What are you reloading today.

[gunforhire]

all i did was deprime 500 pcs of tumbled .40 brass today.

[PowderBurn14]

.45 auto with some Berry's 185 gr HBRN, Bullseye, WLP, all together in some WCC 64 brass.

[Eric Marleau]

Good for you minnhawk.
Learning to reload opens up a whole new world regarding shooting.
I have about as much fun in my reloading room as I do on the range.

Eric

[dleong]

Assembled 76 cartridges of 250 gr. .454 Casull and 2 cartridges of 155 gr. .40 S&W last night.

[Sigfan220]

Working on loss development for a buddys Sako 22-250. Not going exceedingly well so far.

My 22-250 doesn't like anything. The only load I got to shoot was something like a 55gr Hornady SPWC at about 3000fps. Everything else was 1.5MOA+. But that one load works well, not super fast but oh well. My 243 will shoot anything but likes 65gr VMax, 70gr Blitzkings and 75gr Speer HP's the best.

Mine is just a 700 SPS with the standard weight barrel.

[Dakotared]

Assembled 76 cartridges of 250 gr. .454 Casull and 2 cartridges of 155 gr. .40 S&W last night.

A whole 2 for the .40. must have taken quite some time!!!

[dleong]

A whole 2 for the .40. must have taken quite some time!!!

I was down to my last two .40 S&W projectles in the box, and didn't like having a mostly empty box take up valuable shelf space. I reload on a single stage, so setting up didn't take much time at all. In fact, I did it right after I finished loading the .454 Casulls.

[shooter115]

Working on loss development for a buddys Sako 22-250. Not going exceedingly well so far.

My 22-250 doesn't like anything. The only load I got to shoot was something like a 55gr Hornady SPWC at about 3000fps. Everything else was 1.5MOA+. But that one load works well, not super fast but oh well. My 243 will shoot anything but likes 65gr VMax, 70gr Blitzkings and 75gr Speer HP's the best.

Mine is just a 700 SPS with the standard weight barrel.

I think the rifle is just shot out. The barrel wont stabilize anything heavier than 55 gr bullets and with those yo you have to jump the bullet appx 1/4 mile to the lands. My ES was all over the place shooting this thing. Anyone else ever find velocities spread out radically when jumping bullets a long ways? I must have tried 20 different loads yesterday with bullets from 40 to 55 grains, various powders and charge weights. My velocity extreme spreads were from 50-80 on every load I tried. Then tried a 69gr SMK's just to see if they would stabilize. Loaded .005 off the lands my ES dropped to 16fps. Every single powder charge was hand weighed on a calibrated 10-10 scale. Cases are supposedly once fired Winchester, full length sized and sorted by weight and I am using CCI BR2 primers.

[dronning]

I have 8 primer tubes loaded with WLP, the 45 ACP brass is cleaned, the 1050 is set up and ready to go. Sometime after supper I will dump my first load of brass in the case hopper, put bullets in the MrBulletFeeder and crank out 800 rounds of 45 for the next 4 bullseye matches. I should be all done and cleaned up by 8:00.

Dave
load:
Federal brass
WLP primers
Red River LSWC 200gr
Clays 3.7gr

[MaryB]

200 223 with 50 grain zmax over 27.5 grains of CFE223. Had to restock after prairie dogs last month

[Slayer_MN1]

200 223AI 82gr berger with 27gr RL-15 and 40 6mm Super LR 105VLD and 43gr RL-22

[BigDog58]

I intend to begin loading the only round I dislike reloading. The Dreaded .380 Auto. Their small size always aggrevated me!

I'm hoping that since I now have my Loadmaster press operational, it will make loading 2000 of these little goobers, much easier and faster. I should know by tonight

[FJ540]

I have 4 primed cases for you Jim. I HATE 380! (messes up my 9mm sorts every damn time)

[Dakotared]

The hardest part for me with the 380 was getting a small enough powder charge to meeter reliably, Once I got that I feel it is the easiest round to make.

[dronning]

300 rounds .38 Special, 2.9 gr clays, 158 gr LSWC.

Chrono and Ransom Rest time for some hardball ammo.
.45 ACP, Sierra 230 FMJ, OAL 1.210, .469 crimp, 20 rounds each with 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8, 5.9 gr W231
.45 ACP, Sierra 230 FMJ, OAL 1.255, .469 crimp, 20 rounds each with 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8, 5.9 gr W231