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Hmm...so my investment in the four pounds early 2019 has more than doubled. I haven't quite decided which arm and leg to sell...

I'll have to try that. 😏

" I’ve seen their factory ammo brass that wont hold a primer after one firing." I noticed that when I tried reusing their brass from the factory loads for my .270 WSM. While I've never tried it, there's a YouTube video covering how to fix loose primer pockets.

After getting a hold of some 308 Win that the case mouths were quite crooked, if at all possible, I avoid them like the plague. Luckly...the Winchester cases I have for my .270 didn't need much prep work. Still sitting on some nickel-plated Remington from my early years of reloading, that was...

You should be asking that to the commentor that decided to drag in politics.

You can have that geriatric pResident :ROFLMAO: I'm still sitting on about five pounds of that black gold

So this is why it's so hard to find Varget in my neck of the woods.

Since the experience of many here will forever far exceed my experience in reloading. I've been wondering if any of you would happen to know what "dimensional" differences there are between the following shell holders? RCBS #4 and #43, along with Hornady #5 and #35.

If you're looking for 150gr, I ran a quick search for "Hornady 3035" and the first three websites that populated the search results all show those in stock. MidSouth, SSM-Ammo, Grafs, ever regional retailers such as Scheel's have them in stock.

I've been waiting for the winning lottery numbers...but my odds of getting struck by lightning are higher. :cautious:

I can't complain too much, at this time the only factory rounds that my 270 WSM likes hover between $80-$90 per box.

The Nebraska Better Business Bureau has their hands full with complaints of a company by the name of Lock, Stock, and Barrel that sells firearms out of Valentine, NE. Their site looks quite similar. Though I can add that the real "Lock, Stock, and Barrel" that was in that town, closed their...

Two Tylenol later, I finally found it.

Seen some CCI small rifle at both Scheels stores in my region, would have scooped them up but all of my rifle cartridges use large primers.

I always laugh It's quite hysterical that nothing was mentioned about Trump, then they came along. That just strengthens what I've always said, "When he's not on their mind, he's in their..."

“Opinion From a Former Judge.” . by former California judge, Keith M. Alber 1) Divide the nation philosophically. 2) Foment racial strife. 3) Cause distrust of police authority. 4) Swarm the nation's borders indiscriminately and unconstitutionally. 5) Engender the military strength to...

Can't go wrong with that combination over some RL15 and Fed 210 primers...that's if you can find it. I wasn't even trying and was able to produce the four-shot group that I have in my avatar from a Savage 110 Storm.

And everyone in my family looked at me as if I was destined for the psych ward because I was hoard buying reloading supplies while everyone else was after loaded ammunition. I just regret not getting a couple more boxes of 215 primers.

That’s why I went with a bench mounted priming tool by RCBS. After seating ten primers my wrist would burn, that hand would get weak, and my fingers would start feeling numb.

Both brands have a 2.53” O.A.L.