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XL750 Video: https://player.vimeo.com/video/351016124 https://www.dillonprecision.com/xl750-reloader_8_1_26745.html Notice on the Dillon site.....no XL650 price listing....... Rotary priming system is no more. One more little detail......pick a caliber.....backordered? New Case Feeder...

I've always owned factory rifles chambered for factory cartridges, for which I reload using published data from powder and bullet manufacturers. I recently adopted an old FN (1951) Mauser, rebarreled and chambered for a wildcat cartridge......namely .22-243 Winchester. This wildcat is simply a...

Bound to happen. 7 full stations, yup no typo.....7! APS bit the dust...would have been nice to at least have an option...I love APS!:( The market still refuses to take primer pipe bombs and Murphy serious.:rolleyes: Until that changes, APS on a new press is unwise marketing-wise. It comes...

Has anyone heard of this 1950's idea to make lead bullets out of pure soft lead that won't smear lead all through a bore? http://www.hawkbullets.com/Prot-X-Bore.htm It appears that Hawk Bullets, champion of soft thick annealed jackets over soft lead cores, is resurrecting the idea, of...

Those who wanted to try the $28 bullet feeder can now buy everything and home-make nothing. From Hornady: They already sell the Bullet Feeder Dies separately, now....TUBES!:) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvX-6Ae9QpY&feature=youtu.be

Got Room for 2 Hornady AP's? SWAGE on one! Hornady's new Progressive swager. https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=ColxtXXs1PU Impressive if you have room for another!

Using an RCBS .308 small base sizer on some once-shot LC brass, I came across an interesting behavior. Sizing the properly lubed brass once gave me anywhere from .001" to .007" runout as measured by the RCBS Casemaster 1/8" from the mouth of each case. (measurement is post sized brass only no...

What if wet tumbling with stainless with a homemade tool could be more efficient than a Thumlers, and so easy to make that anyone can do it in one weekend for less than $50 I saw this on AR15.com and I'm thinking it would be dumb not to make one. Super simple homemade bling maker. Rare earth...

Drillspot used to sell corncob freight-free 40#/$25. A great deal for reloaders. That's history. Now it's $35 and add another $34 freight charge! You can save the freight by buying it from a local Grainger store, but no store, no deal. I discovered another more palatable source: I ordered some...

I found the .30-06 vs. .308 both very entertaining and informational at the same time. I think such is was worthwhile for everyone. How about lets add the following to the discussion? (without wrecking the other thread, of course) I read an article in a military-slanted gun mag a few years...

Just announced at RCBS.com: RCBS's latest single station press, The Summit. MADE IN AMERICA. (BTW, according to RCBS Chief Engineer, no Rock Chucker or Pro 2000 has been manufactured outside Oroville, California.) More info at RCBS.com

New bench swager is purchased and reviewed. (Video added) I did an in depth picture review of the tool at THR.org including a video of it in use. If you are giving this tool some consideration, or are just curious about how it compares to the Dillon tool, check it out.

I posted a detailed picture review of it at THR.

From Hornady's Web Site. Two New Products! New bullet feeder (already listed on Graf's website not yet in stock though) It apears to be really similar to the RCBS unit, but easier to use, easier to caliber change, and no breaking feeder die fingers. VERY INTERESTING! New BIG sonic...

Brand New Lee Hand Primer Tool! 'nuff said.

http://s935.photobucket.com/albums/ad195/gstrad/Moontai%20Counter%20for%20RCBS%20Pro%202000/?action=view&current=MVI_0728.mp4 Board is only $30 and can be customized too. How To Fit it to your RCBS Pro 2000 is in this Thread. Can it be made to fit any press? Yes. Email Kevin at Moontaj.com...

First of all I'm new here. A forty-year veteran of reloading, and a 20-month old babe to progressive reloading and some other intermet gun forums. Why am I here? To make new friends and add to my knowledge, of course. If I can make a few contributions, or observations, to help the less...