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I’m wondering if it’s accurate, are there a lot of spills? Does it speed up the presses a bit?

I jut made a box of .44mag for the first time…and I noticed that a few bullets didn’t go in straight; they’re kinda sideways a little :eek: :o ( I can tell because of the groove is visible only on one side of the bullet only). Is it OK to shoot it? I have another questions for you...

I don’t have a scale yet, and will use the dippers that came with my LEE dies for now. These are the loads I can do with my dippers. I'll be using it for target shooting and maybe some bowling pins as well :) 24-25gr of H110 with XTP 180gr (1468pfs ??) 17-18gr of H110 with XTP 240gr (1122fps...

Just wondering why is it called that way? :confused:

I’m was pretty much a semi-auto guy until I recently got my .44 mag Taurus Raging Bull revolver :). Wow what a beautiful gun. The fit and finish is excellent, SA trigger is awesome (if you think Taurus is junk, than your S&W must be covered in diamonds) By far my favourite revolver… btw I can...

I found this table that shows dangerous range for ammo that some people might find interesting. :) too bad it doesn't say the brl length or bullet weight. What doesn't make sense to me is; it shows that .40 has the same range as .357mag. Just doesn’t seem right :-/ Does anyone any sources...

I know it depends on the Powder and how hot is the load, but I’m just wondering; for how many loads in general I can expect 1 lb of powder to last. (min-max) Please name the powder as well. Powders I'm thinking of using H110, Win296, HP36, Universal btw what is the most economical (but good)...

Lee Challenger Press - anyone have one? EDIT; do I need a crimp die? Hi I’m pretty new to reloading in fact I haven’t even gotten my press yet (but it’s no its way) :) How many rounds can you guys make an hour with it? How hard is it to change calibres (dies) and how long goes it take? Just...

what's the best powder for .44mag? some load info would be great too :) are HP38 or HS6 any good for .44?

so I finally decided get a Taurus revolver :) anyways do they come with a hard case from the manufacturer? the dealer that I'm getting it from says they're not :confused: and I have some doubts believing him...

I remember a year ago there was a lot more discussion (on this forum) about the calibre and gun chambered for it, now there's hardly any...I personally never been fond of it, so my position didn't really change, but do you guys think less people are interested in the .357sig now then before?

We all heard rumours (’cause that’s what they are) of Gloks lasting 200,000 rounds or more and stuff like that. But how many rounds have you shot through your gun(s) (I listed 5 guns that have the best reputation and that are most common)

Just curious :confused: Is this a reliability issue? because the cost is certainly right...

What’s the formula to convert the ft-lb energy to horse power?

What do you guys think is the best/most durable revolver made by Taurus?

I can’t figure out what hand size the USP is made/best for; I have medium hands and I find HK’s be even more uncomfortable than Glocks (the while angle thing). Hk's grips are way too narrow (but long) and uncomfortable to hold and I don't have some wierd had size... how can you HK owners live...

I’m thinking of getting the Taurus in .44 mag (since I can use .44spl in it as well) but ammo cost is a factor since I don’t reload (just yet). That made me take a good look at the GP100 (.357mag) because of the lower ammo cost, (but to be honest it’s not my first choice; in fact I’d probably...

When it comes to guns that is :p I think there’s why too much concern about ‘stopping power’ and size in North America . I mean why do people in Europe feel safe armed with a .32acp? But here in NA you need to have a .40, .45 or bigger to be ‘fully’ armed? .32 used to he an ‘entry level’ self...

What do you guys use to lub up the slide rails on your guns; gun oil or grease?

So far we have; .40 & .500 Smith &Wesson .357 Sig .480 Ruger .45GAP (Glock) .45ACP (Colt?) any others? It seams that Beretta is one of the few manufacturer that hasn’t came out with its own calibre :eek: I for one would like to see what they can come up with :)