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Maybe I will drill some holes in the side, or bottom

I have a refrigerator that doesn't work anymore and I want to use it to store powder. Do I have anything to worry about specifically? I was just thinking of getting some moisture absorber that may help

So rcmodel, your saying I just need the field gauge, not the go and go/no go gauges?

Both barrels marked 5.56. So I should go for the 5.56 gauge? will I have to check it for .223 also, or will the 5.56 gauge cover that?

I just put together my second ar15, using a PSA upper without BCG and a BCM BCG. Components are marked .223/5.56, however in looking for a headspace gauge, I am finding out there are 2 different gauge sets, one for .223 and one for 5.56. I will be shooting both and need to know what gauge to...

Yes, sorry .754 is max length. All of mine come in at .701 after sizing using a Lee die and measured with a digital caliper. They are all marked 9mm luger, mostly blazer, shot unknown amount of times. I will be using Lead bullets in them. All from the same source, not sure where they got...

Both my lyman 49th and my lee loadbooks say the case length should be .75, but all of mine come in shorter, at .70. Nowhere that I could read did either book say a minimun length, just that the case length needs to be .75. Would .70 be ok?

Sorry, I meant 4227, and I wont be using that again, it requires to much powder

I am using this powder becausd on there website they said it was a good pistol powder. I am also trying hodgdon clays and imr4077 as well as titegroup just to see the difference

Winchester .38+p, but im not loading to plus p specs just .38. These are nickle plated cases

Ill try it. thx

I have 2 books, Lee and Lyman 49th, went to Alliant powder website, loaddata.com and cannot find a recipe for what I need, so I am asking for help. I will be loading 158 gr JFN-Berry's-Using Alliant powder American Select-None of my resources have this combo. Any suggestions? or keep buying books?

No, I am here. I am using a Berrys 158 gr jfp in a Winchester nickel plated case. I used the imr4227 becuase it is what I had and was on the Hodgdkins load data site.I also used Titegroup, since it was on the load data site also, but called for less then half the amount of powder

I have a question on powders and weights. I loaded some .38sp +p with IMR 4227. The load data sheet said 11 grains of powder. I then got some Hodgdkins Titegroup and for the exact same bullet, it called for 4.3 gr max. The fps was 56 fps less on the titegroup. My question is why is the...

What if it doesn't have a cannelure groove?

I have bullet length gauges for 9mm .223 and .45 from Lyman, but I cannot find one for .38 or .37. Any suggestions for a quick check gauge?

I am using Hodgdons 4227 powder and went to their load data site and found a Max load of 11 grains, but the minimum field is empty. My Lymans 49th doesn't even show the +p and my Lee manual shows the +p but not the powder I have. what do I do in this situation? Buy more manuals?

I am looking at buying a pellet gun, but not sure which way to go. Electric, pump, etc. Does anyone here have any advice?

3dgeneration shooting supply has a ton of primers and powder

They went OOS right after I asked the question