gerrycaruso
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Never heard of it. Had to look it up. It seems like a good option.
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What did you do in the reloading room recently?
- Thread starter DW357
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bit expensive but it is looking good, can grab name of stuff if you want to look at it closer
Loaded 100 460 smith 200 gr hornady ftx
gerrycaruso
NES Member
32/20 brass should be here Sunday. I'd like to use BE-86 with a 115 grain flat point for the 73 and 92 Winchesters. I'll look it up, but 4.5 grains should be safe in the 73
Been doing nothing in the reloading room for over a week. Been helping a friend move......every night after work......with a Toyota tacoma. He's too cheep to actually rent a moving truck at uhaul and do it in 1 maybe 2 trips. I told him that.....to his face.....he just laughed like I was joking.....then we loaded another dresser in my tiny ass truck. 
steven grammont
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It's stuff like that which would lead me to severe frustrationBeen doing nothing in the reloading room for over a week. Been helping a friend move......every night after work......with a Toyota tacoma. He's too cheep to actually rent a moving truck at uhaul and do it in 1 maybe 2 trips. I told him that.....to his face.....he just laughed like I was joking.....then we loaded another dresser in my tiny ass truck.
I am frustrated. But he's a friend so.....
Malibru
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Saturday night at the bench, trimming and swaging old .30-06 brass. Love using this old stuff thinking about when they were first made, by whom, how many times it's been handled. Nice to think about USA made quality from way back. Going to keep on shooting them too.
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