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  1. Selling or recycling bulk 5.56/223 brass?

    Can you share the name of the local scrapper?

  2. How to KILL Disable a Primer

    Just pull the anvil out and set it as normal.

  3. A question for you veteran Reloaders

    All bottle neck rifle cartridges require lube regardless if the die is carbide or not. I use One Shot or home brew Heat and lanolin in spray bottle.
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    Help identifying powder

    Unique for reference.

  5. Is it worth reloading for 223/5.56

    I can also add the cost of the equipment required to process that much brass. Tumbler/ vibratory (wet or dry), case trimmer, micrometer, cartridge checker, powder scale, and crimp removal tools. Processing fired brass is time consuming leading up to the actual reloading.

  6. Spent primers????

    Only indoor.

  7. Spent primers????

    Rejected and resorted brass from a reman ammo company.

  8. Spent primers????

    Care to share where you are selling them to? I have about 50 pounds of brass I need to get rid of.

  9. Unhappy with my .223 reloads SD/ES

    You don’t mention the COL. I would check the jump and adjust to .001 of the lands for starting point.

  10. Who's our Dillon 650 expert?

    Check the pawl and also make sure the plate bolt is not overly tight.
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    Very Impressed

    The only problem I have encountered with wet tumbling is with 9/45/40 on my Dillon 650. The brass is too clean. It wants to stick just a bit on station 2 when the case is belled. This seems to be a common issue as the cases lack a bit of carbon which acts as a lube. I have worked through this by...
  12.

    Getting back into reloading after 5 year break

    I have some Unique that is 50+ years old and it is still good. It’s has always been stored indoors and has seen extensive temp changes over its life.

  13. NEED SOME EXPERTISE ON FACTORY CRIMPING

    That’s the way it is designed as to not over crimp it. I believe it says this in their instructions on setting up the die. I guess we will disagree on this die as mine has done very well in both single stage and my Dillon xL650.

  14. NEED SOME EXPERTISE ON FACTORY CRIMPING

    I use a LFCD and you should barely be able to see the crimp from the die collet.

  15. 210 gr JHP 44 mags not grouping well

    I would move in and work your way back to 50 yards. If the group falls apart then bullet is not stable. A chronograph is your best friend.
  16.

    What have you reloaded today?

    Where was this powder?

  17. Wet Tumbling: Frankford Arsenal or HF Concrete Mixer

    If you are loading on a progressive loader I have found that it’s conducive to dry tumble to allow pistol caliber brass to maintain the carbon. The carbon acts as a lube for the powder funnel and expander. Wet tumbled brass is too clean in some instances and can cause the cases to move around...
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    Decent primer for those threads that begin....

    If your need is to only plink and shoot steel the savings is fairly flat vs reloading and the time. However, if you are shooting for accuracy the cost benefit and results are significant. For example use the retail pricing of 223 55gn vs 77gn then investment in reloading is well worth it. The...
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    Want To Buy: Clean Underwear

    Right. I was at a friends reman facility several weeks ago when one of the other Camdex machines had the entire primer tube and hopper go off. The number of little pieces that flew every direction was crazy. It screwed the 223 machine up that I was running as well and I had to finally clean all...

  20. Need help with the Lee auto loader

    Apologies it’s dropping 4.4-4.6 grains of WSI 231 using the 4.3 hole.
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