The three sources I checked for COL listed 2.20 when I measured while getting the bullet depth I got 2.21 so that should be good. I haven't chambered a dummy round yet, but I will this afternoon.

http://www.pearlmanphotography.com/index.php#mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=2&p=0&a=0&at=0

Ammo cross sections

Ok so I got some 64 gr PP bullets from win, and some benchmark, plenty of empty 5.56 cases that have been preped and some small rifle primers. I set the bullet depth and crimp which was a pain the arse (most likely to me not doing it right) But I don't have any load data for this combo Closest I can...

It's sad when something that is obviously a good idea in general is poo-poo'd for political reasons. Isn't knowing what your kid is doing Parenting 101? I don't have any spawn, so can't really say for sure. But it seems like it should be a pretty basic function of raising demons. I just threw up in...

The idea on the surface isn't bad, parents are responsible for their kids. The problem is the underlining message with how it is being presented.

Its a good thing to know what your kids are doing regardless (or irregardless).

OldmanFCSA wrote:Where did you read that and why .

http://www.lymanproducts.com/lyman/faqs/tumblers_faq.php

Plenty of other places (manufactures), granted its all seems like lawyer talk.

In my neighborhood, the question is not "if" the question is "what kind?"

Can't let the kids play with kids who parents have Glocks

BigDog58 wrote:After loading my ammo I then put the loaded ammo in the Corn Cob with Nu Finish (Vibratory Tumbler again)....

I've read that it isn't recommended to tumble loaded ammo, I'm assuming you haven't had any issues?

Looks similar to RCBS pins, the ones I have for .223 have a 0.139" diameter "nub" at the top and are 0.722" long.

Another thing is the powder measure itself. The powder metering assembly that came with my LnL wasn't very consistent with small charges (i.e. handgun loads) the Lock-N-Load Powder Measure Handgun Rotor and Metering Assembly helped for consistency in the charges.

Along the lines of the GS-1500 being a piece, for hot/max loads is it recommended that each round is individually weighed?

Wish I could a swiped on of the scales I used in upper level chem classes in college.

That is cool, wonder how long their range will be seeing how they are know for AR stuff.

How many batches, or how long were you reloading before you felt "ok" letting someone else shoot your reloads? I know my first batch worked (just as accurate as the factory I had been shooting as far as I can tell) I just don't know if I want someone else shooting them (safety thing, not l...

Is it just me or is customer service in the firearm industry way better than average (excluding Gander at most locations and times). Just got off the phone with RCBS, it was just "Hello I how can I help you?" then just name and address, didn't even need to admit it was most likely my fault.