Pretty good price, too, ... for that powder. I'm all set, though. Be a couple of years before I open my last jug.@meh the valley also has 8 pound jugs of N110...
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Pretty good price, too, ... for that powder. I'm all set, though. Be a couple of years before I open my last jug.@meh the valley also has 8 pound jugs of N110...
I came across this photo I took of my January 2015 inventory while looking for a different photo.
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I'm still waiting for the valley to stock CCI lrp in quantity so I can buy a whole bunch to match yoursView attachment 594351
LoL at your screen name. JFC, all kinds here
I’m curious…what’s the motor for?
It was funny when he won the 10-22 last month.LoL at your screen name. JFC, all kinds here
I’m curious…what’s the motor for?
I’ve been looking for rl-17 for just as long and haven’t seen a single grain for sale in well over a year.have anybody seen a reloder 16 anywhere lately?
High speed trimming of 223 brass. I had about 3-4k pieces to trim a couple of years ago and wanted to speed things up just a bit.
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That the shit, I've been looking for some for a long time.have anybody seen a reloder 16 anywhere lately? i bought last around november 2021 and i do not think i saw any since. was it popping up anywhere at all in last couple of months?
i use a usual drill secured in the vise with this one:Thats a great idea, I like it ergonomically mounted vertically but arent you concerned about trimmings making their way into the motor/windings?
Mounting horizontally would prevent that
yeah, it goes like a pound of it per 200 rounds in my manbun favorite caliber.That the shit, I've been looking for some for a long time.
We're happy with staball. Just have to go above max load, the book loads are way too light. I recommend trying some as a replacement.yeah, it goes like a pound of it per 200 rounds in my manbun favorite caliber.
i still have some left, but, it goes fast... pity.
i have some reserves of h4350 for it as well. but r16 is extremely accurate and consistent for 6.5cm.We're happy with staball. Just have to go above max load, the book loads are way too light. I recommend trying some as a replacement.
I just picked up some h4350, but we might just stick with staball, unless R16 turns up.i have some reserves of h4350 for it as well. but r16 is extremely accurate and consistent for 6.5cm.
I just picked up some h4350, but we might just stick with staball, unless R16 turns up.
Obligatory, "I thought this shit would be over by now" post.
Rank | Bullet | Powder | Primer | Case | Barrel Length | Muzzle Velocity | SD |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#9 in NRL | Hornady 140gr ELDM | 43.5gr H4350 | Fed 210M | Gunwerks | 26 | 2750 | 15 |
#38 in NRL | Nosler 140gr RDF | 41.8gr Reloder 16 | CCI #200 | Norma | 23 | 2870 | 7 |
#43 in NRL | Hornady 140gr ELDM | 41.0gr IMR 4451 | CCI BR-2 | Prime | 26 | 2800 | 12 |
#79 in PRS | Hornady 147gr ELDM | 43.0gr Reloder 23 | CCI #450 | Peterson SRP | 28 | 2790 | 2 |
#97 in PRS | Hornady 140gr ELDM | 41.9 H4350 | Fed 205M | Alpha SRP | 26 | 2796 | 3.6 |
Fan of the small primer Peterson brass.
Rank Bullet Powder Primer Case Barrel Length Muzzle Velocity SD #9 in NRL Hornady 140gr ELDM 43.5gr H4350 Fed 210M Gunwerks 26 2750 15 #38 in NRL Nosler 140gr RDF 41.8gr Reloder 16 CCI #200 Norma 23 2870 7 #43 in NRL Hornady 140gr ELDM 41.0gr IMR 4451 CCI BR-2 Prime 26 2800 12 #79 in PRS Hornady 147gr ELDM 43.0gr Reloder 23 CCI #450 Peterson SRP 28 2790 2 #97 in PRS Hornady 140gr ELDM 41.9 H4350 Fed 205M Alpha SRP 26 2796 3.6
for me i found the 41.7gr of R16 is the best. shoots same exact POI and same rugged hole groups with #200 and #450 primers. SD are in 4-6 range.
well, thx for the confirmation, i was thinking now that i somehow miss it on all the most obvious spots.
i have a mongrel mix of various SRP cases there, but processed them all and it is pretty decently consistent - like i was saying, SD in 4-6. if it all was the same brand brass with less weight deviation it probably would be better, like they have there in 1-3 range. but, well.Fan of the small primer Peterson brass.
The Giraud Tri Way Trimmer has a plastic shield that is almost a press fit to keep the chips insideThats a great idea, I like it ergonomically mounted vertically but arent you concerned about trimmings making their way into the motor/windings?
Mounting horizontally would prevent that
Nice to see these SPP still sitting at TSUSA....not selling out anymoreI loaded up 9mm till I ran out of SPP.
I still have about 6 lbs. of powder and close to 4k of bullets but no primers.![]()
Nice to see these SPP still sitting at TSUSA....not selling out anymore
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It’s powder dependent not caliber dependent.Out of idle curiosity, what else takes small pistol magnum besides 357 Mag?
Good man. I wouldn’t either. Then again I got a ton of primers but I feel like I would just stop shooting if I was forced to pay 13 cents per primerYa .... I'm not quite ready to pay that price yet.
Thanks. I bought a bunch of primers and 2400 powder from them back in 2016 leading up to the election. I was working in Waterbury at the timeWord is that Hoffman's has SPP for $60. 1000 limit. No mention of brand and be advised some stores want to see a CT permit to buy primers (although there is no law regarding this - firearms and ammo, yes, Uncle Ned needs to approve you!).
Sorry, they are Winchester brand. Hoffman's is in Newington, CT, btw.
Sorry, they are Winchester brand.