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  1. Got a stoopid question

    Got em both👍
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    Yeah, I only use the magnum primers when I’m loading 357 magnums

  3. Got a stoopid question

    Great, thanks and will do

  4. Got a stoopid question

    A friend asked me if I would reload a box of 150 grain and I said sure. Then I see I only had 6 bullets. Got about 1500 125 grain. Both are Spitzer soft points. He is going to sight a new scope in and I mainly use them for target practice. I don’t hunt anymore but I live in an area where I can...

  5. Got a stoopid question

    For years I bought my reloading supplies from a locally owned and operated store. Barrett’s gun and reloading. When I needed projectiles for reloading 30-0-06 I simply told him I need however many boxes of 150 grain 30-0-06 bullets i wanted and he got them for me. Well he passed away and now I...
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    Not only is it fun but it is very, VERY relaxing. I too always put quality over quantity every time. I ALWAYS double check each and every case individually and also check every one before I seat a bullet to make sure none look “too full” of powder.
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    reloading room setup..

    Awesome set up
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    That was my exact thoughts when I decided to start reloading again. I was thinking I got between 8 and 10 thousand each of small pistol primers, magnum pistol primers, large rifle primers. 42 lbs of various powders, and umpteen thousand 38/357, 9 mm, 380, 243 and 30-0-06 projectiles. I was...
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    Thanks I am going to do just that.
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    I’ve been waiting on that one LOL
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    Good ideas on the smell test and loading conservative loads. I will definitely do that. Thanks
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    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    I reloaded my own ammo for years then I took a break from it,,,,,,,,, a five year break. I still have my equipment, case’s, projectiles, primers, powders etc. I am getting the urge to go at it again. My question for you fine folks is this: all my powder is still in the cabinets built into my...

  13. Reloading Supplies in NW GA?

    His son will probably take it over. He has been there running it the last several times I was there. Hope C W recouperates fully. He is getting up there though,,,,,,,,,,,

  14. Reloading Supplies in NW GA?

    C W Barrett’s in Calhoun has a great selection of reloading supplies. 706/625/1322

  15. 38 spcl / 30 +P case question,,,,,,,

    These are definitely boxer primed.

  16. 38 spcl / 30 +P case question,,,,,,,

    Great. It will be easy to determine if they're steel or nickel then. :thumb:

  17. 38 spcl / 30 +P case question,,,,,,,

    Does a magnet not stick to nickel?

  18. 38 spcl / 30 +P case question,,,,,,,

    And for the record, all the cases stamped +P are steel of course. ( didn't mention that earlier)

  19. 38 spcl / 30 +P case question,,,,,,,

    That's icing on the cake.

  20. 38 spcl / 30 +P case question,,,,,,,

    That's what I figured. I know what the +P means I just wanted to make sure other members had loaded them before I wasted time cleaning, sizing etc just to find they wouldn't work or chamber the same. As always ODT comes through. Thanks guys and all others are welcome to chime in.
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