I used to load 300 win mag w/ Lee loader back in the 70's. You won't set any speed records but it will get the job done and save a few bucks. Buy in is a bit more today.
Well what about the difference between magnum and regular Jim is there a minute bit more of whatever they use for explosive or where do they draw that line, thanks for sharing.
I started out reloading over 40 years ago with a Lee Loader for 300 Win Mag. No case trimming, OAL or finesse. Read the Sierra and Speer manuals and tried to be consistent and diligent. I did use a scale not the dipper but you are seating primers with a whack from a hammer. Pay attention, go...
Thank you for this. Great reading, lots of historic data and loads you can't find easily today, including a bunch for the 45-90 I was looking for. Nice guy, Merry Christmas
Bullseye in beautiful Woonsocket usually has a good selection of 1lb containers. They are right on Park Ave, easy to get to off 146 and a lot closer than Westport I would try them first. https://www.bullseyeshootingsupplies.com/
Great pics thanks for sharing. I haven't reloaded in a while but everytime I read one of your threads it makes me think about starting up. Have fun Be safe.
I think you will find the issue with #2 is a firm consistent stroke, either the pawls are adjusted properly or not. If they work then leave them alone and they are easy to f&$k up and ruin something as well. Lube the detent in the plate and make full consistent strokes you will be fine JM2C