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  1. Lead Weights

    Eekk..... And I was moving that stuff around a couple of weeks ago!!!

  2. Reloading for Garand

    You guys are the best. Tis why I like hanging out here!!! Thanks for the advise. Powerhouse, I ordered the plug you posted the link to. I think I will have the rifle checked out anyway, just to make sure (unless he charges and arm and a leg for looking). Thanks for the advise Twitch dude. I...

  3. Reloading for Garand

    Damn...Im hoping I haven't messed it up. Thanks for the info. Very happy I saw this thread.

  4. Reloading for Garand

    While reading this tread, something has come to my mind that has me a tad worried here.... I have my dad's Garand, which I've shot 2 or 3 times now without any issues. But, I have been buying just regular 30-06 Remington rounds from wally world. Am I using the wrong type of 30-06 in his...

  5. Where can I find Hodgdon Superformance loading data for .243 Winchester?

    Give Wolfcreek firearms in Marietta a call. If those people dont have the info, Im sure they could point you in the right direction to look.
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    Going old school

    Thats what my dad use to use. We actually have a foot locker full of melted down tire weights that he made from them. My brother knows more about the process than I do, but I know after it is melted down, you have to skim off the aluminum and add something to it. He had already completed the...
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    Going old school

    Thats old school? O M G !! I must be doing it the hard way then. Thats the way I've been doing it for years. LOL

  8. Pet bullet weights

    I like the 115 for my 9mm rounds. Seems to work the best for my Rugers & Taurus. I usually keep my 45acp rounds about 190-200. I can just control them alot better. I can't remember my 44 mag and 357 mag loads right off the top of my noggin....I would have to reference back to my notes on...
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