Thread: Pistol case making & reloading the India/Pakistan way.

Originally Posted by blip

People say lee presses are shit, look at what they use. Those guys would see all the crap we think we need to reload our ammo and be scratching their heads.....

Yeah not sure why they say that. Not to start an argument about Lee presses but they've probably made more ammo than anything else and put more meat on folks tables than anything else. Not to mention the world's top rifle competitor loading with a 2010 Lee 4 hole Turret Press lol. Anyway, what John Duxbury said, those old machines they're using are likely very finely made 19thC British engineering. And well maintained....

Originally Posted by John Duxbury

Ha! I load .44-40 compressed loads, I am going to load the powder in like that from now on.

The guy that made me laugh was the one at then end putting the red laquer around the primer with a felt pen. Did anyone spot the Winchester white packet laying on the bench? This may be ammo you are buying...

I wondered what Winchester would think if they saw their packaging in the video.
I remember reading an article by Graeme Henry about loading 270 rounds in camp on the hill. And charging them the same way. Putting them in an cream container and pouring powder over them until they were full. Then compressing the powder by seating the projectile.
I think I can remember what powder but I'm not saying in case some clown tries it and blows themselves up.

Originally Posted by 7mmwsm

I wondered what Winchester would think if they saw their packaging in the video.
I remember reading an article by Graeme Henry about loading 270 rounds in camp on the hill. And charging them the same way. Putting them in an cream container and pouring powder over them until they were full. Then compressing the powder by seating the projectile.
I think I can remember what powder but I'm not saying in case some clown tries it and blows themselves up.

I have loaded 308 Norma mag ammo by filling case to bottom of shoulder with 5010 powder and pushing 30/06 Armour piercing projectile in backwards.