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Reloading
mickeyc0
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I just started reloading last night. I bought the lee anniversary kit and the problem i have is when i seat the round i seat it in too far. i dont know when to stop applying pressure to the lever. Can anyone help me out. BTW i'm reloading 45 acp
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Thanks,
Thanks in advance...
Thanks
Bret
thanks again
andrew
one shot, one kill
Any help would be much appreciated.
- Parisi
My son just gave me a pair of handguns both ruger blackhawks. One is chambered in 30-357 mag the other is 32-357 mag. Does anyone have any data on either one. I have been able to find loading dies and forming dies for the 30-357. nothing more than that. NEED HELP.
Thank you
Lloyd
My questions are these...
1.) Is it worth it to reload 7.62x39 rounds? What about 40 S&W?
2.) What do I need to start, best value reloader, etc???
3.) What literature do you recommend???
4.) open to comments.......
Better to carry a pistol and not need it than need a pistol and not have it.
14479963. Is this a good purchase or are there better deals with dies out there. I dont know a damn thing about it so give me everything you've got.
Thanks
Larry
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Tel: 0709-95 57 55
E-mail: norma@pengaberget.se
"LIFE IS NOT A JOURNEY TO THE GRAVE WITH THE INTENTION OF ARRIVING SAFELY IN ONE PRETTY AND WELL PRESERVED PIECE, BUT, TO SKID ACROSS THE LINE BROADSIDE, THROUGHLY USED UP, WORN OUT, LEAKING OIL, SHOUTING GERONIMO!!"
why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
Got Balistics?
Anyway, one of those 2 is simply relabeled MRP.
Some guys like a mag full of lead, I still prefer one round to the head.
why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
Got Balistics?
Some guys like a mag full of lead, I still prefer one round to the head.
why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
Got Balistics?
The only way to find MRP in the U.S. now is to call around to all of the suppliers and check all of the smaller shops to see if they have anything left in inventory. Once again, Norma has been pulled from our market. Sinclair doesn't list any but Graf & Sons has N202 and N204 still in stock and at a reduced price.
http://www.grafs.com/shopRegularproducts.cfm/startItem/1
MRP is similar to Re-22 and I stress similar as JustC points out. Re-22 sometimes falls a fair distance outside of the range of acceptable, hence a recall a couple of years ago. One lot of Re-22 tested close to Re-19 with some portions trending to be slightly faster than that. This lot was recalled and replaced quickly.
I might be talking to Norma before SHOTShow but if not, I'll certainly see them at the show as I have an appointment with their engineers so I can ask about distribution. Norma has a list of distributors on their website but they all handle brass and not the powder. This quote below is part of the problem, I believe:
2002 Ruag Ammotech AG becomes new owner. Norma manufactures 23 million cartridges in 70 calibres. This allows us to offer one of the biggest ranges of rifle ammunition in the world.
I don't mean that in negative way, it's just that relatively new owners usually have different ideas about which direction to take a new purchase. Ruag is a great company for high quality armaments and ammunition.
http://www.swissmun.com/e/
I think that you can safely test Re-22 as a similar substitute for MRP but I would give Re-25 a try and see if this slightly slower powder will work for your applications. I bought as much MRP and MRP2 as I could afford at the time but it's going to run here shortly since I use it frequently. I am in the process of testing some of the Ramshot powders and the Hunter powder seems to be doing pretty good. Otherwise you can try the V V N-160/165 or N-560, more really good matches for the Re-22. The Vit powders burn very clean as do the Ramshot powders.
Best of luck!
Michael,
The only way to find MRP in the U.S. now is to call around to all of the suppliers and check all of the smaller shops to see if they have anything left in inventory. Once again, Norma has been pulled from our market. Sinclair doesn't list any but Graf & Sons has N202 and N204 still in stock and at a reduced price.
http://www.grafs.com/shopRegularproducts.cfm/startItem/1
MRP is similar to Re-22 and I stress similar as JustC points out. Re-22 sometimes falls a fair distance outside of the range of acceptable, hence a recall a couple of years ago. One lot of Re-22 tested close to Re-19 with some portions trending to be slightly faster than that. This lot was recalled and replaced quickly.
I might be talking to Norma before SHOTShow but if not, I'll certainly see them at the show as I have an appointment with their engineers so I can ask about distribution. Norma has a list of distributors on their website but they all handle brass and not the powder. This quote below is part of the problem, I believe:
2002 Ruag Ammotech AG becomes new owner. Norma manufactures 23 million cartridges in 70 calibres. This allows us to offer one of the biggest ranges of rifle ammunition in the world.
I don't mean that in negative way, it's just that relatively new owners usually have different ideas about which direction to take a new purchase. Ruag is a great company for high quality armaments and ammunition.
http://www.swissmun.com/e/
I think that you can safely test Re-22 as a similar substitute for MRP but I would give Re-25 a try and see if this slightly slower powder will work for your applications. I bought as much MRP and MRP2 as I could afford at the time but it's going to run here shortly since I use it frequently. I am in the process of testing some of the Ramshot powders and the Hunter powder seems to be doing pretty good. Otherwise you can try the V V N-160/165 or N-560, more really good matches for the Re-22. The Vit powders burn very clean as do the Ramshot powders.
Best of luck!