Recent content by CrtsHarris

I have used AA#5, Unique and WST. All work well.

That looks like a lot of fun!! And what a setup you have there! Amazing!

Are they FMJ? RN, hollow point, flatnose?

You have to be fast when they get a shipment too!! I had some luck a couple weeks ago when I noticed they had some Alliant powders in stock. Frantically placed an order within four minutes and a literal ton of powder sold out in ten minutes!! For those new reloaders, use gunbot.net to get...

Just a tip for the Mr. Bullet feeder(MBF). I use the MBF to load 9mm, 38SPC and recently started loading 380 Auto. While loading 380 Auto, the projectiles would turn and then get stuck in the dropper feed spring and in the top of the dropper assembly of the bullet feeder because they are a...

Swarovski has a sale for multiple demo scopes on Natchez. Ordered from them multiple times for projectiles and ammo and have been pleased. Their prices for a Z6I 1-6X24 is a very good price @ $1899.99. Nice scope for 3Gun if you can spend the money. Here is a link natchezss.com

Entered too, thanks for sharing :)

I'm still interested in getting one. Happy New Year!

What did I start with this thread?! I think I will try the spread on plants idea for fertilizer idea. Test plant is scared :)

Oh well, lesson learned!! Now I just have to figure out how to dispose of it properly.

Congrats Jesse!! I remember going straight to the end of the OL Magazine to read McManus stories :)

Well, I was changing calibers on my Dillon 650 and when I was pouring the powder back into the container I realized that I was pouring about a 1/2 filled powder hoppers worth of Clays into my Accurate #5 container. It is the 8 pound container that was about 3/4 full. So knowing that you...

I like this one for two reasons. https://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop%2Fmanufacturer&manufacturer=180 First, it is adjusted from the front with supplied long allen keys. I had a JP that was adjusted from the side and was a real pain to fit the allen key in to make an adjustment. Second, it...

I have loaded both. About 6000 of the FMJ and loaded about 2500 of the 6000 Sp's that I bought. The difference that matters to me is that the Sp's have a flat base, while the FMJ's have a boat tail. Loading the boat tails are much easier because they sit in the case better on the press. Accuracy...

Can you get deals on the dies also Tony? Was looking at getting one for 223, 9mm, 40, and 45. Now I just have to save up some cash!