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I see they changed the description to WWII antiques now. Getting closer. This thread can be closed.

I don't know where this tongue in cheek link belongs, if anywhere, but I thought I should share it. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/187888869155432/

I just had a good chuckle.... Gotta wonder how many people on here actually set type with a Linotype machine. Luckily our high school had one in the 70's that we got to use in our printing class!

Try turning the whole seating die down a quarter turn and try running your load into the seating die again. It should add some crimp and seat deeper at the same time. I don't normally use the 4th die.

I can't get my pickup truck worked on because the owner of the car lot/ repair shop doesn't know if he can have his business open! This is insane. I'm glad I have provisions to load something up as I set up my loading area after a recent move. I'm getting tired of prepping brass and sizing...

I hope .44 magnum is one. I have a bunch of brass prepped.

Jake is good people.

I buy a lot of 124 grain Precision Delta JHP. I think I paid $89 per 1000 with free shipping last order.

Rest in peace RC model. I too have got advice from him and have read so many of his posts in the past to know how much he enjoyed reloading and sharing his passion with others. I don't get on here as much as in the past, but posting this hurts none the less.

This isn't a cover over the lens, but the opaque light sensor cover. It does however look like it should be replaceable if Bushnell works with me on it. I'll give them a call and see what happens. Note: Just got off the phone with Bushnell support, a technician went into his used parts bin...

My game camera was ruined a couple weeks ago and I just found out what broke the sensor cover, a downy woodpecker! My son's friend captured 3 pictures of a downy woodpecker point blank. It is the second one in my woods this season. My neighbor said a guy in his woods had the same thing on one...

I use both Bullseye and CFE-Pistol. A pound of Bullseye went a long way!

Having trouble finding Win296/H110 I found some AA#9 that makes for a real nice magnum powder with regular primers in .44 magnum and I understand works great in .30 carbine. Glad I picked up several pounds of it now. :D

Good info DR915. I seated mine a bit longer at 1.13 I think. Not sure when I will be able to get out and test these loads. Our range is only open on weekends in the Winter and I have to work this next one. :(

My pet load for .38 special and 148 grain lead double ended wadcutters would include HP-38 and Red dot. HP-38 for bulk loading and Red dot for weighing every charge smaller runs. I am guessing Bullseye or Unique for your bullets would work well. Haven't done much with 700-X.

Thanks for the info. I saved you a little time on figuring out which disk to use if nothing else, the smallest one. ;) Let me know how things go whenever you fine tune your load. Someday I might go back to Berry's again if the price is right. Just can't beat Precision Deltas when on sale! I...

Good info. How was the accuracy?

Original poster is using a Dillon trimmer, so I have to assume he is getting a fairly consistent trim length. I also use a Lee seating die and don't believe mine will seat and crimp in one stroke, but mine came with the "factory crimp die" in the set. Since I don't think your rifle has enough...

I've got a huge Barska on my model 34. Lighted reticle and a huge hood too. Not sure what model it is, but very accurate. It is 70 miles away at the cabin.

Fantastic powder in my 148 grain lead double ended wadcutter .38 special loads. Mild and very accurate. Didn't even try to meter Red dot in my Lee measure though. Weighed every charge in my RCBS Chargemaster 1500. I ended up using HP-38 for my progressive press large runs of 148 grain .38...