Recent content by brumbelowcr

I wouldn't look past speer hot core's. I have used them for my hunting applications for years and settled on them after disappointments in others. They are a bonded core bullet and weight loss is minimal. Plus on white tail and elk they hit like a wrecking ball. Accuracy is great also, .77...

I use the base model sinclair tool with a Lee case holder chucked in a handheld electric screw driver. I use a ball micrometer to measure for the thinnest neck on all the cases I am working with in a lot. Turn the thinnest to where 75 % of that neck is touched by the cutter all the way around...

Bwahaha. Blew coke out my nose.

Midway has em in stock right now. Just ordered enough to last me till all these idiot panic buyers chill out.

X2 on the wilson. Get the one from Sinclair with the clamp.

Re: Handloading for SHTF situation No brass no bullets . Panic buyers piss me off.

Re: Handloading for SHTF situation Are you seating bullets just deep enough to load in a magazine or are you tailoring them to a point where the preferred distance to lands requires single loading. Yup been using the redding competition die sets for years. When used with the forster coax...

Re: Handloading for SHTF situation I am thinking along the line of a situation when there will be more nato style firearms laying around and little ammo to use in them. If I load ammo tailored to one gun it is useless in another because it may not cycle. I just didnt know if many were...

Re: Loads For .308 Winchester Rem 700 action. Shilen Select match #5 contour SS bbl 25". Bell Carlson Medalist stock bedded. Worked factory trigger. 168gr Berger VLD 46gr Varget Win LR primer Lapua Brass fully prepped(primer pocket, flash hole, neck "peeled", neck sized in Redding...

I got my first reloading kit for christmas when I was 14. Been hooked ever since. I took my whole set up to college with me when I was 18 and set it up in my dorm room. At some point in college the need to see how fast I could make bullets go left me and I began the chase for the smallest...