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Read it from front to back. Repeat. Then start training.

**** where have you been? haha jk. good to let others know

They will shoot just fine. I would try and raise your pre crimp a little. See if that takes the swirl out of your crimp.

The swirl may come back or a small hold will appear if you switch to AA's or some other hull. Trial and error

I've done that plenty of times, Load a ton of 45 acp then wait a week and want to reload 223. I get all the dies and plate and get rolling and get to the powder and go... ****!

And yes your suppose to have three different funnels

Hell I don't know.

I broke down and just bought a new one. Plus supplies. Pretty soon ill start asking questions about the damn thing

I've found them online for around $70-80. A new press is $140. I've thought about it haha

anyone?

Where I hunt, all my shots can be under 100-150 yards. With that being said my wife shot a doe in the lungs from 70 yards away with a Hornady Match 75gr HPBT, 23.0gr of Varget, COAL 2.270. Coming out of my .223/5.56 Spikes AR15. Clear path, no obstructions. You could hear the bullet WHUMP when it hi...

I got a MEC Jr 600 20 gauge and don't shoot 20 ga. Just curious if anyone is willing to trade for a 12 gauge MEC loader. Mine doesn't have the bottles for shot and powder. Has one charge bar (not sure of size). I believe everything is there. I cleaned it up but never tried to stick a 20 gauge shell ...

When I first started reloading I went to Cabelas in Rogers and asked one of the guys near the reloading area about dies. (Note: This was before I learned about Gun Stop). Me: I'm looking for 45 ACP and .223 dies. Guy: Ok... here's the 45 ACP and what else were you going to load? Me: Um .223 5.56 wha...

can you pick a name already and give someone a prize?!

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