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There was a gentleman here that I bought some .45 brass from some time ago; I can't seem to find his info anymore though. Anyhow, I'm looking for 400 to 500 pieces of .45ACP brass, once-fired, and 200 pieces or so of .40SW brass, once-fired. Anyone? I might also be interested in some...

I'm back into reloading after a long hiatus, and I decided I'd see if I could tweak the accuracy of my bolt rifle rounds a bit... I recalled, with my stepfather's 7MM-08, seating the bullet further out than the book called for... about .01" or so off the lands... I determined where the rifling...

I've been looking for a site that sells once-fired brass (looking at .45ACP and .44Magnum, and probably will be looking for .308 Winchester at some point)... found two interesting sites, http://www.cheyennebrass.com/once_fired.asp and http://www.brassmanbrass.com/ ... anyone used these guys...

I've noted in the Speer reloading manual they specify a Magnum (CCI of course) Large Pistol Primer for use with H110 in the .44 Magnum. In the latest Hornady manual, they are using a Winchester WLP Primer in similar loads... I've been loading using Magtech 2 1/2 primers (from what I've seen...

I've been looking around for a bit for a good metering powder to use in my .300 Weatherby reloads (dies are on the way) ... I'll be loading them in my Hornady progressive press. The measure prefers non-stick powder, of course. I ran across the 100V powder on the Hodgdon site, looks promising...

I've been successfully loading pistol ammo (.44 Magnum and .45ACP) on my Hornady LnL AP press for a month or so now, no complaints (some of you have helped me figure out some of the minor issues I've encountered thus far, thanks for that). I decided to see if I could load some .30-30 up on this...

I've got a buddy (he doesn't have internet access, believe it or not) that has jumped into the reloading "game" with me... he inherited a decent set of equipment and even reloading components from his father, along with some pretty neat mausers... well, he's got this Turkish Mauser that's...

I've got a .300 Weatherby Magnum (Weatherby Vanguard) that has claimed a few victims on the shooter's side of the gun (scope cuts, etc.), and the recoil is rather stiff making it not so fun to shoot. It is darned accurate, but I'd like to cut down on the recoil a bit. A fellow shooter at the...