Mr Lee himself, taking 40sec to make a bullet with his Lee Loader. Here ya go @Micky Duck The mighty whackamole.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeEl9wZyabc
Mr Lee himself, taking 40sec to make a bullet with his Lee Loader. Here ya go @Micky Duck The mighty whackamole.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeEl9wZyabc
Thats a lot quicker than I can load a round, probably more accurate as well
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that is a great wee demo...and shows how fast it can be...just remember this USED to make better ammunition than anything off the shelf..and that powder scoop was it..no faffing around with 1/10th of a grain
I would argue that ammunition made that way is still on par with some factory fodder out there....by weighing your charge you can improve speed somewhat as the scooped charge will be middle of the road charge weight wise.....
7mm Rem Mag me old mate....dont panic,when saw it I waas thinking @dannyb would still be weighing his first powder charge out LOL.
75/15/10 black powder matters
@Micky Duck I'd say on a par with most factory ammo out there. Throw in a set of scales to dial in a load and you're still making cheap reliable ammo that I'd say would match most factory ammo at least. I had to grab a box of Hornady Precision Creedmoor ammo for a mate (he really rated it) during the lockdown shortages. $86 a box!!! And now it's $110! That's a lot of money for "precision" ammo!
Still drag mine out from time to time, got a few sets
I'm looking forward to picking up my set at the end of the month and then load up them hammers
I use a plastic dead blow hammer with mine
Its a plastic hammer filled with lead shot so it doesnt bounce and plastic so brass and loader dont get damaged. Mines a snap on one but can probably get other brands
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