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I have plenty of supplies to reload 32-20 for quite some time. I'll start out low and see what we get. Thanks for all the input

I recently picked up a 32-20 revolver and while completing the deal the shop owner and another customer both agreed that 32-20 ammo for pistols is different than rifles. :confused: I assumed 32-20 is 32-20, just like 44 mag is 44 mag, 357 is 357 etc. The only reason I bought it is because I...

Right now I have the following powders on the shelf H335, H322, H110, H4831SC Reloader 7 A2230 IMR3031, IMR4831, IMR4350 I also have a few pounds of Goex FFg & Triple Seven FFg. I have read that Unique is a great and widely used powder for this caliber, so maybe my best bet is to find some of...

I'd like the code if still applicable?

I've been handed down my grandfathers Marlin lever action in .32/20, along with a few hundred pieces of brass, some 80 gr & 100 gr bullets. It seems like any load data I can find is for pistols, which I've also read is too light of a load for rifles. Does anyone have any starting point for...

I'll try it again with a full shell plate and see if that helps any. I guess I can see where it would torque the plate not having even pressure on all sides. Thanks for the help and suggestions guys, it just gets aggravating trying to figure it out. I've always loaded v-max bullets in the...

The die is adjusted correctly, I double checked it just now hoping that was the problem. The seating die is seating off the ogive, I can see a faint ring where it touches. I'll play with it some more tomorrow when the Hornady Bullet Comparator shows up. Maybe once I get it in hand it will...

I see what you're saying, but I'm still confused. So the ogive of the bullet is a more accurate place to measure, but how does measuring to the ogive give you your COAL, and how can you be sure you're not make a compressed load? Especially if you set your die to the correct COAL on the first...

Ok so I'm reloading 6.8 SPC w/ 110 Accubonds. Using a Dillon 550B press, Hornady New Dimension dies. I know it has to be something simple, but it's about to make me crazy. I have all the dies set, run one case thru to set OAL and it's dead on at 2.260". Run the next case thru and it's way...

I'd kinda like to use up the last of my lil gun, so if I load the 452 grain FNGC at 28.5 grains of lil gun it would be in the acceptable range, correct? I just want to be sure. Hodgdons website shows 440 gr @ 30.0 - 35.0, and 500 gr @ 27.0 - 30.0 my other question would be seating depth...

well the powder I have on hand is H110 & Lil Gun, thanks for anything you can offer

When I bought my 500 S&W magnum, I also bought a bunch of reloading supplies from the same guy. That was a year ago, and some of the cast bullets were in Tupperware containers, probably because the boxes were in poor shape or whatever. I have a bunch of bullets that were marked 452 gr FNGC...

Here's a photo of the last 5 rounds of 500 mag I shot. I happened to notice the primers were gradually struck harder around the cylinder. It's a little hard to tell but the first two or three seem to have a normal strike on them, the fourth is slightly deeper and almost punctured, the fifth is...

Has anyone been able to make their own modified case for the OAL guage? I am assuming they must have come up with their own threads or something sp that people can't make their own cases?

Thanks guys, I should have added that I do have Hornady's 8th edition manual on order but it doesn't look like it will be here for the weekend.

Does anyone have any load data for the 500 grain Hornady FP/XTP bullets, preferably using Lil Gun or H110? On a side note, when trying to find data for a bullet does it really make much difference what style the bullet is as long as you have the correct weight? Is a 500 grain bullet a 500...

Can black powder, FFg or FFFg specifically, be measured out the same way as regular powder? I mean, a grain is a grain correct? Sorry if this seems like something that should be common sense, but I am totally new to black powder and want to be safe rather than sorry. :o

luckily I ended up only having to use 4350 for the last dozen and ahalf rounds. The rest will be just fine. Thanks for the help guys

thats what I was thinking, but I couldn't remember for sure

I'm reloading a bunch of 22-250 for a prairie dog trip and ran out of Varget. Of course no one has any on hand and I dont have time to order any. I do have some IMR 4350 but I can't find any data for the Berger 60 grain FB Varmint hp's. I do see on Hodgdons website they recommend 38-40 grains...