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RWishing you all a very happy and relaxed Easter with your family and loved ones. Writing this from the bush with another successful...
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RI started with a RCBS RockChucker and then a Redding Boss. My next press would be a Co Ax, I like the free floating system.
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RI wet tumble. Those SS pins clean the inside of the cases and primer pockets. I’m in Midland Michigan if you are anywhere near...
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RRossRR replied to the thread Presses and Impressions.I started reloading as a teen using my father's press. I'm not certain, but I believe it was a Herters Model 3 since Herters sponsored...
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RRossRR replied to the thread Old Powder, Old reloads.Thank you to all for some sound advice. The ones that wouldn't chamber were the ones with the government lot code stamping on the head...
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RSorry, I would advise don’t shoot. Have had too many experiences with ammo made by others that wasn’t well marked. For instance A box...
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RIf you mean by random grains referring to the kernels a couple wouldn't hurt. If there is in fact couple of grains of powder which would...
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RMy father would take a trip annually to the Dakotas to shoot prairie dogs with a variety of rifles and ammo. When he passed in '98 I...
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RRossRR replied to the thread Copper Oxidation.Well, when I read about them, I learned that you shoot moly or you shoot copper but not both. I have quite a bit of copper already so I...
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RLook great shoot them !
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Rif you wanted to try something ; empty the tumbler of corncob , and put some sand in it . sand would be gritty and would " PROBABLY "...
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RRossRR replied to the thread Copper Oxidation.I've had the one box of 80 of those moly coated bullets in my tumbler with media for twent-two hours and they are really shiny but...
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RRossRR replied to the thread Copper Oxidation.Thank you. I'll give it a try.
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RYou can use acetone or laquer thinner to dissolve the moly. Pour enough into some sort of container to cover the bullets. You can also...
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RRossRR replied to the thread Copper Oxidation.Is there a way to chemically clean the molybdenum or will running them in a tumbler remove it? I'm guessing not since it doesn't rub...
