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  1. jmorris

    Progressive Relaoding

    Re: Progressive Relaoding Click on the photo below for a video of 100 rounds in 2.5 min pace.
  2. jmorris

    Progressive Relaoding

    Re: Progressive Relaoding I had a LNL for around a year but it just didn’t make me happy enough to keep it around. I use bullet and case fed 650’s for my pistol and bullet and case fed 1050 for rifle. 100 rounds takes 3 min at a comfortable pace.
  3. jmorris

    458 SOCOM Load in a RRA Carbine

    Re: 458 SOCOM Load in a RRA Carbine What is the velocity of that load? Using Remington 405g sp’s 34.5g of H110 runs 1689 fps and will do clover leafs at 100 meters (start low and work up on this one). 14.3g of HS-6 gives 1006 fps and silly quite using a suppressor.
  4. jmorris

    Fieldcraft washing ball caps?

    Re: washing ball caps? I wash mine off in the shower by hand and chunck it in the sink, let it air dry.
  5. jmorris

    Cure for Glock belly?

    Re: Cure for Glock belly? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've had rounds that would fall in/out of the chamber that wouldn't pass the case gage. I think thats because a bulged case can be inserted into the chamber as long as the...
  6. jmorris

    Cure for Glock belly?

    Re: Cure for Glock belly? I roll size my pistol brass. No bulge and it irons out the extractor grove also. I automated my machine so it could roll size while I am loading.
  7. jmorris

    Source for Steel Targets

    Re: Source for Steel Targets Handgunsports.com has 3/8” thick AR500 setups priced below everyone else and are very simple.
  8. jmorris

    Annealing

    Re: Annealing <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: vman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">jmorris, not annealing is not the answer the OP is looking for. </div></div> This is obvious. I also answered his question instead of posting a link to some other...
  9. jmorris

    Annealing

    Re: Annealing It’s a very fine balance that is why it is best done by machine. Look at it this way there are not a lot of people making rifles or brass by hand these days. Look at the rifle smith thread where the guy builds a Damascus double in the smithing forum, even with all of it’s...
  10. jmorris

    Annealing

    Re: Annealing If you read the link above you'll know that any "glow" is too far. You don't even want the flame to turn orange, like in this video.
  11. jmorris

    Annealing

    Re: Annealing Also note there is not a need to quench so you can go straight to loading instead of having to wait for them to dry.
  12. jmorris

    Annealing

    Re: Annealing The above is a good read if you haven't read it yet. The answer to your question is more heat for a shorter duration like in the video below.
  13. jmorris

    which one of you is this?

    Re: which one of you is this? I am dumber for having watched that.
  14. jmorris

    Gunsmithing loosining a buggered hex screw that's glued?

    Re: loosining a buggered hex screw that's glued? TIG welder, someone that knows how to use it and a small nut. Works everytime all the time.
  15. jmorris

    What reload equipment for accuracy and volume ?

    Re: What reload equipment for accuracy and volume ? I don’t use a progressive for bench rest ammo but I make ammunition that will shoot inside 1” at 100 all day (if you sort for head stamp). Dillon 650 with two deprime dies and trimmer and a 1050 with bullet feeder. As for volume, click...
  16. jmorris

    Ricochet From Steel Targets and Fires??

    Re: Ricochet From Steel Targets and Fires?? I have caught grass on fire shooting steel with API ammo. So, sure it can happen.
  17. jmorris

    Gunsmithing Tig Welders?

    Re: Tig Welders? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> One thing you should plan on investing in is a GOOD electrode sharpener. These cost over $700. They make welding easier, especially when working on thin sections. </div></div>...
  18. jmorris

    Annealing method discussion

    Re: Annealing method discussion I look for three factors now that I have done tens of thousands of cases: Keep the flame color blue, if it turns orange you are going too far. Keep the base of the case cool to the touch, this requires a lot of heat but for a short duration on the neck. Look...
  19. jmorris

    Gunsmithing Tig Welders?

    Re: Tig Welders? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: weazer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Guy's, looking to pick up a decent smaller Tig welder. It does not have to be facny, but I would like to be able to weld aluminum with it. I know that feature...
  20. jmorris

    drilling thru steel

    Re: drilling thru steel <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Guarantee it will work I will not go into a lot of details (of what was drilled).</div></div> I watched a “professional lock smith” drill through the 1/8” hard plate in a...
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