans are to write a book and retire on the proceeds. Actually I'll probably post the findings on idpaforum.com and maybe here if anyone cares. I have a pretty good eye for reloads vs. factory. With reloads, the case interior...

I believe Uncle Don made many thousands of .357 Sig brass from .40. Uncle Don, where are you?

Thanks Frogo!

Does this look like BE or Power Pistol? Both?

Sweet. You're my new hero!

Thank you! And thanks for checking when you get home Centaur.

If you have WSF at your house, does it look like this?

I AM NOT GOING TO USE this powdah, just trying to identify it. I scrounged some ammo off the ground at IDPA nationals and am trying to identify the powders that were used. I think this is Bullseye or Power Pistol, or perhaps a mixture of both. It's not Unique, which is blacker and has...

As discussed before, I am not going to use this powder, just trying to ID it (scrounged ammo from IDPA Nationals). I think these two pictures/samples are really the same powder. This is a black ball powder, medium sized, with irregular shapes. It is NOT TG or 231. 9mm loads were 3.7 to...

As discussed before, I'm trying to ID some powders I extracted from some ammo I scrounged off of the ground at IDPA Nationals this year. I AM NOT GOING TO USE THIS POWDER. These 3 pics show what I think is the same powder. A fine black ball powder. It has got to be medium/slow: In...

Somewhere north of 100k. I'll have to add it up sometime.

Thanks for the help.

Herco? You need to find a reloader that is over 85 years old.