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Any existing data without such a reference should be treated as suspect and not used.
Use reloading information posted here at your own risk. This forum (http://www.full-bore.co.uk) is not responsible for any property damage or personal injury as a consequence of using reloading data posted here, the information is individual members findings and observations only. Always verify the load data and be absolutely sure your firearm can handle the load, especially older ones. If in doubt start low and work your way up.
Re: BU**ER
Imperial sizing wax had my tin for well seems like years cracking stuff.
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TattooedGun
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Re: BU**ER
Another vote for ISW - it was a little more expensive than the other stuff in the shop, but the guy swore by it and said it was highly recommended.
It seems very good - have had a few cases stck on the way back down though - made worse by the fact my press is on a flimsy workmate and i don't actually want to break it by putting too much force on it :(
need a sturdier bench :(
It seems very good - have had a few cases stck on the way back down though - made worse by the fact my press is on a flimsy workmate and i don't actually want to break it by putting too much force on it :(
need a sturdier bench :(
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kennyc
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Re: BU**ER
Bench ? what bench? I use a hand press and work on my physique at the same time (I'm in perfect shape.........for a 55lb bag of spuds that is !)TattooedGun wrote:Another vote for ISW - it was a little more expensive than the other stuff in the shop, but the guy swore by it and said it was highly recommended.
It seems very good - have had a few cases stck on the way back down though - made worse by the fact my press is on a flimsy workmate and i don't actually want to break it by putting too much force on it :(
need a sturdier bench :(
Re: BU**ER
I smear the out side of the case with a thin coat of imerial sizing wax I then dip the case neck in fine graphite powder.
(I have access to a hoard of graphite in different grades the glass blower uses it.)
I re size the case then clean the in side of the neck with a case neck brush.
The cases just whistle through the die and no strain on the press. Have used this method longer than I care to remember.
Lyman sell a kit that does the same job only they dont use graphite.
(I have access to a hoard of graphite in different grades the glass blower uses it.)
I re size the case then clean the in side of the neck with a case neck brush.
The cases just whistle through the die and no strain on the press. Have used this method longer than I care to remember.
Lyman sell a kit that does the same job only they dont use graphite.
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Re: BU**ER
Hmm... Don’t forget I have seen those knees of yourskennyc wrote:Bench ? what bench? I use a hand press and work on my physique at the same time (I'm in perfect shape.........for a 55lb bag of spuds that is !)
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