I have an unopened pound of H4895, so thats good news.

thanks!

I have a box on the way, (thanks Brad)...

anyone have load data started up?

I have just bought Brad's last month. Works great!!

Trent wrote:Haha, I have one of those little MTM scales too. That thing isn't accurate enough to measure out flour for a pie. I got it for free and don't know why I still have it.

LOL yep. Mine does not measure 24.7 . Skpis it all together, will do all other decimal places, just not .7

I happened across a used Lyman LE-1000 for a good deal. So I scooped it up this morning to keep me moving. I think my next step will be a scale/dispenser combo unit. But hopefully this is heads and shoulders over the crap MTM I am using now. Thanks for the ideas, keep them coming, this info is hard ...

I see. I did buy stuff last month and had it sent to florida at the re-directed to me... Love your funnel.

I want one of your loading trays, I'll email you when I'm ready.

thanks Brad

Hey guys. I'm needing a new digi scale. i've been getting by with an MTM CaseGuard and it is a total POS. I cannot accuartaly load for the .204 with it. Impossible. What scales are every one using? I want to stay Digital. I've read up on all of the usuals, RCBS, LYMAN, etc, but they all seem to to h...

These bullets look like they would be perfect for my Coyote rifle. Too bad the shipping rates to Canada are out too lunch.

I think I'd be calling federal...That's not what you paid for.

I re-measure my new win brass. It is actually .200 ID. I was measuring the neck too deep and the micrometer was hitting wrong.

DoubleUp wrote:My brass is .200 inside after neck sizing with the Lee collet die.

Interesting...And what brand of brass?

I'm going to size some of my different brands tonight and see if that is where the difference lies. It would be nice to know what it is actually expected to be.

Thanks DoubleUp.

Great Thanks DoubleUp !

Ok, So here's where I'm at. Got out my equiptment and started to prep my new brass. I'm not even touching my old brass for the time being. Man is new brass ever nice to work with. Turns out my Hornady sizing die developed some surface rust inside the thing, so I'm sending it back to Hornady to have ...

As of last night I went with new Winchester Brass, most of my handloads shot on the weekend were Remington brass. I keep all of the branded brass separate at all times so as not to have issues in the same group. but you are right the hornady brass is the worst, I'm not touching it again. I'm using H...

I hear ya on the one thing at a time. What I mean is I'll do a small batch with one change to each batch at a time. My issue is I may only get to go shoot once in a month.

thanks for all the input guys, I appreciate all the help!