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fireforming a ppc Jackie, I do understand your response, and also Gary's input. Actually, I was not or would not question anything you do, but rather...... using that method with a .262 dia. neck . One would certainly need to expand the neck considerably more than you are doing with a .270...

flirting with the grim reaper JACKIE I don't post much, but read many of them, especially THIS thread. I do exactly as Joe does and probably for the same reasons. My question to you and others that fireform/have fireformed before turning is this. If you fire a .22 in a 6 without turning...

life is tough You are not alone Jackie. I lost 3/8 ths. of an inch on one when I stuck it into a jointer, and that after 30 yrs. doing woodwork. Nope, it didn't get sewed on. On the light side, maybe now some of the others will have a chance on the line? Good luck to you.

mirage board There was nothing wrong with his bullets either !

wolds third largest airforce From where I sit, the first full row of fighters are F 4"s, the second, (after studying the wing tips) appear to be F 15's ( probably the original "C" s. Third would be the Tomcat-F 14's. one of only two aircraft capable of carrying the Aim 54 "Phoenix".

removing sizing wax a 2" x 2" shotgun patch with 90 or 99% alcohol works better than anything i've used, one at a time. Also does a great job in your chamber as well.

removing case lube can't. You must lube or ruin your die and cases. Check the "Centerfire" forums. No need to ask any questions really. It will all be there in one form or another. You will be reading from some of the worlds best BR shooters

removing case lube some of us start a match with new brass, which is good for at least 20 firings in a ppc. and sometimes more, using 29 1/2 gr. of VV. I do this... From new, fire three times neck sizing only. brush out the necks, clean the pr pocket, 99% alcohol on the outside of the necks...

looking for used reloading equipment... www.shooterscorner. com will have what ever you need, and a great guy to do business with. Stay away from e bay...

Harrels powder measure Boyd; I stand corrected. Actually, I know better and didn't have my head in the right place. I should have said...it gives you more adjustment for your load.

Harrels powder measure Some have four screws. Mine has six. On the six, you have six clicks to one grain

Neil Jones decapping tool I have one and wouldn't part with it. Neil tells me it's the only thing out there that hasn't been copied. I believe it...

when is old powder too old Herters? I still have one of their catalogs. Remember their bullets? "Super wasp waist sonic missle tail". Honest...thats what it said.. Their goose calls worked so well you could pull a flock in and they would light right on your blacktop drive !

Rl 10 Jerry, I BEEN saving it . gonna try it in my PPC at a match in April.

Rl. 10 Another thing, The Rl 11 is double base. "Stanley" tells me one Mr. Jackson used nothing but RL. 11 back then. It doesn't meter as well as 8208 or 133 being a bit longer granuals.

Reloader 10x Funny this thread came up. Just yesterday I wondered if I should burn up that 50 yr. old RL 11 that I used to use in my .35 Whelen. Don't know what else I would use it for. Price tags are still on the cans. $3. 50. Mr Sharett...what do ya think?

primer seaters Mine too...

Barts bullets iced in I recall an ice storm here in WI. in the 70's, whereby an electrician I am familiar with who worked at a local factory in that capacity, somehow hooked up a battery, (probably with some type of converter), and was able to get his furnace to operate so as to put out heat.

oak cartridge boxes Mr. Stevens; Go to my web page and send me an e mail.

oak cartridge box Hello Pigman ! Good to hear from you for sure. Things are rather up in the air in my household. Altho my registration fee is in, my wife has since had a torn rotator cuff, and I have had dizzyiness for more than a week now. I am schedualed for an MRI tuesday. Puts me in kind...