Reloading Questions

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

BDR1 , correct.....reason boils down mainly to pressure. Powder charge being equal the heavier bullet offers more physical resistance so pressure will be higher with a heavier bullet. With the lighter bullet you can safely tolerate a bit larger powder charge and still stay within max pressure specs.

 

[BDR1]

PewPewChris if you wanta try some of the coated bullets, I got some I’ll trade you for some of the copper bullets.. or any body in west ga area interested

 

[Dirty J]

You just get a standard camera style screw in tripod for it? That's not a bad price at $129.99 @ Midway

Ha. I just sit it on a barrel or a table at the range. Probably should get a tripod for it

 

[PewPewChris]

Ha. I just sit it on a barrel or a table at the range. Probably should get a tripod for it

I just ordered a tripod for my spotting scope this eve that I’ll be able to use with the chronograph. Probably order that tomorrow

 

[PewPewChris]

Update...loaded 25 rounds last night, took them up to Governor's Gun Club and they ran perfectly. So I came home and started back up...hope to get a few hundred done later...watching the little tray fill up is addictive.

I also ordered a chronograph which will be delivered sometime next week...looking forward to using it and really drilling down on what works best for me.

 

[Hunterrs]

The bullet trays can be 3D printed. If only someone on here could do it…….

Freshly Minted Georgian!

 

[PewPewChris]

The bullet trays can be 3D printed. If only someone on here could do it…….

Freshly Minted Georgian!

I may have to send a PM...$55 for one seems a little steep on the Dillon website.

 

[Megawolf]

Get a chronograph. The number of dudes loading and not chrono’ing their ammo is scary.

My buddy shot mine......looking into LabRadar