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thought i will give my input on these new Forster 223 BR dies, i purchased the 2 die set, they do produce a load that has 1/2 the runout of my other 223 dies, i am seeing .0015 max runout.and have shot my tightest groups so far with my S&W MP 15T, for awhile i was not super impressed with the MP...

HI Ron Thanks, i did read what you posted, wonder if i bottomed the shell holder against the body by a few thousands and try it, i left Forster an email, but still awaiting on their response. Chet

HI Ron maybe i should redo my post, the post was about bullet seating. Chet

picked up a set of Forster dies i picked up a new set of Forster 004101 BR 223 dies set, question i have is when doing the bullet seating, are you guys using the shell holder to contact the bottom of the die to control the OLAL, or using the non contact shell holder to the die and using the...

been reloading alot of 223 lately, i notice when i use the Imperial wax for the outside lube, then i take a cotton swab with some wax on it and use it inside the neck for a lube when FS. after awhile i got thinking when i do my powder drops i see powder sticking to the necks, i am not 100% sure...

You are right Jeff, but was itchin to try another set, the lee's were doing their job, i hope i make some progress on a bit tighter groups out of my Ar 15 with the Forster Die set i ordered. Chet

i am presently loading 223 for my ar 15 using the Lee standard dies, not having any issues, but i want to try a new 223 full sizing die from another company, was looking at the RCBS brand, i am curious what are the differences between the standard die, X die and the competition dies, also the...

To be honest, i have neck bushing dies for my 6br and 6.5x284, they are great. IF the neck wall thickness is consistent, as for my 223 for my AR 15 i have alot of mixed brass ect, neck bushings are really not what i want here in this case, i have more constant neck tension using a mandrel, so...

the way i reload my 223 now is after i FS the brass, i notice the bullets are sort of hard to seat, a lot of neck tension, so i made a mandrel that is .002 larger the the ball expander, so i have a separate operation where i run the mandrel down in the neck and then i have perfect neck tension...

I am looking for a new set of 223 reloadings dies, i am presently using a lee set and have no issues shooting them out of my AR 15, but i have been hearing alot of good thing on the new carbide dies, are the Dillon dies the way to go, they are costly at over 125.00 dollars are they going to...

was out shooting my ar 15 today, i-8 twist it is a new rifle with about 25-30 rounds thru it, all shooting done at 100yds with a 12x scope. loaded 10 each. 26gr varget 60gr vmax, 26gr varget 55 nosler BT, 70 Berger 24gr varget. 55gr all these loads had a WSR primer, 55 vmax RL-15 rem 7 1/2...

sounds too good to be true for me,,, i am in PA being tomorrow is Black Friday, i'd figure i would find one online, no luck yet, but i am a lousy at browsing online too Chet

been looking at the Spikes AR 15 rifles, i am new at AR 15's ect, if someone can tell me where these rifles can be purchased online at discounted prices Chet

hi TfflHndn I have plenty of WSF, but never could find a powder charge for the 115, i figured the WSF was better for the heavier bullets. Chet

have been having excellent results with power pistol powder and the coated 9mm 115gr bullets in my Glock, Power Pistol is getting scarce around here, has anyone tried any other powders that were good in the 115 coated bullets, i tried some unique and w231, hope i can fond a good alternative for...

all powder charges when i load test are weighted, 4.7 exact. the bullets are Penn 9mm 120gr tcbb from 20yrs ago, lube looks fine and as for hardness, dont know, but if my memory serves me right, i was shooting these out of my Beretta 92FS with W 231 and dont recall the severe leading. Chet

HI wingman I use coated all the time now, no issues, but the 9mm lead bullets i purchased a few thousand 20yrs ago, don't recall coated then. Chet

went out shooting my Ruger SR9C, i loaded 50 rounds of the plain lead 120gr tcbb with 4.7gr Unique with a COL of 1.040, load is fairly accurate, but barrel was leaded, had a tough time cleaning it, since i normally dont deal with leaded barrels. is this problem common or load related any...

if the ergonomics are better for you on the M&P then go for it, a guy had one at the range a few weeks ago, he wanted to try my glock 17 and he said to try the M&P, as someone mentioned the trigger, i thought it was on safe, i will stay with the glock 17 for now, and i sort of feel the glock...

i had the Sig P320 ok gun, i could not get to be consistent with it, had the XDM 9mm with the 4.5" barrel, trigger pull was SO LONG, that that one had to go, i have the PPQ m2 good gun, trigger is good, barrel lock up is sloppy, i am surprised at that due to its price, overall my wife likes it...