AJC1
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Last night after the kids went to bed I put together 100 357 with 10.6 blue dot over my cast 156 noe. Being my third pound of blue dot I finally got a pound with a few blue flakes in it. My previous 2 pounds didnt....
What have you done in the reloading room today
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BreechFace
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That was the first iteration of "Glock Perfection."
Charlie98
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...from it's humble beginnings? More like Glock 'we're working on it, we'll have it pretty soon.'
Someone on another forum said it looked like Hi-Point and ever since then I can't unsee that. ;-)
Lennyjoe
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Cleaning and uniforming .223/5.56 primer pockets is dirty business.
Dry tumbled some 357 and 9mm brass, de dusted them and gave them a coat of One Shot.
Loaded some 9mm Luger with Speer brass, Rem 5-1/2 primers, 4.4 grains W231 under Sinterfire 100 grain FP frangibles @ 1.125”.
They shot well, 1.5” @ 50 yards in the PCC, but were defeated by my carbine’s favorite practice load with Xtreme 124 PFP’s (.354”) shooting solid 1” groups.
Loaded some 9mm Luger with Speer brass, Rem 5-1/2 primers, 4.4 grains W231 under Sinterfire 100 grain FP frangibles @ 1.125”.
They shot well, 1.5” @ 50 yards in the PCC, but were defeated by my carbine’s favorite practice load with Xtreme 124 PFP’s (.354”) shooting solid 1” groups.
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It’s the Glockosaurus Rex.
AJC1
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Loaded up another 100 357 with blue dot. Up to 400 ish, I'll see how many cases I have and when I run out of Winchester I'll probably stop...
I also used my freshly repaired lathe (thanks again jmorris)to make a 45 caliber push rod for my noe sizing system... not perfect but functional... my second project ever!!!!
35 cal noe and bolt used as stock.
Noe 35 and ajc enerprizes 45 cal.
I also used my freshly repaired lathe (thanks again jmorris)to make a 45 caliber push rod for my noe sizing system... not perfect but functional... my second project ever!!!!
35 cal noe and bolt used as stock.
Noe 35 and ajc enerprizes 45 cal.
AJC1
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Spent several hours trimming, deburing, chamfering, trimming the flash hole and priming 500 pieces of Winchester 357.... my paws are sore and I'm done for the day!!!!
AJC1
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They are good for one or two tweaks back straight before they break off.
It’s had one. And the “ball” on the end after who knows how many thousands needed dremel work. So I May work it over so I have 2 spares. lol.
AJC1
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Just be careful if you have any premium brass... lapua Palma 308, 6br or others, as they have a small flash hole.
Lately I've noticed cases with the neck plugged with mud. A little digging, and there's some sort of grub living in the sealed case
PWC
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If I saw someone shooting "my calibers" I always asked if they want their brass, and if not may I have it?
Surprisingly, many picked it up at break and gave it to me.
I didn't meet the buzzard, probably because it was obvious I retrieved my own plus any unclaimed at my position.
Used the most obnoxious color nail polish, thinned, as primer sealer to act as my witness mark in case of argument.
AJC1
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Charlie98
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But... that does take some of the fun out of it. I love racking the bolt, or lever, or whatever... but, having said that, I also hate chasing brass. *sigh*
barnfrog
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Mud wasp larva, maybe?
.45Coltguy
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.357 and 2400. Pretty good combo right there.
lightman
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This morning I started moving my lead stash from the middle of the garage floor where it ended up after our move to the truck toolbox that I set up to store it in. I'm going to have to improve my process! I moved about a half of a milk crate (350# or so) before I got tired. This is going to be a big job for an old crippled guy in a wheelchair! And I'm still picking up weights when I run across them!
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