Recent content by milboltnut

I thought I would have got a like on what I did to the cap

no. I drilled the recess deeper in the aluminum cap

Adjusting the die to size enough

Any one interested ?

A VLD stem alleviates bullet runout in a decent seater.

Latest up date on MY Hornady concentricity tool gauge to the guys here that want to improve thier tool. It's a really good tool if set up right and doesn't take much to improve it and is not needed for any other more expensive gauges out there. I had a friend make me a one piece neck spindle...

I'll leave you boys here, have fun.

any body with any sense who's been handloading, shooting long enough knows not to take any advice from guys like you.

there's more to it than what you think. You left us in the dark, but expect to throw our hands up and say you're right ??? This is why I stay away from these forums most of the time.

Too many variables involved for anyone here to make a validated assessment of your statement

I can relate to that.... mine are, but brass and bullets aren't all the same and checking them, I believe, is necessary

I recently upgraded my Hornady unit. A friend made new spindles to check the necks. The bullet spindles are fine. The back end of the neck spindles are a bit loose as well as the front end and the bushing by the black knob wasn't tight enough to maintain it being off center. I used some metal...

a chamber die supports the entire case, a Hornady seater only supports the neck.

Ummmm, get rid of that Hornady die, they are not the way to go. Get a Forster or Redding seater, they will give plenty of room. Hornady is not a chamber die and leave too much run out.

I have a Redfield commercial version Accutrak with the short elevation turret. I have both A and B elevation dials. I also have the tall turret scope too. The only chart I can find is for the tall turret. Where can I find the right chart for the short turret?