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Most people have no clue that the Lee priming arm is actually depth-adjustable.

I do exactly the same. I use it on brass and also on cast bullets that I push-through size prior to lubing. It drys to a waxy coating; no need to clean it off prior to loading.

But I so much want to shoot 1-hole groups at 100. I see others doing it, I've never done it in my life. And the window is getting narrower as we speak....;)

And that's why .Gov does it. Because they can. There is no competition. I deal with this regularly; having to get permission from some governmental entity to perform a business activity. The clerical workers routinely force us supplicants to wait on their timetable, or jump through some...

The longer I looked at the target, the more I was thinking the same thing. I can do 23.5, 23.7, 24.0, 24.2

Someone told me that H335 wasn't a good choice for heavier 223 rounds. Let's see... Everglades 68gr HPBT, weight sorted and trimmed FC brass - previously fired in this rifle and neck-sized only, S&B SRP. I throw 23 grains of H335 and trickle up to desired step. Took my Savage M10 out...

At busier drinking establishments I have seen the beer-tender girls wear them on a bracelet. Easy to grab, not in the way. Them gals open hundreds of bottles and cans a night.

And, showing your unconverted Ruger 3-screw at the door grants you admission to the Old Breed Room. We have an open bar...

Nothing. I loaded up the Savage M10 223, and headed to the local club. I wanted to do some cleanup work out there, before it got too hot. I figured I would work for a while, then shoot. You know, like what Dad always said; Work first, play second. I ended up too tired to shoot. I just...

Loaded enough 7.62x54r to shoot the upcoming match, then shifted my attention to 223 Rem. I set up the LCT, and am ready to load up some 68gr Everglade HPBT. I'm trying to decide on powder; H335 or WC844.

Wow! Reloading supplies at the airport? How convenient is that! :) It does look like they are fairly well stocked.

I'm not going to defend @GeoDudeFlorida . That picture didn't fool me! :neener:

I was out there Sunday, visited with the same couple. Nice folks. They had Federal Large Rifle primers for $135/K, even on Sunday afternoon. They had a very good variety of powders, and deep stock. Mostly 1 pound bottles, but some 8 also. He said they buy powder in 1000lb increments, so...

For several years an LR could not be had for under $600. Since Garmin, LR can be had for $450 new, but I can't think of any reason to buy it.

I don't think that's a mallet. I think it is a powder scoop/measure for shotgun.

I wasn't certain anyone would catch the reference. I'm glad to see the humor wasn't wasted.

I use different HS brass in different rifles. I have no AR, or any sort of semi-auto 223, so I have no need of bulk ammo; a bolt gun or single shot doesn't gobble ammo like an autoloader. Once I partially clean the brass I pull out the brands I want, throw the rest in a bucket. If someone...

I don't think @Mark_Mark has joined yet. At this point he's more of a hangaround.

Love the grips on the Ruger! Who makes those?

I have a supply of CBI also. It is very, very fluffy and very clean burning. My lot - possibly the same as yours - burns about the same as w231 also. I haven't tried it in 9mm, but it is really nice in 'not anywhere near full power' loads for the cartridges with large capacity cases...