Rainy day loading

[Alderman]

Putting together some 9mm with 115 grain Nosler JHPs.

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[DrMike]

A good day's work. Looking good.

 

[1Shot]

Only other thing I would do is I would pick the media out of those HPs so they will open up reliably.

 

[Alderman]

Only other thing I would do is I would pick the media out of those HPs so they will open up reliably.

Yes. I’m not sure exactly what the media was used for. These are factory 2nds bullets from the Pro Shop so maybe that’s why they were 2nds. There was quite a bit of it in the bag with the bullets. I will clean them up before shooting them.


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[1Shot]

All jacketed bullets are tumbled in media, which this looks like corn cob was used on these, for a final polish. I am sure there is some process they use to make sure the media is removed from the bullets and probably these bullets did not go through that process. Most likely those bullets were used to set up the polishing process of something and then sold as seconds.

 

[26NosFan]

Whats your load? I've been experimenting with Auto Comp and 115grs

 

[Alderman]

Whats your load? I've been experimenting with Auto Comp and 115grs

4.2 grains Titegroup.


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[noslerpartition]

Just had some brass lying around and rests of powder I don't use anymore.
So I sized them, used the cheapest bullets I hab and loaded them for shooting-cinema and running boar target.
With those distances, different POI isn't that important.
We are limited with the amount of powder we are allowed to store, so getting rid of some was time well spent - even though I did not really safed money compared to surplus I usually use for cinema. At least, if you count the time spent in...

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[trizio_e_caio]

..
We are limited with the amount of powder we are allowed to store ..

How much are you allowed in Germany?
In Italy 5 kilograms

 

[noslerpartition]

Just 3 kg inside a building.
If you have q shed or a reinforced hole in the ground, you might get some more

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[trizio_e_caio]

Anyway, this is my today's production
70 rounds of .338 Lapua mag, with Lapua Lock Base 250gn pushed by 94.1gn of Vihtavuori N570, just to wake up my neck's bones

 

[trizio_e_caio]

Just 3 kg inside a building.
If you have q shed or a reinforced hole in the ground, you might get some more

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What they mean for "a building"?
Not for each gun owner?

 

[noslerpartition]

Just 3 kg inside a building.
If you have q shed or a reinforced hole in the ground, you might get some more

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What they mean for "a building"?
Not for each gun owner?

Sorry I was unclear.
Inside a non-occupied room (cellar, bathroom, balcony, ...).
If there is more than one reloader in a building, the 3 kg are for each. Black powder is regulated differently, just 1 kg and less nitrocellulose if stored together.
The law is not really clear if you can store 3 kg in the cellar and 3 more in the bathroom.
Depends on the.views of the local authorities.
Must be stored in a locked container with vents, so it just burns (and not explodes) in a fire. So the gun-safe is out

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[trizio_e_caio]

Just 3 kg inside a building.
If you have q shed or a reinforced hole in the ground, you might get some more

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What they mean for "a building"?
Not for each gun owner?

..
The law is not really clear if you can store 3 kg in the cellar and 3 more in the bathroom.
Depends on the.views of the local authorities.
..
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[emoji16][emoji16] Oh, I see...
I see that when talking about laws, everywhere the unclarity is common.