Bugger so close but at least not a total loss! Holding upside down you should be able to flick it around and get hold of it with the needle nose pliers. An extercise in patience!
Ive checked against quick load but found speeds were 150-200fps different, pressure who knows.
I guess it's no substitute for real world testing but is a pretty decent starting point especially if you compare with other known recipes
them .44s look awesome thankyou again bud...I refer to them as piggy viagra....small blue pill that makes em go stiff
75/15/10 black powder matters
And here's a good tip for bullet casters
I mainly powder coat my bullets and use pass through sizers
Haven't used my Lyman lube sizer in a few years
So I made these dies bodies to take the lube sizer dies
An 1 1/4" dies body for my big press
And a 7/8" one for the normal press
I made a couple of push rods for the various calibers I wanted too size
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The Church of
John Browning
of the Later-Day Shooter
Looks a bit funny but it does work. Much easier than pulling the 1-4 scope off in the field. These are 352gn NOE mould coated in clear. 45.15gns of 2207 and med crimp
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Had a trip to Waiuku to test a new magnifier 3x with my red dot. Gotta say I really like it. Never budged and the dot was easy to use at 100m
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Been doing a little bit of work to try and powder coat bullets without making them look silly
I shoot vintage rifles for the most part and there’s something about red and blue or any other colour that doesn’t sit well with me
So I bought some eastwood cast aluminium powder to try and I think they are almost invisible from a distance
It coats nice but you can’t tell when putting it on lol
More obvious once cooked
coated left uncoated right
Those are only .510’s ive got a .600![]()
See camouflaged as lead is catching ( for small bullets )
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The Church of
John Browning
of the Later-Day Shooter
I have 2 pound fishing sinkers in the shed
45-90 with the experimental 542gn groveless
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